Early Saturday Morning. Coffee is the first order of business.
Pat, Estel, Charlie and Ellen.
Jack doing something suspecious with the coffee.
Vendors' Row.
The cows weren't sure they liked sharing the field with 200 bipeds.
Charlie.
Group photo: San Francisco Archers.
Another group photo: San Francisco Archers
Pat and Charlie didn't want to join the group photo, so the group joined them.
At the practice range.
No actual sheep were harmed in the making of this photograph.
Bea is taking a bead on the turkey.
Ellen chases the cows away from Target 2 of Course A.
Target 1 of Course A. Beached Shark. Just when you thought it was save to go back into the pond ...
Jim and cow having a staring contest. I think the cow won.
Obligatory cute kid picture.
Nancy was very color-coordinated.
10 points for the kill zone, 8 points for anywhere else on the animal.
Donny looks confident.
Sighting down the arrow.
It's difficult to see the frog that Jack is aiming at because there wasn't much contrast. This makes distance estimation more difficult.
Nancy did a personal best this weekend. Hurry for pink!
Jim hopes he doesn't hae the chase his arrows up the hill.
The orange blazes tied to branches and rocks lead us from one target to the next. Sometimes we wondered if they couldn't have found a more difficult way through the brush.
Jack aiming between the branches. Some of these targets were set up by sadists.
Just below Jim's right arm you can see three colored dots: Red, orange and yellow. Those are the fletchings of arrows already in the target.
A flying deer. The target is hanging from a cable.
Jack found all his arrows.
After we finished course A, we paused for lunch.