Due to good planning and masterful forklift operation by President Phillip Pruett, some strong, young help from Bullseye 4-H and SCTP, and several club members, all of the new targets have put away.
Thanks to everyone who helped today.
Due to good planning and masterful forklift operation by President Phillip Pruett, some strong, young help from Bullseye 4-H and SCTP, and several club members, all of the new targets have put away.
Thanks to everyone who helped today.
The club is receiving a shipment of targets on Friday and we need help distributing them to the skeet and trap houses and storage areas.
We’ll have a forklift to move the pallets but need help moving boxes of targets into the houses.
We’ll start at 7:00 AM Friday to beat the heat and continue on Saturday.
Please help on either or both days if you can.
The minutes of the June meeting are available at https://mvss.pfeifferfamily.net/wp/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/2022.06.02-MVSS-Meeting-Google-Docs.pdf
Again Paul Giambrone will be in town August 26 through the 28th giving skeet lessons. These are half day sessions and we have only 2 spaces left. Info Preston 586-215-3060.
Next Sunday June 12, 8:30 practice competition 9ish, 50 targets. Awards by class. Info Preston 586-215-3060. Come and have fun, even possibly some laughter. Membership not necessary.
Shooters,
We are going to streamline our sporting clays shoots to hopefully get more people to shoot more targets without long delays. Starting with the next shoot on June 18, 2022, we will implement the following procedures:
MVSS will hold its June business meeting at 6:30 PM on Thursday, June 2, at the New Mexico Department of Game and Fish office, 2715 Northrise Drive, Las Cruces.
Due to schedule change in our registered skeet shoot tomorrow there will not be any practice field available
We should have one field available this Saturday and Sunday for skeet shooters who are not participating in the registered skeet shoot.
The howling gusts almost cancelled the noise of the gunfire. We had 8 go for it shooters who were New Mexico true competitors. 3 classes had shoot offs A won by Tom Pitcavage, B won by Dorothy Proffitt and D won by youth shooter Emily Massey. Class C was won outright by her brother youth shooter Kaleb Massey. I believe all enjoyed the challenge especially those who treated it as a warm up for the skeet competition this comming weekend. Powder at low 8. Preston