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The Ocoee Ranger, January 2004

Volume 2, Issue No. 1                                           (Web Edition)                                          January  2004

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2004 BEGINS WITH A BANG

AND THE SMELL OF GUNSMOKE

     What does it take to make a good Cowboy Shootin’ day?  Well, mostly it takes a gathering of cowboys and cowgirls, and that’s what happened on January 24th at the Cleveland range.  43 cowboy and cowgirl shooters gathered, with their supporters and observing visitors, to conduct the 1st shoot of calendar year 2004…and it was a good one.  We shot pistols, and shotguns, and rifles, and bows and arrows, and all in all had a rip snorting good time.  As usual, T-Bone did a good job of writing the scenarios, and Horseshoe John and his range volunteers (Linc, Limp Along Charlie, Double Eagle) did a terrific job of setting up the ranges.  (Don’t forget, the range cowboys could use your help, whenever you’re available.)

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     Cruel Hand Luke was the Top Gun of

Perfect Matches Shot

the day, and Caliber .45 and Deadman both shot Perfect Matches with no misses. (attendance was down a little)  The weatherman had predicted a colder day, but we surprised him and had good weather for the shoot.  The Rev. Adam Jones, even though he was absent, must have used his influence and got a relatively warm, sunny day.

Calibre .45 shoots a perfect match!Deadman shoots a perfect match!

           Calibre .45                         Deadman

NO SHOOT IN FEBRUARY

     No Ocoee Rangers shoot in February.  The 4th Saturday will be the Knoxville Cowboy’s Shoot-Out at Pigeon Forge.  About a third of us Ocoee Rangers are also Knoxville cowboys and several others want to shoot in the Shoot-Out in Pigeon Forge.  But, we’ll have 2 shoots in MarchMarch 6 and our regular shoot day, March 27.  Our sponsors, the Cleveland Hunting Rifle and Pistol Club, graciously allowed us two days of range use in March.  So, mark your calendar and be ready for two days of fun and excitement in March.

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OUT ON THE RANGE

Posse #3 - January 2004

Posse # 3   Marshal Too Tall – Posse Leader

Front Row:  L-R  Pleasant, Marshal Too Tall , the bullet hole kid / a.k.a. a target, Tinker Chapley, the Kenesaw Kid   Back Row:  L-R  Tarheel, Sheriff Jack Cooley, Owlhoot Hardin, General Breckinridge, Bittercreek Jack, Calibre .45

SHOOT RESULTS

Traditional

Duelist

Cruel Hand Luke

Horseshoe John

Blayde Hollister

RIP Overland

Whiskey River Nelson

Owlhoot Hardin

Modern

Black Powder

Fiddleback

The Catoosa Kid

Limp Along Charlie

Tarheel

49er

Senior

Marshall Too Tall

Tobasco Jot

T-Bone Angus

Sunshine Billy

Double Eagle

Gunfighter

Buffalo Shoot

Pleasant

The Ocoee Ranger, January 2004

Newletter Editors:  Deadman & Mesquite Millie                  Website Editor:  Tennessee Justice

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The Ocoee Ranger, January 2004

Volume 2, Issue No. 1                                           (Web Edition)                                         January  2004

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TOP TEN SHOOTERS

The Ocoee Ranger, January 2004
Top Gun – Cruel Hand Luke – Top Gun
Tabasco JOT
Sunshine Billy
Pleasant
Blayde Hollister
Marshall Too Tall
Fiddleback
Horseshoe John
Whiskey River Nelson

T-Bone Angus

The Ocoee Ranger, January 2004

The Ocoee Ranger, January 2004

OCOEE RANGER BADGES

The Ocoee Ranger, January 2004

     If you want an Ocoee Ranger badge and haven’t ordered yours yet, the badge will cost $58.50.  Contact Tri to order the badge.  His contact info is listed on the Contact page.  The badge looks good and is very well made, and it would look great on your shirt, vest or blouse – depending on whether you’re a cowboy or cowgirl.

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SHOOT THROUGH PASSES FOR OCOEE RANGERS SHOOTS

Got a commitment you can’t get out of?  Get a “Shoot Through” pass from Mesquite Millie or Deadman, when you register to shoot.  When you get to the first stage, give your posse leader your shoot through pass (your special scoring sheet), and the posse leader will let you shoot early in the stage.  Then take your “Shoot Through Pass”, and go to another stage.  That way, you can shoot a complete match.  And you can take as much or as little time as you need to have a fun shoot and still meet your commitment.  

The Ocoee Ranger, January 2004

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