Started out with a chilly morning and NNW wind which made the day's shoot challenging.  
Lonnie Friedel came out on top with a 99/100 followed by Roger Webster, III with a 94/100 (too bad he didn't play the Lewis Option).
​Next shoot for five man team will be April and the program will be 50 singles and 50 handicap.

High Shooters were Dylan Lee & Rob Kemp with 45/50.
Runner Up was Mike Daisey with 43/50.
​Shoot-off Winner was Rob Kemp who was able to outlast Dylan Lee from the back fence.

Other than being slightly chilly the conditions to shoot were almost perfect with no wind and a clear sky.  
Rex Simpkins was High Gun with a 46/50 followed by Gary Jackson with a 44/50.

Primary event (50 targets) had 23 shooters using whichever sub-gauge he/she preferred.
Dylan Lee (20ga) came out on top with a 43/50 and Lonnie Friedel (20ga) was runner up with a 41/50.
Rob Kemp took high honors in the 16 gauge event with a 24/25...**SIDENOTE** Rob was the only competitor in this sub event.
20 gauge sub event had 11 shooters and Dylan Lee came out on top with a 23/25 and Mike Daisey claimed r/u with a 21/25.
28 gauge sub event saw 6 shooters with Lonnie Friedel on top with a 22/25 and Mike Daisey with 21/25 for r/u.
.410 bore sub event had 5 shooters and Rex Simpkins was high gun with a 19/25 and Mike Daisy followed up with a 15/25.

Last night of Winter Trap for 2025.  
Rick Unruh came out on top with a 49/50 and Eddie Moore was the Runner up with a 47/50.   Rick also took the Shoot off.
Special thanks goes out to Gary Jackson for handling the paperwork and finances and to Becky Ruark for coming out preparing hotdogs and burgers.  Thanks to all that helped load a trap and/or did any scorekeeping.  This help is most appreciated.
See y'all in February

Ronnie Jones edged out Gary Jackson this week to come out the top shooter with a 47/50.  Jackson and Rex Simpkins tied as Runners Up with a 45/50.  Eddie Moore was the Shoot Off Winner....Congratulations guys. 

Gary Jackson has done it again...Gary shares last night's first place win with Rex Simpkins, both with a 46/50 and Todd Jones came in second high with a 45/50.

Gary Jackson, yes again, and Charlie Muir come away sharing the spotlight with 46/50 targets smashed.  Good job fellas.   I will add a side note that Charlie's targets were a little more challenging than Gary's.  Ground fog had rolled in around 5:30pm and visibility was limited for the first three squads shooting through the fog at green clays.  Charlie shot on Squad 1 and Gary Squad 5.