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M1977572
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7/15/2014
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TR Request
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City of Lamar
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DRMS
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TR4
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In the picture below,you can see all the arrows are in the ASA 12 ring and the other <br /> scoring rings are visible in this view(the 14 ring is very faint). Likely,you would not be <br /> able to see the imprinted rings from the shooting stakes and if you could,they would be <br /> very faint. <br /> General Rules and Etiquette <br /> Each organization has its own set of rules and equipment restrictions so be sure to know <br /> what you are in for when shooting a sanctioned event as a competitive shooter. For <br /> instance,ASA requires a collared shirt at their shoots and IBO requires that their hunter <br /> class shooters use at least 4"vanes on all arrows. Actual stake to target maximum <br /> distances also vary depending on the format of the shoot. There are far too many rules to <br /> list but in a general sense,here are some basic things to consider. <br /> 1. Safety is of primary concern so know what you are shooting at and what is behind <br /> it. Be sure any children with you stay behind the current shooter at all times. <br /> 2. Be courteous to other shooters by not talking while other members of your group <br /> are at the shooting stake. Don't let kids goof around. <br /> 3. Don't spend too much time at the stake glassing the target or guessing yardage. <br /> Most 3D organizations set time limits on how long you can be at the stake to <br /> ensure the event moves along well. You should not need more than 1 -2 minutes <br /> once in position to shoot. <br /> 4. Since these events are meant to involve all genders and ages,be cordial and do <br /> not use foul language. <br /> 5. Typically 2 separate people keep score and one calls the shots. Cards are <br /> compared at the end to confirm no mistakes were made in adding up the score. <br /> 6. For outdoor events,bring something to drink and snack on—the walk through <br /> courses can exceed 1 mile in length and take several hours. You may also want to <br /> take an Allen wrench set and an extra release(if you use one). An umbrella is <br /> also nice if you care to take one on a rainy day. <br />
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