What do you mean, Danny? Am I missing something for the Hunter class?
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yeah you can't use sidebars, you have to have screw in points etc... the side bars are a big deal, but I don't have an extra bow and don't want to have to re-tune the one I have for different arrows.
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Tracey did you mean you were using just the LSBA scoring ring rules, or was there something I missed?Comment
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Jayde & I are interested, but im like Danny & dont want to change my set up for just this shoot .Comment
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Wow, is this information correct? No side bars...screw in points are required etc? Would love confirmation on this.Comment
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Just went over to the LSBA site and read the class descriptions more carefully. Screw in points are required and no backbars. Ouch..sorry not gonna happen. Guess a car full of us won't be making it down afterall. I just don't have a setup that will work.
Sounds like it's going to be a fun shoot though.Comment
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I beatcha it will just be scoring rings. This is a fundraiser not a LSBA shoot. Tracey will correct me if Im wrong, and if not you can always come out and pay the 15 bucks to support some aggies and shoot for fun.Comment
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I think you are allowed glue in field points and v bars in the Male/female bowhunter release class as long as the sights has fixed pins. Your maximum yardage is 50 yards based on the rules I read.Originally posted by ecostar View PostLast edited by axisbuck24; 03-22-2011, 10:40 AM.Comment
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Any style or color bow may be used. A recurve, compound bow or longbow of any color with or without sights. If a sight is used it must be fixed. Magnification is not allowed. Any type of release aid, glove, finger tab, or bare fingers may be used. Any arrow/fletch/.screw in field point . Stabilizer must not be more than 15” in length. No rear stabilization I.E.Vbars. Bow speed is limited to 280 f.p.s plus a 3% varience.Comment
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Go shoot it for the fun, practice and camaraderie, it's a benefit for the Aggie Archery team. It ain't like you're gonna get rich even if you did win, but you can help the sport and some great kids..
Tracey PM me an address and I'll send in my entry fee as a donation since I can't make it down there this weekend..Comment
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Good form Javi, set the standard!Comment
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Hey!
You can go down with me/us on saturday...if you go, I might even shoot TRAD and whoop yer butt!Originally posted by JAVI View Post
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Yes, that is correct for the male/female bowhunters class, which has a maximum yardage of 35 yards.Originally posted by CarbonExtreme View Post
However, in male/female bowhunter release class is defind as follows:
Male / female bowhunter release Red Stake A recurve longbow or compound bow with fixed pins, a lens with or without magnification attached but not moveable is allowed. Any style release any type of arrow with glue in { nib type points }or screw in points are allowed. A stabilizer no longer than 30’’from point of attachment of bow as well as v bars are allowed. Bow speed is limited to 280 f.p.s. plus a 3% varience. Maximum yardage is 50.
Keep in mind this is a fundraiser so go out and have some fun
...unfortantely, I will not be able to attend this one.
Hope this helps..and get out and enjoy the great weather!
TTT fro the A&M Archery Team
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Thanks!Comment
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Ok, HUNTER CLASS - 35 yard Max, any color, any style bow. Fixed sights, NO magnification. Any style release. Any arrow and fletching. Screw in field points. Front stabilizer - no more than 15" in length, No rear stabilization. 280 + 3% fps variance. Male and Female classes.
RELEASE CLASS - 50 yard max, any color, any style bow. Fixed sights. Magnification allowed. Any release. Any arrow and fletching. Glue in or screw in points. Front stabilizer - up to 30". V-bars allowed. 280+3% fps variance. This is the class closest to the ASA Hunter class. Male and Female classes.
OPEN CLASS - 50 yard max. Any color, style bow. Any style sights, moveable allowed. magnification allowed. Any release. Any arrow and fletching. Glue in or screw in points. Front stabilizer any length. Vbars any length. 280+3% fps variance. Male and Female classes.
SENIOR (55 yrs and older) - 50 yard max. Any open class equipment allowed. Male and Female classes.
BOW NOVICE - 35 yard max. Hunter class equipment. Must not have won this class or shot a 300 or higher (in any sanctioned event ie ASA qualifier, ProAM, etc. I added this).
RECURVE - 25 yard max. Recurve bow with no sighting device. May have a rest and plunger only. No markings on bow or string. Must be shot with fingers, tab, or glove. Male and Female classes.
LONGBOW - 25 yard max. Longbow only, no sighting device. May have a rest and plunger only. No markings on bow or string. Must be shot with fingers, tab, or glove. Male and Female classes.
TEEN TRAD (14-17) and YOUTH TRAD (10-13). 25 yard max. Recurve or longbow.
TEEN COMPOUND (14-17) - 35 yard max. Any equipment. 280 + 3% fps variance.
YOUTH COMPOUND (10-13) - 25 yard max. Any equipment. 260 fps + 3% variance.
MINI CUB (9 and under) - Shoot FREE. Anywhere in the shooting lane. Any equipment. The highest score for a bounce out will be an 8.
Scoring Rings - Center most ring (often referred to as the IBO 11) will be a 12. Next ring out, which is circular - 10 points. Next ring out, which is not circular - 8. Outside the 8 ring is a 5 (including hooves and ears), unless you missed then it is a zero. Arrow must touch the higher scoring ring to obtain that score.
Clothes - you can wear whatever you want as long as it is not offensive (ie - No t.u. stuff! j/k) Keep in mind, the club is known for poison ivy. It is starting to come up and it is difficult for us to spray it all. Mosquitos can be a problem, too, but I don't think I've ever seen them horrendous.
Anything else?Comment
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