Congrats to everyone who took on this challenge and put in so much time and energy. Thanks for stepping up and representing Canada!

Some great finishes, and hopefully it was a good experience for you. I know I sure enjoyed following along!
Congratulations to Rob with his  1st place in HV100 and 2nd - HV AGG!
Mark also had several great finishes in the top 5 and 10.
And Team A with their 2nd in LV200!

(If I missed something here I apologize, it's a lot to keep track of.)

Thanks Rick. Nice shooting today, hope you all are enjoying it as well!

I'm not sure I've seen 'self' under the action category before, awful impressive! It was great to meet Frank, a wealth of experience and knowledge.

Looks like a good time, congrats to Vic on the win.

This was my first match and I didn't really know what to expect. I was there for the full 4 days, what a great time!

Many thanks to everyone who organized and worked the event, everything was flawless.

I learned a lot, thanks for all the advice. I look forward to the next time I can make it up there, what a great facility. Also looking forward to another match, hopefully my speed will pick up a bit and I can actually look around a bit - the competition days are busy, you guys sure make it look easy.

Thanks for the write up, some good shooting and what I'm sure was a good time.

That's a nice looking range.

Thought I would bump this thread in case some haven't seen it.  Thanks for putting this together Tory, it's an easy way for a lot of people to make a contribution.

I would be interested in buying one or two of these when they become available.

Kelly

I'm hoping to attend an event or two this year, most likely just at the Rosebud range as that is closest to me. My understanding is that it's possible to camp there with a trailer.

I'm wondering:

- how many people actually do?

-is there a fire pit?

We are planning camping trips for the coming season and I'm trying to figure out what 'the experience' of camping at the range is. If there's no one else there it might make for 3 or 4 lonely nights. For example, we are hoping to book a week in Kananaskis July 5-12, the Stampede Shootout starts on the 13th with the BR201 clinic which I would like to attend- that means the day of the 12th would mean getting up and breaking camp early, drive back to Lethbridge (3.5 hours), drop the wife off, dump and fill the trailer, then drive back up to Rosebud to be ready for the next morning. Long day, and if the camping isn't great (other people, beer at the fire..) ditching the trailer and going to a hotel would make things easier.

Also facing a similar situation in September possibly.

I'd appreciate any thoughts.
Kelly

Thanks Rick.