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I will look at Sportsman's whorehouse. I thought you meant steel targets.

Yeah. I was refering to the big paper, photo quality, DG targets. I'll try to get some.

Can't target be printed off the internet, and then just taken to a print shop and ask them to print up what you want?

if nothing else they can break something down into quarters ( 4 equal sizes, not 25 cent pieces )... and then print each on an 11x 17 piece of paper....

then with plywood backing, put then together?

or if someone has a fancy printer at work or home that will print 11 x 17, then they can just do it at home...

just a thought... that would give you a target 44 x 68

Well I just got two packs of the Norma DG targets. That's ten targets. Two of each. Buff, elephant, lion, leopard, and rhino.

Yall can turn em into Swiss cheese!!!!

Bob, Yer the man, Paul has the 2x4s and plywood, I will bring the rolling target stands and the other stuff we will need, and a bunch of pistol targets, and some shoot and see's we will have to rake a path to run them on about 35 yrds for the rifle and and 20 yrds for pistol, just to get the sticks off the surface, should be a lot to fun. Blue

We are a month out, let's talk food.

Friday evening, saturday/sunday breakfast and saturday night, plus lunch stuff at the shoot saturday.

Ideas and volunteers?

We also need to know how many for each dinner as there are usually more for saturday night.

Kent

Kent-- My son and I will probably come out a few days early (at least that's the plan), so what ever we need to bring/get for meals will probably need to be bought locally.

Just tell me what you need and I'll see what I can do.

Randy

PS- no gila monster soup!

Kent, I will be on the road for about 10 days before I get to N.M. but I can bring paper plates, cups, paper towels, trash bags, a few cases of water, and some soft drinks, and coffee. Blue

Kent,
I'm going to try to be there Thur. I don't have any pigs to bring this year as I have not been able to get away from the house or hunt. But I will have extra condiments too. Water etc.
I will also be available for any toting, washing, cleaning chores. I'll definitely have some snacking stuff like chips, cookies, bread, and them little white powder donuts. Kids seem to like them! . Likely have a some extra groceries too. Potatoes, onions, garlic.

Is there anything special I might could bring???
Bob

Kent, you know my song - if cattle don't interfere, we'll be there.
What is needed besides "The Warden"? Might be able to bring/send cedar posts/firewood.

Firewood! Thanks Mark! I'll throw in some mesquite I got cut.

Also my son James that was with me last year will be along with his family.

I think that I will be pulling a small trailer, so I could bring some pecan, or hickory. miles

I should have added that I will bring what I can that is needed. It will have to be something that travels well on ice. miles

Yeah same here Miles! Just need to know what extra might be needed.

Beer--- lots of beer!

Hi Kent. On 5/30 I posted the following:
Maddy and I have talked - we will be prepared to do the Friday evening dinner aided by another couple with us.
So, unless someone else wants to do it or there are other plans, Friday evening dinner is covered. We will need a close count a day or so before. Please LMK on both.

If anyone is planning to bring firewood from home, he must be figuring we need good stuff for grilling food, etc. To bring wood for the camp fire would be like carrying coals to Newcastle - there is an abundance of ponderosa/pinyon fire wood adjoining camp.

I should be more clear. Mostly us local guys supply the meals, travelers just get here. Normally I pretty much supply the main stuff and other locals add their share to the pot. Last year I had everything ready and had to bow out which left my friends in a pinch. The feb get together Dennis shared responsibilities and it worked well.

So local guys that want to supply a dish or food to be cooked by me, chime in and we'll get a menu together.

Meals at camp will be fri night, sat all day and sun morning.

Those coming early and staying late, Snuffy's at Quemado lake and the Largo motel/cafe in Quemado have good food, if you don't want to cook.

Again, those traveling don't worry about bringing stuff, let us host you. paper plates and stuff are always appreciated.

I also will have plenty of cooking equipment for those wanting to use it.

Bring your coffee cup and drinking water, though we often have an ice chest with plenty.

Thanks

Kent

Paul, do you have an idea what you will make, I don't want to double up for saturday?

Kent

Ok Randy!

Thanks Kent!

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