January 2007
Newsletter:

Fifty nine shooters registered for the January shoot. The weather forecast all week pointed to a cool rainy day but we had really good weather for the match. This and excellent scenarios made for a great day of Cowboy Action Shooting.

We had two new hombres shooting with us this month:

TSlim

Gil Campos


Welcome pards, we hope you shoot with us again soon.

Fiddleback was on top of his game and won it all; but he just beat out a visitor, TallDrinkAWater, from up north (Possum Trot) who was shooting duelist no less. Two of our most consistent shooters, Marshall Too Tall and Sunshine Billy placed third and fourth respectively. The rest of the top ten shooters were Slater, Tabasco Jot, Horseshoe John, Kenesaw Kid, Fast Harley and Keystone.

Last Kiss, shootin’ gunfighter, took the lady shooter honors. The other top ten ladies were Deadeye Diamond, Roma Jane, Feather Dancer and Two Dogs Runin.

AWARDS:

Classic Cowboy

Lightning McCoy

Bittercreek Jack

Black Sand Jake

Traditional

Fiddleback

Slater

Red Neckerson

Duelist

TallDrinkAWater

Horseshoe John

Jalapeno Papa

Gunfighter

Fast Harley

Keystone

Widowmaker

Outlaw

Badlands Beck

Tn Tombstone

Rawhide Rex

Frontier Cartridge

Hombre Sin Nombre

Yuma Trueheart

Arizona Joe

Modern

Tumbleweed

 

 

49er

Marshall Too Tall

Ocoee Red

Tn Mongo

Senior

Sunshine Billy

Tabasco Jot

Kenesaw Kid

Ladies Traditional

Deadeye Diamond

 

 

Ladies Gunfighter

Last Kiss

 

 

Lady Outlaw

Two Dogs Runin

 

 

Ladies 49er

Roma Jane

 

 

Ladies Senior

Feather Dancer

 

 

B-Western

T-Bone Angus

Hawkeye

 

Junior Male

Stud Muffler

Cactus Jack

 

 

Clean Stages:

Four shooters had a clean match in January; Arizona Joe, Calibre 45, Hombre Sin Nombre, and Marshall Too Tall. Four cowboys also had four stages with no misses and 12 shooters had three clean stages.

Five Stages

Arizona Joe, Calibre 45, Hombre Sin Nombre, and Marshall Too Tall.

Four Stages
Dusty Clay, Fiddleback, Hawkeye, and Horseshoe John.

Three Stages
Jalapeno Papa, Kenesaw Kid, Keystone, Lightning McCoy, Purly, Shenandoah Will, Slater, Tabasco Jot, Tennessee Hawk, Tennessee Mongo, Yukon Hootch and Yuma Trueheart.

Two Stages
Badlands Beck, Black Sand Jake, Fast Harley, Flash La Brew, Gil Campos, Huckleberry Don, Last Kiss, Ocoee Red, Sunshine Billy, TallDrinkAWater, Tennessee Firefox, Tennessee O.L. Dawg, Tennessee Ted and Tumbleweed.

One Stage
Blue Ridge Mike, Copperhead Coot, Deadbeat, Dusty Dollar, Major Kettle Hill, Pelo Plata, Rawhide Rex, Red Neckerson, Roma Jane, Slim Reaper, T-Bone Angus, Tennessee Tombstone, Top Dollar Bill, Two Dogs Runin and Widowmaker.

Posse Highlights

Posse One:

We were fortunate to have Keystone as our posse leader, and, as usual, he ensured that the posse went through the stages smoothly and safely. He shared the timing duties with Deadeye Diamond, our newest RO and a junior shooter at that. This was her first time and did really well, in spite of all the “coaching” from the “seasoned” RO’s and some friendly ribbing from Studmuffler, her brother, who had to take a reshoot. Studmuffler, also a junior shooter, is really moving up in the rankings; coming in as the top male junior and 18th overall. Several cowboys shared the scoring duties and thanks to Cookie Lynn and family for their help picking up brass.

Kenesaw Kid (Sr) and Keystone (GF), placed in the top ten; good shootin’ pards! As usual, El Carrera looked really good shootin’ gunfighter; who would want to face such a formidable figure in a confrontation on main street? It was good to see Jalapeno Papa and Flash La Brew shootin’ again; they did not appear to be very rusty and had a good shoot. Blue Ridge Mike, Tennessee Hawk and Copperhead Coot seemed to have a great time! And Calibre 45 shot clean, again.

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