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Jimbo Terry won the 1000yd Challenge today. Shooting a 252 out of 300.
No spotter and shot all from the 1K line. Congrats Jimbo!
Eron Ahmer came in 2nd, Jack Odor 3rd.
Now the NRA Regional Saturday/Sunday.


Robert G.

Just got word that the great Gentleman Jim Terry is the High Plains Regional Champion.
2nd Overall is that renown Arizona author Zack Taylor.
3rd Overall and Top Spotter is the Gillette, WY. superstar Kenny Wasserburger.
A party is in order, you think???

Thanks very much Eron and Robert for another excellent match. I have to say that this was one of the most enjoyable match experiences I've ever had. And the food couldn't be beat!

Chris.

Amen Chris. Was great shooting with you again.

gunlaker wrote:Thanks very much Eron and Robert for another excellent match. I have to say that this was one of the most enjoyable match experiences I've ever had. And the food couldn't be beat!

Chris.

Thank you Chris for coming. You give the match an International flair.

-Eron

Exceptional match.....best pits in the country, probably the best 1000 yard range in the country because of the pits and the covered 1000 yard line.

Eron and Robert did an exceptional job


Kenny W

where can we read how EVERYBODY fared with the shooting? I.E. RESULTS.

Don posted it on his website

Here is the link to the scores for the Rocky Mtn. Regional and High Plains 1000yd Challenge Money Match.
I think everyone had a good time. Don't miss it next year!

https://drive.google.com/folderview?id= ... sp=sharing

Robert G.

Anddddddddddddddddddddddd......Robert Garibay outdid hisself with a pot full of melt in yo' mouf brisket 'n all de trimmins.

Worth the trip to shoot such a well run match on such a shooter friendly range with so much just can't get it anywhere else groceries...

You too can get that same mouf watering brisket and trimmings at the same place COBPTR gets his, Sams Club or Cosco.

CO

We're just poor folks out West eating cow scraps and shootin in the dirt Mr. Outler.
We can't afford whole pigs, fancy trophies and Country Club shooting.
Please don't think less of us.

Robert G.

Sam's Club and Costco sure beats dragging something out of the ditch on the side of the road and throwing it on the fire, like they do down south.

Road Kill preparation is an art form and books have been written on the subject. Essentially in the Southeast.

However, I must point out that CO has no basis for comparison (or right to comment for that matter) because he has been a consistent no show at a Byers Garibayfest.

And, that may or may not be lamentable.

Pulling road kill out of the ditch is not bad at all, except in the summer. That's why we have our regional match in the fall.

CO