CMSA on the Outdoor Life Network

Started by Marshal Halloway, December 08, 2004, 04:36:16 PM

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Marshal Halloway

December 08, 2004, 04:36:16 PM
Shooting USA, hosted by Jim Scoutten, filmed the South Central Regional Championship held in Shelbyville, TN in October of 2004. This event hosted by TnCMSA drew nearly 100 of the top riders from around the nation.
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Petticoat

#1
December 09, 2004, 06:09:11 AM
This is great for the Mounted Shooting sport. I have heard that TnCMSA has put on some excellent shoots. I will be travelling more next year - so maybe I can get to TN.

I live out in the sticks and don't have cable, will have to get one of my kids to record the show for me. Going through winter shooting withdrawls! Can still shoot, but it is not the same if you're not on horseback. Fast speed and ice don't mix well.

Waiting for spring,
Petticoat
To live in the past creates a more thoughtful life in the present.

A historian is one who follows with his mind the steps that another took on his voyage of discovery dealing with ordinary human relationships.

History adds to our sense of reality, it gives us experience.

J.W.Neely

#2
December 09, 2004, 06:32:34 AM
That Jim Scoutten puts on a nice show.
http://www.shootingusa.com/
Black powder shooting is like holding history in your hands.

Micheal Fortune

#3
December 10, 2004, 02:59:35 AM
That mounted shooting looks real interesting but you have seen my profile, all the horses in the corral start limping every time I walk by so I guess it's not in my future.   ;)
Saloon Keeper, Gambler, Shootist
Sun River Rangers Shooting Society / SASS 60159 / R.O.-1 / SBSS 1685 / G.O.F.W.G. 89 / RATS 58 / KGC 4 /

Petticoat

#4
December 10, 2004, 05:47:25 AM
It is a common observation of mounted shooters that you can always tell a shooting horse in the corral with others - It is the one that trys to hide. So maybe you have shooting horses!

Actually, my old mare likes to run and shoot better than arena workouts. Maybe it is the treat waiting for her at the end of the rundown.
To live in the past creates a more thoughtful life in the present.

A historian is one who follows with his mind the steps that another took on his voyage of discovery dealing with ordinary human relationships.

History adds to our sense of reality, it gives us experience.

JimWild

#5
January 19, 2005, 12:53:59 PM
Michael,

Check out this link for an alternative to being ON the horse.

http://www.royrogersrangers.com/cartshooting.html

They have their own club called the DBSA (Drive By Shooters Association) ;D, life mebership is FREE!!
Keep a deep seat, a tight rein, and a far off look in yer eye.

MRO1, Mounted Shooter

Micheal Fortune

#6
January 19, 2005, 01:02:27 PM
JimWild, That sure looks like a hoot, they ever get something like that started around here I'll sign up for it. :)
Saloon Keeper, Gambler, Shootist
Sun River Rangers Shooting Society / SASS 60159 / R.O.-1 / SBSS 1685 / G.O.F.W.G. 89 / RATS 58 / KGC 4 /

Four-Eyed Buck

#7
January 19, 2005, 03:19:04 PM
Kinda reminds me of a local joke......What's Clip, clop clip, clop......BANG, BANG,BANG....clip, clop, clip, clop..........? An Amish Drive-by shooting.................Buck 8) :-\ ;)
I might be slow, but I'm mostly accurate.....
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