| Location: |
Texas A&M University Riverside Campus |
| Date: |
Friday and Saturday, June 18th and 19th, 2004 |
| Targets |
Animal
Targets of the shoot management’s choice and placement. |
| Course of Fire: |
One (1) arrow per target (30 arrows) from
indicated firing points at unknown distances from 5 to 50 yards. Shooter
must have some part of his/her body touching the shooting stake during the
shot. Clover kids will not shoot at all targets. |
| Time Limits: |
Shooters must shoot in an expeditious manner |
| Equipment: |
Bows limited to a 65 pound maximum (or peak)
draw weight. Field or target points permitted on arrows- NO BROADHEADS. No
release shooter may draw significantly above the line of flight to the
target. Binoculars or monocular may be used to determine kill zone
location; range finders or range finding binoculars strictly prohibited |
| Equipment Divisions: |
Bare Bow-
recurve or longbows without sights, aiming point or marks of any kind.
Recurve or Traditional- recurve bows with adjustable or
hunting sights.
Unaided- compound bows with any sights, finger release
ONLY.
Aided- compound bows with any sights and mechanical
release aids. |
| Rules: |
Current 4-H archery rules apply |
| Scoring: |
Fred Bear scoring system: Center kill hits
= +10, kill zone hits = +5, non vital hits = -5, clean miss = 0, ethical
pass = +1. Bounce outs and pass throughs scored as clean misses. Arrows
touching the line scored at the higher value |
| Equipment Inspection: |
All equipment subject to inspection is at the
discretion of the match supervisor or program director |
| Coaching: |
No coaching on the field |
| Spectator Area: |
Spectators may remain with the group but may
not coach, signal or interfere with the archers |
| Match Supervisor: |
Mr. Eric Wendt |
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