Post by Twanger on Feb 22, 2006 10:11:02 GMT -5
This was posted on another site by an MBS officer, and I thought I should post it here.
MBS Central Chapter is pleased to host the 2006 spring Quarterly meeting on 30th of April at the Poolesville IWLA. This will be an all day event for the whole family. Gates will open at 0930.
Here are just a few of the things that the shoot will have:
First off this is the Central Chapter so you know our first priority is eating good. So bring your favorite cuts of meat and Grill Man Dave will treat them right!
Now while your food is being grilled to perfection, Grab your blankets and empty out those old boxes of archery stuff. That's right, while the MBS officers are having their meeting you all get first dibs on the blanket sales.
3d Course ($) with awards given out for the highest chapter score, highest compound men's individual score, highest compound women score, same for recurve and long bow, Youngest (Most Potential) and oldest (“Wisest shooter”) We will be giving out the first ever plaque award for the best chapter score. Something simple but has room for the four meetings winners.
This is the spring quarterly meeting and hopefully we will be taking the award home, until the next meeting. (Summer) So at the end of the year the award could be given to what ever chapter did the best for 2006. I’m thinking a piece of wood with some/a broadheads or a Robin Hood arrow on wood. With a couple of words like “2006 Most Deadly Chapter in the Maryland Bowhunter’s Society”
Ariel shots. Bring your Flu flu. Like Denton hill, everyone that fits on the firing range, can shoot at the same time. Depending on our sectors of fire is how many shooters can play at once. You must have flu flu to play. I have a few to share with others.
Helium Balloon Shoot For the kids, first, then we get to play! Every kid will be a winner, of something, an award or certificate of some kind.
Rabbit shot (rolling tire with target inside) same as abov! e, as many shooters as possible, shoot at once. I suggest you bring your blunt tips for this one!
Accuracy shot ($) A sure to challenge every shooter "Threading the needle" Award will be given to the champion. Shooting through a hollow log with an opening of just bigger than a golf ball. This will be placed at 15 yards and try to hit the clay pigeon behind it. Every one that hits the target will step back further away until we are left with the best shooter. Every shooter pays $1 a shot. The winner gets half the money raised by this event.
Long Range Shooter($) The closest arrow to a 1" sticker takes home the "Sniper Award" Every shooter pays $5 for three chances. The winner gets half the money raised by this event.
And more like the:
Canoe shot ($) Not going to tell all the secrets but I will say you will have to shoot a bowfishing arrow out of the boat for this one,
The belly shot test your luck lying down.
The arrow killer shot, no need to charge money for this one. It's already very expensive!
And others
Time Table:
0930-1230 3d course, rabbit shot, Ariel shot, belly shot,
Arrow killer shot, food
1300-1400 Blanket sales, MBS officer meeting
1400-1500 Canoe shot, Blanket sale
1500-1700 MBS meeting
1705-1735 Long Range Shot, Accuracy shot
directions.....
From Virginia: 495 North (West side of DC) to River Road, take River Road North. River Road will end in a T intersection, but will retain the same name if one turns left. Turn left at the T intersection. Take River Road until you pass Hunters Quarter Road (it will be on the left) and continue past Hunters Quarter Road. The second road on the right after Hunters Quarter Road will be West Willard Road. Turn right onto West Willard Road. Proceed north on West Willard until you come to Izaak Walton Way (on the left). Turn left onto Izaak Walton Way. Proceed on Izaak Walton Way until you have passed two gates on the right and the third gate on the right is the Archery Range. Turn right into the Archery Range and proceed to have fun.
From points North of DC: Take I-95 south to 495 and head west on 495. Exit 495 onto I-270 North. Take I-270 North until you reach state road 28/Darnestown Road. Go North on 28 toward Darnestown. You will go through Darnestown and proceed on 28 until you reach 107 - it will be a left fork off of 28. Bear left onto 107 and proceed into Poolesville. You will come upon a four-way stop (109). Proceed through the intersection off 107 and 109, on 107 looking for West Willard Road on the left (this will be mere yards beyond the intersection of 107 and 109). Turn left onto West Willard and proceed to Izaak Walton Way on the right - it will be a few miles so don’t get anxious if you don't see it right away. Turn right onto Izaak Walton Way and proceed to the third gate on the right. Turn into the Archery range at the third gate on the right and you are there.
From points near Frederick: You can take 15 south to 28 south. Turn left onto 28 south and proceed to 109. Take a right at 109 and that will take you into Poolesville. When you get to the four-way-stop intersection (intersection of 107 and 109) take a right. Immediately begin looking for West Willard on the left. Take a left onto West Willard and follow the above directions from there.
From points near Frederick: You can take I-270 south to 109. Take 109 south/west directly into Poolesville and follow the above directions from there.
From the Bay bridge Take the drive down 50 all the way to 495. Follow 495 west (95N) towards I-270. then follow directions from paragraph two.
MBS Central Chapter is pleased to host the 2006 spring Quarterly meeting on 30th of April at the Poolesville IWLA. This will be an all day event for the whole family. Gates will open at 0930.
Here are just a few of the things that the shoot will have:
First off this is the Central Chapter so you know our first priority is eating good. So bring your favorite cuts of meat and Grill Man Dave will treat them right!
Now while your food is being grilled to perfection, Grab your blankets and empty out those old boxes of archery stuff. That's right, while the MBS officers are having their meeting you all get first dibs on the blanket sales.
3d Course ($) with awards given out for the highest chapter score, highest compound men's individual score, highest compound women score, same for recurve and long bow, Youngest (Most Potential) and oldest (“Wisest shooter”) We will be giving out the first ever plaque award for the best chapter score. Something simple but has room for the four meetings winners.
This is the spring quarterly meeting and hopefully we will be taking the award home, until the next meeting. (Summer) So at the end of the year the award could be given to what ever chapter did the best for 2006. I’m thinking a piece of wood with some/a broadheads or a Robin Hood arrow on wood. With a couple of words like “2006 Most Deadly Chapter in the Maryland Bowhunter’s Society”
Ariel shots. Bring your Flu flu. Like Denton hill, everyone that fits on the firing range, can shoot at the same time. Depending on our sectors of fire is how many shooters can play at once. You must have flu flu to play. I have a few to share with others.
Helium Balloon Shoot For the kids, first, then we get to play! Every kid will be a winner, of something, an award or certificate of some kind.
Rabbit shot (rolling tire with target inside) same as abov! e, as many shooters as possible, shoot at once. I suggest you bring your blunt tips for this one!
Accuracy shot ($) A sure to challenge every shooter "Threading the needle" Award will be given to the champion. Shooting through a hollow log with an opening of just bigger than a golf ball. This will be placed at 15 yards and try to hit the clay pigeon behind it. Every one that hits the target will step back further away until we are left with the best shooter. Every shooter pays $1 a shot. The winner gets half the money raised by this event.
Long Range Shooter($) The closest arrow to a 1" sticker takes home the "Sniper Award" Every shooter pays $5 for three chances. The winner gets half the money raised by this event.
And more like the:
Canoe shot ($) Not going to tell all the secrets but I will say you will have to shoot a bowfishing arrow out of the boat for this one,
The belly shot test your luck lying down.
The arrow killer shot, no need to charge money for this one. It's already very expensive!
And others
Time Table:
0930-1230 3d course, rabbit shot, Ariel shot, belly shot,
Arrow killer shot, food
1300-1400 Blanket sales, MBS officer meeting
1400-1500 Canoe shot, Blanket sale
1500-1700 MBS meeting
1705-1735 Long Range Shot, Accuracy shot
directions.....
From Virginia: 495 North (West side of DC) to River Road, take River Road North. River Road will end in a T intersection, but will retain the same name if one turns left. Turn left at the T intersection. Take River Road until you pass Hunters Quarter Road (it will be on the left) and continue past Hunters Quarter Road. The second road on the right after Hunters Quarter Road will be West Willard Road. Turn right onto West Willard Road. Proceed north on West Willard until you come to Izaak Walton Way (on the left). Turn left onto Izaak Walton Way. Proceed on Izaak Walton Way until you have passed two gates on the right and the third gate on the right is the Archery Range. Turn right into the Archery Range and proceed to have fun.
From points North of DC: Take I-95 south to 495 and head west on 495. Exit 495 onto I-270 North. Take I-270 North until you reach state road 28/Darnestown Road. Go North on 28 toward Darnestown. You will go through Darnestown and proceed on 28 until you reach 107 - it will be a left fork off of 28. Bear left onto 107 and proceed into Poolesville. You will come upon a four-way stop (109). Proceed through the intersection off 107 and 109, on 107 looking for West Willard Road on the left (this will be mere yards beyond the intersection of 107 and 109). Turn left onto West Willard and proceed to Izaak Walton Way on the right - it will be a few miles so don’t get anxious if you don't see it right away. Turn right onto Izaak Walton Way and proceed to the third gate on the right. Turn into the Archery range at the third gate on the right and you are there.
From points near Frederick: You can take 15 south to 28 south. Turn left onto 28 south and proceed to 109. Take a right at 109 and that will take you into Poolesville. When you get to the four-way-stop intersection (intersection of 107 and 109) take a right. Immediately begin looking for West Willard on the left. Take a left onto West Willard and follow the above directions from there.
From points near Frederick: You can take I-270 south to 109. Take 109 south/west directly into Poolesville and follow the above directions from there.
From the Bay bridge Take the drive down 50 all the way to 495. Follow 495 west (95N) towards I-270. then follow directions from paragraph two.
