2nd. March,2008.
Was a wonderful day after an early morning shower at The Last Frontier. Five
Stages with plenty of action was shot. Please note the Range will be closed on
Easter Day March 23rd.2008. Click here to view todays scores.020308.pdf
25th March,2007.
Thankyou Cpt.J.C.Jackson for setting
up a fantastic five stages. Those that attended enjoyed a wonderful day with
perfect weather to compliment the occasion. Discussion took place and the stage
has been set for "Cowboy 07" which will be 10 stages plus side events
over two days the 25th and 26th August,2007.
There will be a costume shindig on the Saturday night.
Click here on the pdf file250307.pdf to view todays
scores.
4th March,2007. "Trouble at The Lost Thunder Mine" Another great day at the Last Frontier with five stages being the order of the morning. We certainly wish all the very best to Blue Star and a speedy recovery from her accident. It was pleasing to welcome Wyatt Earp back after his surgery. And the Sheriff missed a good shoot due to work commitments. Please click on the pdf file to view the days placings.040307.pdf
26th March,2006."Saving
Jacks Ass" another fantastic5 stages produced and presented by
our new shooter Jack the Blade Slade. And what a finale for Jack's month of scenarios
plus the weather was a cool 28 degrees and the skies were blue as can be and not
a cloud to be seen.
The Story : Jack Slade was hanged by vigilantes in Virginia City, Montana, on
March 10,1864.Stage 4 required some deadly accurate rifle shooting to save Jacks
Ass. "....you raced from the Jail House door to where your rifle was staged
in front of the gallows, picked it up and immediately took out the five targets
before placing a deadly accurate shot to cut the rope above the noose to set
Jack free.10 seconds bonus was awarded if you cut the rope.
After lunch twelve shooters tried out the new simulated
game clay target range as cowboy clays. Greg
Manning with his side by side short barrel coach gun won the match.
Click on the pdf files for the scores for the day:02603.pdf
5th March,2006. Jack the Blade Slade
day was another top shoot. A special thanks to Jack for his mighty fine efforts
in
producing five fabulous stages. Pictured is Stage 3 as seen by the shooter once
he was seated on the Mortuary Wagon. The stage was called "On the
Wagon" and to start the timer the shooter had to yell "The
Stage Coach is running late". The story for the scenario went like
this : "By 1859 Jack Slade had become a stage driver & was a
superintendent of the central overland stage line through some of the most
lawless and dangerous stretches of the route in Nebraska,Colorado and Wyoming.In
1860 Slade supervised the construction of almost 200 relay stations for the Pony
Express."
Click on the pdf files for Slades scores : 0503.pdf
050306s.pdf
Pictures
taken 23rd March 2005.Click to view full size.
Pictured above Slim Chance
shooting with Rooster Cockburn Timing.
Slims last shoot at The Last Frontier.
This page updated March 5th 2006.