Ozbow

Good to see a few going. Cheers.

I'm home early. Unfortunately, my dodgy shoulder was giving me too much grief and I had to pull the pin at lunchtime, day one. I hung around and did the scoring for my group for the novelty events before deciding that as I couldn't shoot, I might as well go home.

The weather was surprising good to us. Apart from a bit of rain on Friday night, there was barely any at all on Saturday. I think I was the only fool wearing a rain coat out on the course. Everyone else must have known somehow.

Numbers were down, as you probably would expect, with the weather forecast of heavy rain throughout the weekend.

The Ballarat boys did a good job. Woody was a magnificent cook.

I didn't take many photos and the few that I did take are just snaps, but they might be interesting for some of us to see.

Thanks for the photos Mick. I hope you get that shoulder sorted out.

Jeff

Gosh Howard O'C and Darren A are both a long way from home - good on 'em.

Hey Tony - thuch a loverly sthyle.... - stho smooth..

Thanks for sharing the photo's Mick, sorry to hear about your shoulder.

cheers
sue

Great shoot. Great people and great food. Well done to
the Ballarat Club.
regards Mark

Thanks guys for the great shoot I had a blast Just wish I had bothered to take some pics
Jim

Thanks for the great photos Mick.

Thank you to everyone that attended and made the Ballarat Traditional Shoot a successful weekend.

Here are some more pics.


muster




Casualties of the steel pig

Tomahawk made by Adam Parker for the raffle table.

Adam Parker knife on display.


Water bottle shoot

Some nice custom made arrows from Fine Fletchings.

Thanks for sharing those photos with us Craig. I always love to see lots of photos after any event.

The sharing of trad shoot photos used to be a widespread practice in past years. Unfortunately, this is happening less and less now. Luckily, we still have a few who make the effort.

Thanks for the photos Craig; it looks like everyone was havin' fun!

Jeff