Post by TXRebel on Apr 24, 2022 17:34:05 GMT -6
Courtesy of Briar:
Draw a 6” square.
Divide 6” square into 3” square quadrants.
Number each box, 1-4 as you desire. That is your order for the day's shot.
Measure point is center intersection point of boxes.
Aim point is anywhere inside called shot box.
One shot per day for 4 days
Either hit the measure point or in the day's box. Line riders count for measure.
Measure edge of shaft to center measure point.
Lowest measure of 4 days wins.
Direct hit of intersection is zero.
A strike outside Day's box is automatic 5” for day and added to tally.
Greatest total measure possible is 20”. Lowest possible measure 0”.
5 yards for kids.
16 yards for adults.
Example: Day 1, hit in box 1, measure edge of shaft to center dot. Day 2, hit box 3, +5". Day 3, hit dot +0"
Draw a 6” square.
Divide 6” square into 3” square quadrants.
Number each box, 1-4 as you desire. That is your order for the day's shot.
Measure point is center intersection point of boxes.
Aim point is anywhere inside called shot box.
One shot per day for 4 days
Either hit the measure point or in the day's box. Line riders count for measure.
Measure edge of shaft to center measure point.
Lowest measure of 4 days wins.
Direct hit of intersection is zero.
A strike outside Day's box is automatic 5” for day and added to tally.
Greatest total measure possible is 20”. Lowest possible measure 0”.
5 yards for kids.
16 yards for adults.
Example: Day 1, hit in box 1, measure edge of shaft to center dot. Day 2, hit box 3, +5". Day 3, hit dot +0"
