CIMG9985.JPG=Steven Anderson
CIMG9818.JPG=Premini Nagesh on left
CIMG9842.JPG=Julie Francis
CIMG9707.JPG=Hardy Trafford
CIMG9676.JPG=Lindsey Smith of Ponder, TX readies her first arrow of the elimination rounds.
CIMG9668.JPG=Marked distance, two archers about to take their place atop the hill to shoot from.  The cannon has not yet fired, so the photographer is safe.
CIMG9827.JPG=Premini Nagesh on left
CIMG9731.JPG=Chelsea Obrebski
CIMG0052.JPG=Heather Trafford
CIMG9847.JPG=Skip Trafford
CIMG0035.JPG=Chris Faidley
CIMG0045.JPG=Steve Overbeck
CIMG9669.JPG=What the archers see.
CIMG9813.JPG=Vic Wunderle & Brady Ellison
CIMG9666.JPG=While the archers assigned to the closest targets will "hoof it", others haybale it on trailers pulled by tractors out to the distant target assignments.   All archers will ultimately get a chance at each and every target!
CIMG9644.JPG=Every combination of possible distance and target size is available on the practice field for archers to set their sights and their eyes.
CIMG9799.JPG=Heather Koehl
CIMG9670.JPG=They can see the cannon about to be fired...
CIMG9810.JPG=Allison Eaton
CIMG0032.JPG=Chris Vandenbergh & Chris Faidley
CIMG9776.JPG=Lynn Walter
CIMG9665.JPG=For field events, archers are assigned a particular target number, given score cards, and conveyed to the appropriate location.  The cannon blast signals all, judges and archers (and photographer) alike, to begin.  After the target is shot, arrows scored and pulled, each group of 3 to 4 archers will then move to the next higher target number. (provided those archers are done and moving clear.)  Each target has stakes marked for shooting from, much like golf tee boxes.  This is Rick Stonebraker's scorecard keeper/sorter.
CIMG9973.JPG=Jesse Broadwater
CIMG9796.JPG=Heather Koehl
CIMG0073.JPG=Gary Yamaguchi
CIMG0059.JPG=Gary Yamaguchi
CIMG0067.JPG=Gary Yamaguchi
CIMG0047.JPG=Steve Overbeck
CIMG9945.JPG=John Demmer
CIMG9703.JPG=After 4 archers have shot.  Each archer has an assigned target - based on target number (odd/even) and order of shooting (A,B,C,D).  Shooting the wrong face results in arrows scored as misses, even if it is a perfect 6.
CIMG9997.JPG=Steven Anderson
CIMG9803.JPG=Gus Braendle
CIMG9732.JPG=Lynn Walter
CIMG9955.JPG=Jesse Broadwater & Dave Cousins
CIMG0040.JPG=Chris Faidley
CIMG9853.JPG=Michael Brown
CIMG9660.JPG=A tree stump arrow totem.   Grateful archers each leave an arrow (with their names and messages) in the block as a momento for the ranch owner, as thanks for his generosity in hosting the TSAA events for years. Nolan Blaschke, thank you!
CIMG9916.JPG=John Wert of PA
