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GEEZER SHOOT
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Nice! How many members are in that shot?
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Looks like a hoot! I do believe by looking at the photo, there are 1 or 2 wannabes. Younguns if ya will.
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Unfortunately, older guys are the main population of muzzle loading!
Every shoot here in Yuma is a geezer shoot but we all have fun.
That youngun came in 3rd! He is a home schooler, getting a valuable education. Some times we have my Grandson also.Looks like a hoot! I do believe by looking at the photo, there are 1 or 2 wannabes. Younguns if ya will.
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I meant how many of our forum members are in that picture???
I have a geezer shoot in my back yard just about every day. Maybe some day I'll have a second shooter.
Sorry, just me.
NW
Used to have a grey haired shoot 15 minutes away from me. January through April. Mostly a woods walk. It was a lot of fun, but The driving force behind it passed away and it ended.
There were a couple youngsters that participated, maybe early 20's. Some of you would count me as a youngster at 55, but I've earned my grey and don't consider myself young anymore.
There were a couple youngsters that participated, maybe early 20's. Some of you would count me as a youngster at 55, but I've earned my grey and don't consider myself young anymore.
55 is about the age at which I considered myself a geezer. Now at 66, I consider myself to br with one foot in the grave and the other on a patch of ice. I don't really fear the fall any longer though. I figure the Heaven branch of T/C is still making sidelocks.
So many GREY BEARDS, I'm envious that people can get a group together in the so called winter
It's up to folks left behind to keep it going. It can be very simple, as long as we are shootin. We have done them with as few as 3 shooters!
Nit Wit
By the title I wasn't sure if we were shooting geezers or if geezers were getting to shoot. Didn't know if I should be scared or excited...
But as a fellow geezers I'd bet that would be fun.
The next one will have a wheel of misfortune you have to spin!
Nit Wit
Nit Wit
I've never been to a "woods walk", though I gather it is similar to a sporting clays event. Thought I might set up a small course next summer. Anybody have suggestions on how to set it up? I plan to use empty milk jugs hung from cordage for targets. Yeah, I'll be doin' it on the cheap.
DuncNZ
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There are no Geezer shoots here in New Zealand , this is because they are considered too tough to eat , and sometimes they shoot back 
