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Billy Boots, # 20282 LTG-Regulator

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  1. I took Lawman and Too Tall's advice and stayed out of this bar this year. However I did take a pic of the good looking cowgirl out front.
  2. Deep thought as to whether it time for one more Old Overholt.
  3. Harley is only one not so "glassy eyed". Glad all Sassy and I had to do was walk (stumble) back to room. Unfortunately Four Deuces was just before getting to our room. We may have stayed to long. All Sassy's fault.
  4. yep. good job. Pre-match Q/A for PMs covered it well.
  5. I'm surprised you even made it on the right highway out of Tombstone. Not good to stay to long in Kate's watching Harley. Don't ask me how i know.
  6. When I first read "At Ready" in Posse Marshall info I had to ask for clarification since around our area it often means gun in hand, or hands (if stated in plural). I was informed that it was in regards to body position and hands not torching guns. I will now assume that at other matches unless there is addition to wording such as "At Ready, gun in hand or hands", or "At ready, hand or hands touching gun flat on table", As mentioned, I also think the command is to be over-ride of SASS default. I certainly favor this in stage writing and appreciated it at EOT. TT, GAP is fun, maybe more so for us shorter folks. IMO, if stated "in hand" then that means one hand could be on shells if stating with shotgun. If flat on table is not mentioned then I assume long gun can be to shoulder.
  7. For your reading entertainment and additional confusion.

     

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    End of Trail 2024 Stage Conventions.pdf Posse Marshal Stage Questions with Response 2024.docx

  8. SB, Are you referring to EOT Stage Conventions per Posse Marshall sheets? I find the long gun flat on table mentioned in #22 but IMO it is referring to when starting with long gun or revolvers. However in Stage 6 and 11 because of board it was specified in walk thru that rifle was flat and not on board. Interpretation of shotgun safely seemed to have "drifted" on Stage six.
  9. Honestly, although my posse was instructed by myself and Deputy, Half-a-hand Henri, to stage long guns flat and not leaning on red board, I do believe the intent (oops there's that word) was for the starting long gun (rifle) to be flat. Shotgun staged safely could have been interpreted as across board as it was not the starting long gun. For stage six there was caution given to our shooters as to angle of shogun if staged on position two's short table.
  10. Reminds me of 1976 IHMSA Internationals, just missing the chickens
  11. Is that on your confirmation? You may have beat Hells Comin. bb who be stirring up "mayhem on the wire".
  12. And Sassy and I will be ready, God willing.\ Great EOT.
  13. O, that one. I was busy looking at the pictures inside. ha.
  14. They will get over it. I thought it excellent. As was Tumbleweeds
  15. Thanks Vic. Great visiting and shooting with you and Kat in warm-up. Congratulations on both of your finishes. I suspected I missed the dates because they are usually known. First time EOT Top Ten buckle winner (LSS) is driving. 5 more hours.
  16. Were dates announced? I could have missed hearing them.
  17. Agree CC. Another note: In walk-thru a question was raised as to angle of "red block" as it was in WB, so said board was extended outward AFTER walk-thru. No objection to the move, although I felt unnecessary. When observing at shoot time I felt the new position of board created less space for staging. Perhaps extension was more satisfying to some but I did feel it created more puzzleing for the comfort in staging, yet very doable.
  18. Great posse, good stages and ton of fun. Thanks to Too Tall Bob, Johnny Meadows, Whispering Meadows, and all others responsible. Sassy and I already planning on 2025 episode.
  19. Be skillfully lucky... Headed out early in the morning for Albany, OK to shoot Red River Cowpoke's President Day match, then west for Roswell stop Tuesday and Tombstone on Wednesday. 20 mph winds in forecast for us on Wednesday. Be ready for Big Nose Kates Wednesday evening for sure. Relax Thursday then Tumbleweed Warm-up Friday and Saturday. More enjoying Allen street for Sunday then to Phoenix Monday the 26th. Safety to all.
  20. "'Cause every girl crazy 'bout a Sharp-dressed man"
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