well fflintlock(jerald) invited a bunch of us folks over to relax, he had this awesome tree that grew fine fruit
 

and his yard had some of the coolest yard art i have ever seen
 

blankets were spread on the ground in hopes of trade's to be found
 

even had some guy's beating rocks together to beat the heat
 

we called this little shin-dig "the new GA. trad shoot" man it was mighty cool outside today
   

thanks for coming along

john

Looks like a great time to me!

Looks like fun. Heck you just gotta get out and go even though it's hot. Just dress accordingly, drink lots of water, and rest in the shade whenever you can. Looks like you guys did just that.

By the way, where is Bryant, AL? Anywhere near Wetumpka(just north of Montgomery)?

Mark

Is that a Texas Comanche Recurve I spy on the right side of the "bow tree" in the top picture?

pseman
nope im in the far NE corner of the state. 2 miles from TN. and 3 miles from GA.

and i saved the best for last what do you eat on a hot day? well heck HOT WINGS of course

     
 
not only is jerald a great host but he came put hurt on some chicken.  

dang charlie good eye. yep thats AL chapmans wrong handed one for sure

oh man,, awsome      

Looks like a lot of fun!

I see a familure fruit on that tree.And a great looking back yard. Looks like you had good friends-good eats and a great time. Trad at its best>

yep mike the crooked stic was hanging in that tree (or leaning on it...LOL).

john

What a great time it was too. I was having so much fun I really didn't think to much about the heat. The fellowship was cool though.  

Looking forward to doing it again.

That little Texas Comanche is one of the last ones made.  Sure am glad I ordered it when I did.

Pleasure meeting you in person John!

Whats that on the top rack of the grill???

MMMMMMM wings!!

Man thats a meal fit for kings!

Well did Al Chapman shoot like he normally does??? If so then there was some reeeeeeeeal good shooting going on.

There were pork shoulders on the top, wings and weenies on the bottom, and we cooked steaks over homemade coals on the other grill. Squash casserole, baked beans, mmacaroni salad, watermelon and more for sides.  

We broke out the flu-flu's and shot the bunny wabbit, cans, plastic bottles, a plastic one gallon milk jug for the hail mary shots, and even some aerials.

QuoteOriginally posted by CJP:
Well did Al Chapman shoot like he normally does??? If so then there was some reeeeeeeeal good shooting going on.

I got whooped up on by a 15 year old with a little Bear recurve.   :D   That Jacob (fflintlock's son) could flat out shoot a bow. I will try to post a pic of two of his first two 50 yard shots once photobucket is back up. We shot two arrows each from the 50 yard marker for the competition course set up by fflintlock.
Jacob had never shot at aerials before but he punched the center out of a high flying target.  

sounds like you guys had fun and good eatin too          

Here is Jacob with his two 50 yard shots.
 

dont tell stickshooter about food he would be over in a blink of an eye    well done young fella