This past weekend was just what the doctor ordered. Started with a road trip to Greencastle  and shooting lots of 3-ds with some buddies and finished up with some practicing in the backyard with my wife. What a weekend!    

You have to end with a campfire!

Good for you two... I wish you guys many more to come....  

I had a good weekend too.  Went to a 3D on Saturday with my nephew and another on Sunday with my wife and my brother.  Ended the weekend by going to see my daughter (fresh out of Veterinary School     ) and her husband in the house they just bought.  Good weekend indeed.

Ah, the smell of wood smoke.......  

Very nice! Sunday my wife and I spent the day at shooting at the range. It was a good day.

It`s nice place

Sorry I missed you at Greencastle.  I hope this pinched nerve in my neck is healed for Standing Stone.  I havent been shooting or anything.  Trying to rest it.

Craig you are blessed to have a wife that loves archery  great pics as always.  And it was good shooting with you at Baltimore . Hope to bump into you at Denton hill.   Dan.

Always have to check your posts, Craig.

What a couple you two are! Excellent and you know how to live!

There you are Doc. I was starting to get concerned. I am a lucky guy that's for sure.  


 Keith,i feel for you buddy,shot Greencastle with a 28# Sky TD. To much wood cutting,splitting,stacking,etc. Torn bicep on drawing arm was not going to stand for the amount of arrows I shot last Saturday.

 Dan,
         How have you been buddy,it was a pleasure shooting with you also. Hopefully we can do it again soon.  


 Thank you all for looking.
                                                 Good Shooting,
                                                                 Craig

Craig,  I see you have your firewood stacked  

Charlie,
            I am down to 2 skids of oak and elm to split and stack yet,then i will be cutting again. After last winter I don't think you can have to much. We'll see. Take care buddy.

                                                        Good Shooting,
                                                                         Craig