Kibworth Open HFT Rnd9 Nov 28th Results

[stillwater]

Well what can I say what a fantastic series, with nearly 150 shooters taking part throughout the series and most if not all seem to have realy enjoyed it. So thanks to everyone that has participated this year we appreciate your support.
Today was the final round and I personally think our resident course setter left the best till last, what a fantastic course well done baggers for all your hard work this year you will be sorely missed when you leave for pastures new next March. Whoever takes over from you will have something to live up to

Results
Dave Chapman 22 49 100.000 Gold
Al Collip 22 47 95.918 Silver
Bob Skidmore 22 45 91.837 Silver
Evan Grove Junior 47 100.000 Silver
Mark Smith Junior 43 91.489 Silver
Tom Bates Junior 41 87.234 Bronze
Dan Newell Junior 38 80.851 Bronze
Greg Hensman Junior 34 72.340
Bruce Marshall Open 56 100.000 Gold
Clive Presland Open 55 98.214 Gold
Nigel Walker Open 54 96.429 Gold
Jamie Chapman Open 54 96.429 Gold
John Smith Open 53 94.643 Gold
Bob Farthing Open 52 92.857 Silver
Greg Hensman Open 52 92.857 Silver
Dave Martin Open 51 91.071 Silver
Andrea Marshall Open 51 91.071 Silver
Phil Russell Open 51 91.071 Silver
Mick McTighe Open 50 89.285 Silver
Nigel Smith Open 49 87.500 Silver
Graham Knighton Open 49 87.500 Silver
Les Young Open 49 87.500 Silver
Wayne Marriott Open 48 85.714 Silver
Tony Hass Open 48 85.714 Silver
Lloyd Grove Open 48 85.714 Silver
Neil Price Open 48 85.714 Silver
Ralph Presland Open 47 83.929 Bronze
Ian Gregory Open 47 83.929 Bronze
Paul Kirk Open 46 82.143 Bronze
Mick Reed Open 44 78.571 Bronze
Martin Kirkham Open 40 71.429
Richard Moraz Open 37 66.071
Andy Mead Open 35 62.500
Roger Dyson Recoiling 57 100.000 Gold
Lloyd Upton Recoiling 52 91.228 Gold
Levi Hawthorn Recoiling 51 89.474 Gold
Steve Witting Recoiling 50 87.719 Gold
Mark Thompson Recoiling 49 85.965 Gold
Chris Holmes Recoiling 47 82.456 Silver
Kathy Thompson Recoiling 46 80.702 Silver
Sarah Prime Recoiling 46 80.702 Silver
Tom Silver Recoiling 46 80.702 Silver
Alan Sulatno Recoiling 46 80.702 Silver
Roger Martin Recoiling 45 78.947 Silver
Steve Prime Recoiling 44 77.193 Silver
Bob Clay Recoiling 43 75.439 Silver
Danny Rand Recoiling 43 75.439 Silver
Craig Kendrick Recoiling 41 71.930 Bronze
Andy Conroy Recoiling 37 64.912 Bronze
A Tomkins Recoiling 35 61.404
Patrick Conroy Recoiling 35 61.404
Dan Turner Recoiling 31 54.386
Chris Lloyd Recoiling 26 45.614
Steve Chapman Recoiling 0.000
Anne Russell Freestyle 47 100.000 Silver
Bernard Harris Freestyle 41 87.234 Silver
Presentation Day will be on the 12th Dec straight after our Christmas fun shoot, come along and enjoy some free mincepies and maybe even a glass of mulled wine after the competition.

[steve prime]

Great day and well done Bruce Marshall ace shooting and suported by a good woman and excellent Stock.
Great course and having helped pack up all credit to NTO as there was more mud than you would believe out there and it must have been a nightmare to set up.
Excellent finish to the series and i finished as i started beaten by the good lady wife again. Well theres always next year!!!

[punydan]

A good day, I shot like pants, but had the dubious pleasure of shooting round with Roger 'the machine' Dyson. Well done Rog damn impresive.

[BobSki]

Brilliant day, Brilliant course, Brilliant company. Well done Steve (NTO) for setting a very demanding course.
See you all next week.
Bob

[ratgunner]

Ay! up Never Too Old, cracking course today apart from one or three Whinges
about trees being in the way of those who have to stand to shoot,

It must have taken some laying out?? (where did you get all that mud) someone said as I took a shot, this must remind you of the Somme? Cheeky Barskit!!!
Ok! it was my Birthday last week, but lets not extract the urine too much,

Nice to see Neal, Chink and Ian G, not forgetting Cliff and many more famous faces,

Glad to see the Primevils, and the fact that Sarah whupped yer sad Ass! yet again Steve,

Did the good Lady get her bacon butty???

Nope! they've gone all Ecological, what does Sarah get?

A Tuna and salad bun Fer Chuff's Sake!

Ya wearin too much Tweed ya Welly!
there are far more Pigs in the World than Tuna, Save The Tuna, the Pound's worth Naff all anyway

Ooops! nearly forgot, Thanks Steve and Sarah for the Wine and Card, much appreciated, Ratty.

[steve prime]

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Ya wearin too much Tweed ya Welly!
there are far more Pigs in the World than Tuna, Save The Tuna, the Pound's worth Naff all anyway

Ooops! nearly forgot, Thanks Steve and Sarah for the Wine and Card, much appreciated, Ratty.[/QUOTE]

T is the common denominator in Tuna and Tweed and your welcome mate

[Mrs. H]

Another absolutely cracking course! It must have taken NTO absolutely ages to get that authentic Coventry-after-the-bombing look skilfully recreated in mud.
Still trying to work out what they’re actually trying to do there, the huge mound at the end of the track looks like something Evil Knieval would use to jump a line of buses. I have an old skateboard lying about (only one iffy wheel) if NTO fancies donning a tasselled pearly white cat suit and trying to clear that JCB?
Just a thought…
…Besides the look might be a little more becoming than that hat. I kept thinking of Errol the hamster for some reason….

Thoroughly enjoyed the course; especially as I decided to do it standing and so STAY CLEAN!! Admittedly my boots looked a bit like muppet feet by the end but at least I wasn’t going to bond with the car seats again.
I left Dad gleefully *cough* scrubbing his jacket, trousers, kneepads, elbow pads… in the sink.

I have to say that star of the show had to be Bruce’s rather magnificent stock. For those who haven’t seen it, it really is a sight to behold. It may well have a bumper and wiper blades fitted shortly. There are not many stocks you can have an unsupported stander and use the hamster as a monopod. Incidentally, if you’re reading this Bruce, Andrea wanted me to let you know about these which would top it off a treat… just go onto ‘the bay’ and enter this item no.150385459611.
Not sure if a naked flame could be construed as a windicator….

[never too old]

[!

Ya wearin too much Tweed ya Welly!
there are far more Pigs in the World than Tuna, Save The Tuna, the Pound's worth Naff all anyway

Ooops! nearly forgot, Thanks Steve and Sarah for the Wine and Card, much appreciated, Ratty.

T is the common denominator in Tuna and Tweed and your welcome mate[/QUOTE]

Also in T**t

[never too old]

Another absolutely cracking course! It must have taken NTO absolutely ages to get that authentic Coventry-after-the-bombing look skilfully recreated in mud.
Still trying to work out what they’re actually trying to do there, the huge mound at the end of the track looks like something Evil Knieval would use to jump a line of buses. I have an old skateboard lying about (only one iffy wheel) if NTO fancies donning a tasselled pearly white cat suit and trying to clear that JCB?
Just a thought…
…Besides the look might be a little more becoming than that hat. I kept thinking of Errol the hamster for some reason….

Thoroughly enjoyed the course; especially as I decided to do it standing and so STAY CLEAN!! Admittedly my boots looked a bit like muppet feet by the end but at least I wasn’t going to bond with the car seats again.
I left Dad gleefully *cough* scrubbing his jacket, trousers, kneepads, elbow pads… in the sink.

I have to say that star of the show had to be Bruce’s rather magnificent stock. For those who haven’t seen it, it really is a sight to behold. It may well have a bumper and wiper blades fitted shortly. There are not many stocks you can have an unsupported stander and use the hamster as a monopod. Incidentally, if you’re reading this Bruce, Andrea wanted me to let you know about these which would top it off a treat… just go onto ‘the bay’ and enter this item no.150385459611.
Not sure if a naked flame could be construed as a windicator….

Im sure you mean Errol Flynn

[Mrs. H]

T is the common denominator in Tuna and Tweed and your welcome mate

Also in T**t[/QUOTE]

I'm guessing thats 'Toot' as in 'toot-toot Mr Toad' . Lot of tweed going on there if I remember rightly....

[Mrs. H]

Im sure you mean Errol Flynn

Um.... hmmm..... nope, I've had a good long think and even tried a quick Google.....






.... but I can't find any reference of Errol Flyn wearing a blonde Spaniel on his head.

[ratgunner]

T is the common denominator in Tuna and Tweed and your welcome mate

I'm not sure what a deninator Er!......denonim........Eff! it


Don't you dare call me common You Git!!

[never too old]

Ratty gunner and Ratty catcher are you related, anyway you pair of softies thank you for your kind words although reading between the lines i can see you calling me a B*****D but i will enjoy the ups while i can because when the Bulgarian M get hold of me i will name you two as spies

[Mrs. H]

Ratty gunner and Ratty catcher are you related, anyway you pair of softies thank you for your kind words although reading between the lines i can see you calling me a B*****D but i will enjoy the ups while i can because when the Bulgarian M get hold of me i will name you two as spies

OMG!!!!!!!!
You don't mean........





.surely not......



MADAME CHALET OF THE BULGARIAN WOMBLE MAFIA!!!

I've heard about those Buttercup Muffins and Daisy Tea. Be very very careful. As Orinoco pointed out, eating them whilst still warm can have terrible consequences on ones constitution. Still, at least you've got the big hat ready.....

[never too old]

OMG!!!!!!!!
You don't mean........





.surely not......



MADAME CHALET OF THE BULGARIAN WOMBLE MAFIA!!!

I've heard about those Buttercup Muffins and Daisy Tea. Be very very careful. As Orinoco pointed out, eating them whilst still warm can have terrible consequences on ones constitution. Still, at least you've got the big hat ready.....

Be worried be very worried i know people, not dead people but people who are something, sleep with one eye open tonight is all im saying, gotta go the Don is on the phone