Sixgun Seamus

Great match. This was our second time there, definitely wont be our last.

Congrats to both of you from Cayenne Kay and I.

But then at least Schwaby was earning money for Cancer.

Then there is the non PG side of "Are You Tough Enough to Wear Pink". Sixgun Schwaby and Sixgun Seamus.

I cant say enough good about this shoot. Stages are well written with a great mix of target distance and sizes. Food is great starting with Pam's chuck wagon with her famous biscuits and gravy to our catered banquet from Hog Heaven. All you can eat chicken, pulled pork, brisket and plenty of sides and fixins. The prize table at the banquet has no comparison anywhere. No tickets to buy, just your name is called at random and you have your choice of some great items. Everyone makes at least two trips to the table and some people even get three till the prizes are gone. The shooters packet with the shooters gifts are always top shelf useful items. The shooters book is written by Prairie Dawg and is not only informative but also entertaining reading. The comraderie is tops as is with all cowboy shoots. Bubba and the whole Tusco crew put on one of the best annuals you will ever attend. As always we had a great time. Posse 2 was great and thanks to all our posse that helped make everything run smoothly. You were great.

Well, once again we had waaaaay too much fun thanks to the twisted mind of Thunder Creek Kid and we even got to sandwich a shootin' match there in the middle. Thanks to TCK, Ole Rattlesnake and the OVV crew for putting on these Wednesday matches. Always a fun match. P.S. Hey TCK, if you want to see my clean shoot ribbon again, I can bring it along with me to Tusco.

Little over a year ago, I bought a stock pair of those with boxes and paperwork. Paid $1200 for the pair.

Well, my no rain prediction came true despite three weather services reporting the opposite. Thanks to all who came out to enjoy our Day-Night shoot. It was a loooong day but well worth it. Congratulations to Dirty Dale and Ani Two Feathers, our top overall male and female shooters. Wow....11 clean shooters. Scores are up at www.browntownshipregulators.com. OH....I almost forgot.....I beat you Charlie like a mangy cur dog.

Well be shootin tomorrow. It ain't gonna rain.

Thanks to you Mo and crew for all you do. Its always a fun match regardless of what we say to you at the match and yes, Charlie, ya whupped me agin.

This is always a fun day. Come on out and help us give the vets a great time.

Keepin an eye on the weather report. Keepin the fingers crossed.

This year is the 70th Anniversary of our parent club Brown Township Sportsman's Club so the Brown Township Regulators are throwing a special Day-Night Shoot to celebrate. We will have our 8 stage shoot on Saturday September 28th. We have special times for this shoot due to the "night" part of the shoot. Registration starts at 12:00 noon and the kitchen will be open for a light lunch. We shoot the first 4 stages starting at 2:00 PM. The Regulators will serve a picnic lunch to everyone then turn on the lights and start shooting the last four stages at 6:00 PM. Bring your best black powder loads if ya got'em and help us light up the night. Awards and drawing for door prizes following the shoot. All this for only $15.00. You can shoot just the afternoon or just the evening but awards will be for only full day shooters. Since we don't have facilities to shoot in bad weather, we will have to keep an eye on the weather reports. Hope to see you there.

Pop-ting..... wasn't he the cook on Bonanza?

I'll go anywhere if they feed me. Seriously, this is a great event that we've been proud to be a part of. Just a little way to thank our veterans for their service and sacrifices but also to the Wags organization of vets helping vets. Salute!

It was good to meet you and put a face to a name from here on the wire. Congrats on your Jedi.

That's definitely gotta be it.

Thanks to all who came out to shoot. Congratulations to Dirty Dale and Gemstone Janet, our top overall male and female shooters. Scores are posted on website.

Come on out and join us for 6 stages of fast cowboy shooting. Kitchen opens at 8 for breakfast and stays open till after lunch. Registration at 8:45, safety meeting at 10 with shootin' startin' directly after. Weather looks to be great. More info and directions at www.browntownshipregulators.com. Hope to see you there.

$10 yearly membership. $10 shooter fee. $15 non member. Juniors shoot free. Lot cost food available at matches.

We have had a combo Day-Night shoot for 5 or 6 years now. We set up our stages in the impact area of a trap range. The light for the trap range are about 50 yds behind the firing line. Our targets are white with red outline. Enough light for safety but still challenging and fun. We have lights or flashlights at loading tables and for brass picking. Spotting hasn't been a problem. We are in a valley and the smoke from the black powder shooters hangs low depending on air movement. Our system works for us and we have good attendance every year. People seem to really like it and we get positive comments. Only down side is that it ends rather late for people with a long drive home.

Shot almost that Saturday at OVV with the exception that the targets weren't that far dispersed. Fun stage. Had to move length of building between shotgun and other guns.

Thanks to entire OVV crew for another fun day. Hey TCK, remind me to show you the pretty pin I got today.

You owe it to yourself to check out Michigan Rattler. The man is an artist in leather. We have several pairs of chaps from him plus holsters, cuffs and butt covers. He does outstanding work and his pricing is fair. Mine are patterned after an old picture that he had. Check him out at http://www.michiganrattler.com/

Always a good time at Firelands with a great bunch of cowboys. Rye, today was luck. Don't expect these results ever again.