Ok, I think we may get enough interest in this to make it fun. I'll run this one and if it's a hit I'll try and keep them going each month. Only caveat is I have to travel to El Paso mid April to later May, so if we do a May shoot I may need some help or move it to the end of the month. Ok, on to details:
What you'll need:
- A sheet of paper (at least 8 1/2" x 11")
- A 2", 4", 6", and 8" diameter circle (I raided the kitchen and found them in 2 minutes)
- 20 yrd shooting space tops (this months is 15 yrds to start it off)
Next:
Trace the appropriate diameter objects. Id start at the 8" and work down to keep them evenly spaced circles. Example picture at bottom. In one corner write that shoots parameters i.e. Range - 15 yrds and position - standing for this month. (If we keep at it we'll alter the range and circumstances, i.e. Kneeling, elevated, etc.)
Center ring is 10 points, 4" ring is 8 points, 6" ring is 6 points, 8" ring is 4 points. No points for rest of paper.
Rules:
3 shots, cold or warmed up
Standing (this month)
Hole has to break that points line to count
15 yards (this month)
You'll have the whole week to make your shots, but only the 1st three count (this months shoot is closed on April 11th)
And... Pics or it didnt happen
What you win? Nothing but fun. Try and get your bow and gear in the pic. Do your own honest math and post points in your post. Feel free to add any environmental info as well, this is also a good time to see what folks are up to these days.
Managment:
Ok, so right below this post will be a "Participants" thread. If you say youre in I'll add your handle to the list. After you shoot I'll edit your points next to your name.
Here's an example of one I made on PowerPoint. The only trouble I had was ensuring the circles were the right size. It took a little toying around with: