SHOOT RESULTS 2012
Results for March 10, 2012
overall by class
overall by stage
overall rifle
overall shotgun
March 11, 2012
Overall by stage
overall by class
Our second shoot of the 2012 season February 4 -5 , 2012 was held at the James B Hunt horse Complex in front of an audience of 300 spectators and riders coming from Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, and North Carolina. Forty three shooters and five wranglers made it great fun and another successful shoot for Double L Bar Shooters.
February 4, 2012
Overall Shotgun
Overall by class
Overall by Stage
Overall Rifle
February 5, 2012
Overall by Stage
Overall by Class
Kayla Lewallen was the winner of Wrangler CLass with Savanna Lohrey second
Overall Rifle
Our first shoot of the new shooting year got us off to a great start.
November 11, 2011
Therapeutic Learning Center Center
Nice day with a nice spectator turnout.
Overall by Class
Overall by Stage
Rifle
Hover over picture below to start slide show of February 4 shoot pictures
On February 3, 2012 we were invited to demonstrate Cowboy Mounted Shooting at the Southern National Draft Horse Pull at the James B. Hunt Horse Complex at the North Carolina Fairgrounds, one the the best horse facilites in the country with over 400 stalls, 200 RV spots a beautiful heated indoor arena seating 4500, large covered outdoor pen and three practice arenas located 10 minutes from downtown Raleigh.
We shot in front of an audience of 3000+ spectators who for most of them had never seen or heard of Cowboy Mounted shooting. The crowd cheered our rides on and many standing ovations were given for our riders great horsemanship and shooting ability. They were particularly excited about seeing rifle shooting. When the riders made the turn around the rundown barrel and dropped their reins to hold the rifle with two hands and started levering off the 5 rifle shots; steering and encouraging their horses with only their legs the crowd went wild cheering them on. We can't thank Rob Hall and Calvin Davis for the opportunity to demostate our sport in front of their audience. We hope to be working with them again in the future.
