a very close rabbit (that seemed to be causing all sorts of problems) provided a good humored, competitive day.  Strangely enough “Corbo” was the winner for the day taking out over all high gun
 

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The event was sponsored by Buckley’s Rural Services and well attended by the Buckley family. Many thanks to Jim, Clare and the two boys for supporting the club and coming and shooting some clays I hope you enjoyed it as much as we enjoyed having you

The year will kick off on the 18th of January with “Ladies day” sponsored by Buckley’s rural services. We would like to see as many of the ‘girls out there as possible and encouraging them to do so by waiving their Noms

This annual shoot consists of numerous events that are included in the 75 targets.The Christmas event is the last for the year and our Club Champions are awarded at this time.

Given the conditions we had a good turnout 32 shooters. We also had 11 targets only shooters which one would like to think are potential new members. Thanks again to the Bermagui attendees who despite the ominous weather forecast made the effort to drive up the hill
 

Overwhelmingly I was met with an overall acceptance and excitement that the coaches and helpers were taking the time and effort to make every single participant feel special and welcome

The “half time’ score in the Coomagui Cup stands at 455 Bermagui to 477 Cooma with the second half to be played out at the Bermagui grounds on Sunday the 28th.

 The brilliant brainchild of our reinvigorated club, the idea being that you can come and try the sport in a non competitive friendly environment. You don't need a gun or a firearms licence* to have a go

"The targets were on the whole were fair, given the conditions, some a little hard to see. On numerous occasions the conversation consisted of “Pull……It’s there......Where....... there, over there.... I can’t see that…Lost target.” Given that the score sheets turned into white pulp by the end of the first station it didn’t really seem to matter."