Asa Qulifer March 20th and 21st

hstubblefield · 03-13-2010, 08:41 PM

Cedarridge will be haveing a Asa qulifer March 20th and 21st.All Asa rules will apply.For the buckle deal it will be $27.50 all adult classes and $15 for youth classes.We will have 20 Asa targets set like a pro am.This is a new course from last year and will be great practice for Paris,Tx.We will have a pro class just do it the way we did last year on price and payback.Hope to see yall should be a great course and good eating.For directions or more info contact Rick Stubblefield @ 918-441-9614 or 918-452-3594
Hunter

Daniel Boone · 03-14-2010, 09:29 PM

Are these shotgun starts?

We shooters be grouped?
DB

hstubblefield · 03-14-2010, 10:06 PM

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Originally Posted by Daniel Boone

Are these shotgun starts?

We shooters be grouped?
DB

My bad DB 11am shotgun start yes the shooters will be grouped

hstubblefield · 03-17-2010, 01:15 PM

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Originally Posted by hstubblefield

My bad DB 11am shotgun start yes the shooters will be grouped

weather looking good sunday not good saturday tho

Daniel Boone · 03-20-2010, 09:35 AM

Is this shoot still happening this weekend?
DB

okarcher · 03-20-2010, 11:32 AM

DB, Rick said they were shooting no matter what the weather

hstubblefield · 03-20-2010, 02:40 PM

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DB, Rick said they were shooting no matter what the weather

Chad when you have to work for a liveing like he does and try not to schedle a date on someone elses it is kinda hard.Really when your on call every 2 weeks.

Dont really matter anyway still had a decent crowd

okarcher · 03-20-2010, 05:17 PM

Dont really know what all the other stuff really means or matters, but im glad you guys still had a decent turnout. Lots of work goes into putting on a shoot that some may not relize. Lots of die hard 3d'ers out there that will shoot in any conditions you guys turnout proves that. Hope the weather gives you guys a break tomorrow it sure would help out.

Daniel Boone · 03-20-2010, 05:24 PM

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Originally Posted by okarcher

Dont really know what all the other stuff really means or matters, but im glad you guys still had a decent turnout. Lots of work goes into putting on a shoot that some may not relize. Lots of die hard 3d'ers out there that will shoot in any conditions you guys turnout proves that. Hope the weather gives you guys a break tomorrow it sure would help out.

Saw a couple of guys that came into the Bow shop after shooting there. They said it was tough. Snow and ice hitting you.
DB

sebreedlove · 03-20-2010, 06:27 PM

thanks to the guys at Cedar Ridge for making the best of a bad situation. We still had a good time at the shoot (good time not good score).

Okbowman · 03-21-2010, 06:27 AM

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Originally Posted by hstubblefield

Chad when you have to work for a liveing like he does and try not to schedle a date on someone elses it is kinda hard.Really when your on call every 2 weeks.

Dont really matter anyway still had a decent crowd

There's still someone around that has to work for a living? Imagine that. I need to talk to him and see what it's like. It's real tough being born rich like Chad and myself.

But we manage. What is work anyway? Maybe Hunter can explain it to us sometime. Since he's worked so hard for all these years.

Lighten up there youngin'. I don't think he meant nothing by it. And we dont even need to get into a discussion about scheduling shoots on someone elses dates. I just thought that was the Oklahoma way.

Had an ASA qualifier in Ada last weekend and the two ASA Reps held shoots at their places on the same date! Us Okies need to get our heads together and stop pissing into the wind. Or just go to Texas for a year or two and take some lessons on how to run a shoot.

mathews_man110 · 03-21-2010, 09:29 AM

Its funny how 15 year old's mouth on here, thinking they know everything about working.. Have you done your homework today son??

hstubblefield · 03-21-2010, 11:25 AM

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Originally Posted by Okbowman

There's still someone around that has to work for a living? Imagine that. I need to talk to him and see what it's like. It's real tough being born rich like Chad and myself.

But we manage. What is work anyway? Maybe Hunter can explain it to us sometime. Since he's worked so hard for all these years.

Lighten up there youngin'. I don't think he meant nothing by it. And we dont even need to get into a discussion about scheduling shoots on someone elses dates. I just thought that was the Oklahoma way.

Had an ASA qualifier in Ada last weekend and the two ASA Reps held shoots at their places on the same date! Us Okies need to get our heads together and stop pissing into the wind. Or just go to Texas for a year or two and take some lessons on how to run a shoot.

I wasnt talking about me I was talking about my dad.

I dont care if darrel and them have shoots on the same date were not going to do that.What I was talking about it dad is on call every 2 weeks so it is kinda hard to work it a shoot.

hstubblefield · 03-21-2010, 11:26 AM

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Originally Posted by mathews_man110

Its funny how 15 year old's mouth on here, thinking they know everything about working.. Have you done your homework today son??

You must think this is archerytalk

read the post under your