We're all waiting anxiously for the results.

Dave,... Mr. B plans on reporting the results soon. Let me just say that both Sat. & Sun. were real windy with that advancing cold front that hit here today. Scores were all over the board. 38 shooters Sat., 31 on Sun. ...................Hey Innocent, glad you could make the match. And thank you for the squeeze chicken. I love my squeeze chicken. I promise I will squeeze my chicken alot. He (she?) has taken a shine to my squirrel trophy and likes riding bareback on it. The thing looks a little like Homer Simpson. http://s190.photobucket.com/albums/z94/ ... C03005.jpg

Hey Bob, I shouldn't think that I should have to teach about the female's laying the eggs...but then if you're the Dog and have a bad hangover it might be described as something that needs some Prep.H.
On second thought if I were riding on a hairy tailed rat I'd probably have some unusual psych problems too.

On the topic of the Colorado match, it was windy, but a great match. A great big thanks to Kevin P for loaning me his rifle, I did get it cleaned in the evening except for the night it was returned. I owe you one Kevin. Shooting with an unknown rifle adds to the excitment of shoot offs, which I lost all of them. David Bonner and his entire crew of assistants did a great job hosting the match.
Kitty we need to get some supplies to Bob McAlice for the long cold winter evenings, next years nationals could get interesting.

BTW watch out for McAlice being on a banditos team....

Cioa,
Innocent Mary

How do you post a excel file to Steel Chickens? I have the results ready to but I am not able to post.

Thanks
Dave

Little windy, but had a great time. Thanks Dave and your brother who did a lot of behind the scenes work! Steve and Bob S and M (do something with that) for helping with the match. Thanks Chuck for spotting. Bob M and Sarah for putting up with me for a couple of days (Bob don't come back with the exact hours!), to all of the people that I met and got to see again. Jeff for the hats! Finally Mary, I heard that it is easy to stay innocent when there are three relays and your shooting one and spotting for two!

Jim,
Yes it is very easy to stay innocent while pulling that kind of schedule, at least it wasn't four striaght relays, I've done that also. Tends to really make me quiet....
As for the behind the scenes helpers I know that Daves brother Dan did a great job cooking the hamburgers and Brats, Peter Her was really on top of keeping the computer stats up, Steve Hawks, Geri S., and a few others worked the stats, books etc., Bob M, and Bob S. along with Dave did great range command calling. Overall it was a great match, despite the wind and Eric not putting on his red scope rings before my last shootoff with him.

Thanks Dave and the entire group.

Mary

Innocent,

Let me know what he needs, will do my part. I need you address, seem to have lost it. I need to send Coates a check.

Kitty

The easiest way to share the Colorado State Smallbore Results is to e-mail them to interested persons. Note: All of the shooters received a hard copy of the results at the conclusion of the match.
Send me an e-mail, in the subject line put " State Match Results"

Dave

dbonner1960@ juno.com

Mary, anytime you want to train my rifle you can. I am glad you had fun and wished i could have been there. knowing Dave B it was a great match. Thanks for cleaning it for me. LOL

Kevin

The wind did blow both days. It was a well run match and I thinke we all had a good time.

Dave, Chuck has your conorgraph.

Here are the Match Results in Excel...

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Match Results in HTML for web browsing...

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