Our first shoot of the year was held on the 1st of January. Despite the recent rain, the weather was relatively benign with the sun making an appearance. A reminder, subscriptions are now due. Pete B 43 Mark H 42 … Continue reading →
Hi All, Sunday 18th December is the Christmas shoot and Fred Dymock Trophy shoot – as in other years we will be serving food at Ludgershall village hall after, members can invite a guest to join them for the food free … Continue reading →
We were lucky to avoid the rain this morning, a good turnout considering the forecast. (I didn’t avoid the rain walking from the car to the pub 🙁 ) Pete B 42 Nick 41 Mark H 39 John F 38 … Continue reading →
A nice dry day with little wind and a good turn up at the shoot. Graham H 44 Mark 44 Simon 41 Wally 41 Chris 40 Pete 39 John W 38 Tod 38 Luke 37 Steve 36 Joe 36 Tye … Continue reading →
Wally 44 Pete 43 Nick 40 John F 39 Tye 39 Luke 37 Tod 37 Helena 37 Jennifer 36 Graham C 36 John W 36 Geoff E 35 Joe 33 Dawn 32 Adrian 32 Bill 31 John A 31 Shirley … Continue reading →
Summer is here, lovely warm weather, people wearing shorts and short sleeves. Mark H 40 Graham H 39 Wally 38 John F 38 Helena 37 Tye 36 Tod 36 Pete B 35 Dawn 34 Geoff E 33 Lewis 32 Callum … Continue reading →
Damp ground, after all the rain from the previous night. Thankfully the shoot stopped the rain, and we completed in the dry. Pete B 41 Tod 40 Joe 37 Wally 37 John E 37 Charlotte 37 Dawn 36 Paul B … Continue reading →
Weather a bit chilly but at least the rain held off till we finished. Mark H 42 Wally 38 Helena 37 Adrian 35 Graham H 35 Paul B 34 Anthea 34 Joe 34 Geoff E 34 Callum 33 Dennis 33 … Continue reading →
Lovely dry day for a shoot, though a cold start for the day. Mark H 47 Tod 45 Helena 43 John F 42 Graham H 42 Pete B 40 Dawn 38 Paul B 38 Tim 38 Steve 37 Wally 37 … Continue reading →
Despite the early morning rain and gales, the clay target shoot went ahead. The clays were decidedly frisky, with many making off in a random direction as the trigger was pulled. Despite the wind and cool weather, Mark still managed … Continue reading →