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scuzz
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by scuzz » Thu Jun 06, 2013 1:06 pm
DrAK DaRippa wrote:ooh yeah, cant wait. never been to a hvta event before. does anybody know how the speed shooting works? i've got a very limited supply of arrows..., hoping to have 10 finished by the weekend
A few years ago the speed round gave you 30 seconds to shoot at different targets from the one point, i don't think it would have changed. Not many people shoot more than 5 arrows, if they do their accuracy is usually sacrificed as a result.
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bigbob
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by bigbob » Thu Jun 06, 2013 2:08 pm
most trad events have a speed round of 30 secs as mentioned. generally only 5 or six arrows if you want them all to score well. The hunters round over 60 secs and moving from peg to peg has seen some of the top shooters get away up to 14 arrows I believe, with most scoring.
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trish
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by trish » Thu Jun 06, 2013 2:27 pm
All is set & ready to go.....see you all there....
For those travelling, take care on the roads, watch out for the candy cars, they like hanging around at the F3 freeway near our club.
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jcm
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by jcm » Sun Jun 09, 2013 7:39 pm
Just got back.
Great to catch up with all that came to the Gathering.
To Trish and all at HVTA thank you . See you again in early October for the Charity Shoot.
John
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AndyF
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by AndyF » Mon Jun 10, 2013 9:23 am
Got back to sunny Bondi last night. Just wanted to say thanks to everyone for yet another great shoot. Had a ball despite my crappy score of 505 (which was expected to be honest). And only about five arrows bust or lost.
I love these events. Great people, the great outdoors, bows and arrows, campfires, and too much whiskey with Owen again. Doesn't get much better.
It was my friend James's first ever trad shoot (he's only shot a bow about three or four times) and he had a ball. So thanks from him too.
Top marks to the kitchen for the burgers too. They were excellent.
Cheers, Andy
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longbowinfected
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by longbowinfected » Mon Jun 10, 2013 10:32 am
Thanks to Trish and all the crew at HVTA. Great to catch up with mates and meet some of the folk on here that I had not "seen" in the flesh.
Kevin
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Gilly
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by Gilly » Mon Jun 10, 2013 3:25 pm
AndyF wrote:Had a ball despite my crappy score of 505 (which was expected to be honest).
Andy, I would be delirious if I managed a score of 505
It was a great weekend, it was great to put a face to the names we so often see on here.
I do have some photos and will upload them once I get them off the camera.
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by nathan77 » Mon Jun 10, 2013 3:34 pm
A big thanks to Nick, Trish and the whole HVTA crew for another great event and weekend . It was a pleasure to pack up all the camping gear ,in the dry for a change . Thanks weather gods for a cracker weekend it's the warmest and driest June long weekend I have ever had .
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trish
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by trish » Mon Jun 10, 2013 3:49 pm
I have some snap shots in & around camp...didn't get out onto the ranges, relied on others to do that for me
will post them when I resize them
It was a great weekend, great to put faces to names (Roadie)
We had 200 plus visitors & 165 registered Archers.
Looking forward to our next shoot, The "Andrew Spiechowicz Memorial Charity Shoot". Our charity this year will be The Cancer Council Research, on the October Long weekend 5th & 6th.
Trish
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Roadie
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by Roadie » Mon Jun 10, 2013 4:20 pm
In Canberra at the moment, what a weekend, we certainly did put a hole in the Malt and the Red wine. It was Great to catch up with everyone, and as Trish said was great to put Faces to Names, and great to catch up with you Woodie. Hopefully will see some of you at the Mildura shoot late August. Cheers Roadie.
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hazard
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by hazard » Mon Jun 10, 2013 4:55 pm
Brilliant weekend!!
A huge thanks to all the HVTA crew that made a popular event even more popular.
Look forward to the "Andrew Spiechowicz Memorial Charity Shoot".
My son Callan told me he had a great time and it is always good quality company from everyone.
Roadie it was goo to catch up and thanks for the Malt and Cider Drive safely.
Hazard
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Gilly
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by Gilly » Tue Jun 11, 2013 2:58 pm
Are the scores going to be posted on here?
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trish
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by trish » Wed Jun 12, 2013 8:26 am
Will see what I can do with scores....I'm away at present....a well deserved break....
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Gilly
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by Gilly » Wed Jun 12, 2013 9:19 am
trish wrote:Will see what I can do with scores....I'm away at present....a well deserved break....
VERY well deserved!
Enjoy yourself
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hazard
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by hazard » Thu Jun 13, 2013 6:21 pm
I thought I would share a "Malting moment" Roadie at his best.
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Politics is a game played by dishonest people to gain an unfair advantage!
Never under estimate the strength of a cornered coward.
Everyone is entitled to be stupid, but some abuse the privilege.
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Roadie
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by Roadie » Thu Jun 13, 2013 6:41 pm
Only to Happy to Share a Excellent Malt. Till next time Hazard, Cheers Roadie.
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woodie
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by woodie » Thu Jun 13, 2013 7:10 pm
and an excellent malt it was too
woodie
may your arrows fly straight and true and your limbs return.
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temudjin
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by temudjin » Fri Jun 14, 2013 4:07 pm
To all the HVTA Team,
thanks for a great weekend at the Gathering this year. This was my first time at HVTA and it really was good fun.
Although your course setter is a devil isn't he? Tiny rats at big distances were for me very challenging. And how sneaky was the standing bear shot? Here in the sunny state our bear targets are 5' tall - yours was about 3" and at the end of a tunnel of greenery so needless to say I shot way over his head. And there were lots of other challenging targets across the two ranges, not to mention the speed shoot, the hunt, rolling discs and flu flu rounds.
It was great to meet old and new friends from across Vic, NSW and Qld, see live blacksmithing demos, arrows being turned and all the rest of the things you had set up for us.
So thanks again for a fabulous weekend, I'll be sure to return in the future.
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woodie
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by woodie » Fri Jun 14, 2013 4:46 pm
Yes he is mean but he always sets a good range. I'm sure I speak for all at HVTA in saying it was a pleasure having all the guests there.
woodie
may your arrows fly straight and true and your limbs return.
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longbowinfected
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by longbowinfected » Sat Jun 15, 2013 12:36 pm
I took one photo on the weekend using my I-phone.
I was shooting the field course nearest the front gate, had picked up my arrow and was walking back when I saw a cow pat on the ground smiling at me........I couldn't believe my eyes and I called Regina Bohler, Jake and Michael Fouracre and Andy Firth and the others from Sydney Bowmen to have a look and blow me down they pushed me out of the way to take their photos.
The eyes were mushrooms. At first I thought someone was having a lend of me.
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trish
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Roadie
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by Roadie » Sun Jun 16, 2013 9:39 am
Thanks for the photos Trish. Did you enjoy the show, and how was "Ole Black Eyes". Cheers Roadie.
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trish
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by trish » Sun Jun 16, 2013 10:15 am
hey Roadie....the show was great....Ole Black Eyes wasn't in it, ohhhhh I wished he was but Andrew O'Keefe was in it. Worth the money we paid
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Gilly
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by Gilly » Sun Jun 16, 2013 5:58 pm
Great pics Trish!
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trish
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by trish » Tue Jun 18, 2013 10:57 am
Gathering Scores...only for 1st, 2nd & 3rd
Mens Recurve
1. Guy Leyton 660
2.Howard O'Connel 605
3. Simon McKenzie 570
Junior Boys Recurve
1. Hugh McLeod 340
2. Callan Todd 305
3. Josh Wearne 225
Cub Boys
1. Luke Guelen 265
2. Kurt Rodwell 180
3. C Tyee Smith 45
Womens Recurve
1. Karen Deer 370
2. Gemma Knight 245
3. Linda Woodhouse 230
Junior Girls Recurve
1. Emma Shorthouse 170
Cub Girls Recurve
1. Amber Beehag 90
2. Tarla Smith
3. Darcie Willoughby 15
Mens Longbow
1. Dakota Smith 655
2. Robert McKenzie 555
3. Scott Lutschini 540
Junior Boys Longbow
1. Oscar Zeleny 265
2. Connor Lynch 230
3. Soren Sadeli 190
Cub Boys Longbow
1. Jack Guelen 345
2. Hayden Schempp 305
3. Stuart Curtis 200
Womens Longbow
1. Regins Bohler 350
2. Adriana Speight 340
3. Bron Blackadder 255
Junior Girls Longbow
1. Georgia Deer 445
2. Emma Woodhouse 100
Cub Girls Longbow
1. Kahlia Winter 100
2. Scout Heiman 10
Mens Selfbow
1. John Deer 430
2. Corey Hughes 415
3. Nathan Rodwell 410
Womens Selfbow
1. Sharn Blackadder 260
2. Gill Allen 225
Mens Horse Boe
1. Andy Guelen 480
2. Tom Panic 295
3. Duncan Whitelaw 250
Cub Boys Horese Bow
1. Liam Schempp 460
2. Ethan Schempp 280
Cub Girls Horse Bow
1. Tarlia Schempp 180
2. Nikkitta King 110
3. Amelia Schempp 45
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Guy Layton
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by Guy Layton » Tue Jun 18, 2013 7:16 pm
Hi Trish,
Thank you once again for an outstanding extra long weekend away...
Both my kids want to leave school and move up to your camping grounds and live there forever...
Counting down the days to next years shoot...
Cheers Guy
The broadhead used, regardless of how sharp, is no where as important as being able to place it in the correct spot....!
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Gilly
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by Gilly » Tue Jun 18, 2013 7:38 pm
Guy Layton wrote:Hi Trish,
Thank you once again for an outstanding extra long weekend away...
Both my kids want to leave school and move up to your camping grounds and live there forever...
Counting down the days to next years shoot...
Cheers Guy
Will you and the family be coming up to the October charity shoot?
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Guy Layton
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by Guy Layton » Tue Jun 18, 2013 7:52 pm
Gilly wrote:Guy Layton wrote:Hi Trish,
Thank you once again for an outstanding extra long weekend away...
Both my kids want to leave school and move up to your camping grounds and live there forever...
Counting down the days to next years shoot...
Cheers Guy
Will you and the family be coming up to the October charity shoot?
Hi Gilly,
NRL grand finial that weekend... Probably head up for one day like usual....
It's enjoyable supporting such a great cause...
Cheers Guy
The broadhead used, regardless of how sharp, is no where as important as being able to place it in the correct spot....!