Texican Star SASS Affiliated January 2014 A Publication of the Texican Rangers An Authentic Cowboy Action Shooting Club That Treasures & Respects the Cowboy Tradition PO Box 294713 Kerrville 78029-4713 WHATCHA LOOKIN FER Howdy, Texican Ranger Officers Wild Bunch Blazing Saddles Message from Match Director Waddies Needed Empty Saddles On the Range Head Um Up Monthly Shooting Schedules E-Mail Addresses Happy Birthday Texicans We Can Spread the Word CD2014 Registration Form Longhorn Bullets Cimarron Firearms Man at the Pot TSRA Cowboy Shoot SASS Affiliated Clubs 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 8 9 9 9 10 12 13 13 14 16 Howdy and a Happy New Year, Texican Rangers! With the holidays behind us it is time to move ahead with those New Year Resolutions, right? I don t know about you but I packed on a few extra avoirdupois since October. So now we can start to work it off with work days, matches and more matches. Just in time, we had a work day on January 21 to set up targets for the upcoming match and to begin repairs to the floor of the outhouses across from the Oriental and to our loading and unloading tables. Our first match of calendar year 2014 is January 25 and 26 with the shooter s meeting at 9:00 AM. We will move into our regular schedule of the second weekend starting in February. This year any active duty US Military Service members may shoot monthly matches free of charge in appreciation of their service. Although we already have two matches toward the 2014 annual awards behind us, don t forget that we have added some new categories which may interest you if in pursuit of some more bling for your mantle. Those categories are Silver Senior Duelist, Senior Gunfighter, Frontier Cartridge Gunfighter, Cattle Baron and Cattle Baroness. Based on the trend toward expanding the age-based categories, I tried to push for Silver Senior Frontier Cartridge Gunfighter but got no support from the Board on that. In case you have not been otherwise notified, the Texas State Rifle Association (TSRA) is holding the 2014 Cowboy Action State Match at Old Fort Parker, January 31 st February 2 nd, 2014. It will be a 10 stage match with 6 stages on Saturday and 4 stages on Sunday. There will be a warm-up match and a Wild Bunch Match on Friday. The awards will be presented on Sunday after the match. All SASS categories will be honored even if only one shooter registers for a category. If you are familiar with shooting at Fort Parker you know you can expect the targets to be big and close and the shooting fast and furious. You can contact Shotglass at txshotglass@sbcglobal.net plus we have included the registration form in this newsletter. (continued on page 2) Page 1 of 16
OFFICERS President - Yuma Jack John Thomas San Antonio, TX (210) 240-8284 jthomas1247@satx.rr.com Vice President- Fatal Star Terri Reynolds San Antonio, TX (210) 387-2449 fatal.star@hotmail.com Secretary - Agarita Annie Janie Thomas Camp Wood, TX (936) 662-1962 agarita_a@yahoo.com Treasurer - Madam Ella Moon Joann Messer Kerrville, TX (830) 257-5904 madamellamoon@live.com Range Master Nueces Slim Johnny Thomas Camp Wood TX (936) 662-1004 nuecesslim@yahoo.com Territorial Governor Dusty Lone Star Don Hathorne San Antonio TX (210) 373-5517 dustylonestar@sbcglobal.net To submit articles to the Star, please send to: Texican Star texicanrangers@yahoo.com HOWDY, TEXICAN RANGERS (continued from page 1) You need to be a TSRA member to compete and if you aren t you should be. TSRA is our State extension of the National Rifle Association (NRA) which we need to support if we value maintaining our right to bear arms and keeping our sport alive. Hope to see some of you there. And speaking of matches we already have 30+ shooters signed up for Comancheria Days 2014. If you haven t submitted your registration it is time to do so soon. The ad and flyer should appear in the February issue of The Cowboy Chronicle TM. Again this year s match, held on 9-13 April 2014, will mark the 20 th Anniversary of the Texican Rangers as a club. Shooting Iron Miller is running at full steam on putting together a fun and exciting match this year. Be sure to join us. See the message in this issue from Shooting Iron Miller as well as more developing information on the Texican Rangers new website which right now is headlining none other than Shooting Iron Miller herself. Yes, I said new website. It is up and running now so check it out at http://texicanrangers.org. The application for Comancheria Days 2014 is there as well as scores for the matches in September and October that count toward 2014 awards and the planned calendar for the year. The site is still being developed by Agarita Annie as we speak and our goal is to make it as shooter friendly as possible. So if you have some ideas or wants let us know, and if you have a problem tell Annie. I expect there will be a revival of discussions about scoring systems during this year. By that I mean rank scoring versus total time. The Texican Rangers have always used total time scoring to the best of my knowledge but new software systems and many other clubs using rank scoring makes me think it deserves another look. If you have an opinion, let me know it. We will try to get it sorted out for at least this year if not for evermore. And did you hear the one about the two SASS Wild Bunch members who walked into the bar at the Menger Hotel in San Antonio? Well it could really happen because, as published in the January issue of The Cowboy Chronicle TM, that is where the SASS Convention for 2014 is going to be held. I have never had the opportunity to stay at the Menger but I can t think of a better reason. Stand by cause I m anticipating some fallout in the form of expected participation on the part of local clubs. Don t know just sayin. (Continued on page 3) Page 2 of 16
HOWDY, TEXICAN RANGERS (Continued from page 2) Before closing I want to take the opportunity to lament the recent loss of one of our long time and stalwart Texican Rangers, Old Reed, SASS #28619 (aka Ron Wilde). He informed us in September that he was selling his ranch and moving near Dallas to be close to his grandchildren. In October he confirmed he had sold his ranch and that that would be his last match with the Texicans. Then right after the start of the New Year we learned he had passed away in December! When I first started shooting here in Texas back in 00, I often tried to get on a posse with Old Reed and Double Dare Kid (aka Denny Welch). Back then Old Reed s alias was Wagon Man and he and Double Dare Kid traveled together to many of the same matches that I was attending here with the Texicans and the Alamo Area Moderators. Wagon Man was accurate and consistent with heavily loaded.45s but Double Dare Kid was pretty quick with his.44-40 rifle and sixguns. Old Reed landed a prominent role in a small independent movie called The Separated. He was recruited for the movie at a Texican Rangers match along with many other present and former Texican Rangers as well as Becky Patterson s son Sky. In fact he changed his alias from Wagon Man to Old Reed after that movie, taking the name of the character he portrayed in the movie. Old Reed was a wood-working artist and also seemed to like to tinker with black powder toys like cannons. He used to fire his cannon to kick-off Comancheria Days and has participated regularly in most range workdays. In fact if you look around you can still see some of his handiwork, including many of the signs around the range, and most recently in the train station clock which he made and gave to the club. Double Dare Kid rode off to the range up in the sky a couple years back and now he has been joined by one of his pards. I was sorry to see Old Reed move away but now I am further saddened in the knowledge that he will not be returning. He will be remembered and a marker will be placed in the Texican Ranger Memorial Cemetery next to the Mission. So that s it for now, amigos. But if you haven't paid your dues for 2014, be sure to bring it ($24) to the January match along with the completed waiver. And, if possible, bring your registration for Comancheria Days. Stay warm, stay thirsty and we will shoot again in February on the second weekend rain or shine. Texican Rangers, let s ride! Yuma Jack WILD BUNCH BLAZING SADDLES You want to have some FUN?????? Come and join us at Comancheria Days 2014 and participate in our newest event..blazing Saddles Wild Bunch Edition. Yes, you read that right! On Friday after the Main Match stages have been shot you will have the opportunity to shoot Blazing Saddles using your 1911. Now that is reason enough to get you application to CD 2014 filled out and sent in. Page 3 of 16
MESSAGE FROM THE MATCH DIRECTOR I can t think of anything right that would be more fun than spending a few beautiful days in early April at historic Stieler Ranch, visiting and shooting with great friends! We all have that opportunity this year April 10 13, 2014, so mark your calendar now! I d love to see each and every one of you out there this year as we host Comancheria Days 2014 (CD 2014). It s fast approaching and I m really getting excited about it. We have so much planned for this event that I can promise you won t be disappointed in the least! This year marks a very special year it s the 20 th anniversary of the Texican Rangers. We have so much to be thankful for and proud of as this club has evolved over the years. Lots of folks have put in countless hours to make it better and better. I d really like for everyone to come out and celebrate with us! Take Your Best Shot Contest (For Registered Shooters Only) We ve developed a contest that any and all CD 2014 shooters may enter. It s called Take Your Best Shot. All you have to do is guess which ten gunslingers will be highlighted in the Main Match during CD2014! Pretty simple, right? The contest form will be sent to you in the confirmation email you receive once you register for the shoot. When you receive it, I dare you to take a stab at it and send it back in! The process is easy. Just complete the form and email it back to texicanrangers@yahoo.com or you can drop it in the mail if your confirmation was initially mailed to you. Just remember, we must receive the form no later than April 1 for you to qualify to enter the contest. The first ten entrants who come closest to guessing all ten gunslingers will win a prize, so get your registration in for CD2014 if you haven t already! We will have several side matches available on Thursday, along with Wild Bunch, of course! We can t have an annual match without it, especially since I just L-O-V-E to shoot my 1911. We have some really exciting news to share will be bringing back The Shooting Gallery! Several of you probably remember when we had this set up a few years back. This year we will make it available near The Gallows Friday afternoon, after the Main Match stages are done, so it will be easy to get to and lots of fun! We will also have Blazing Saddles with a twist we will shoot it with 1911 s so come prepared with guns and ammo and plan to have a blast! And all posses need to be ready for the Posse Shoot! Bring some extra rifle ammo to cut a timber in half in record time. Best time wins! Sunday we will host Master Gunfighter you never know who will win this one. As you can see, the CD 2014 committee is working hard to make this the best Comancheria Days ever! We want to see you there, so sign up soon! If you have any questions, comments or suggestions, don t hesitate to contact me. My email is a_fite@sbcglobal.net By the way, if you get any crazy emails from this email address, they aren t coming from me, they are coming from Sheriff Robert Love! I hope to see you on the trail at various shoots between now and April. Be sure to be on the lookout for more CD 2014 information. Shooting Iron Miller Page 4 of 16
WADDIES NEEDED Are you a waddy? Do you know what a waddy is? No, it is not what you get your panties in when you are angry or upset!! A waddy is a cowboy slang term that originated around 1895-1900. Today it is used at places like Endof-Trail and around the country with cowboy shooting clubs to label those wonderful, hard-working people we call VOLUNTEERS. A shoot like Comancheria Days 2014 does not come together by itself. It takes the work of many volunteers, mostly behind the scenes, to make the event look so good and like it just happened. Lots need to get done to make such an event success: the range needs work prior to the shoot, shooters need to be registered, shooters need to be parked, stages need to be set, targets need to be painted, Side Matches need to be manned, banquet halls need to be decorated, Posse Marshals need to keep order among the chaos and yes, toilet paper needs to be put into the outhouses! We are asking that you become a WADDY for Comancheria Days 2014. Even if you are shooting, you can still be a waddy during the time when you are not shooting. Yes, you will still have time to visit Sutter s Row and to grab one of Buzzie s delicious sandwiches. If you are able to help us out and would like to be a WADDY, please send an email to me at: Culebra Blaze wilebiker@yahoo.com Culebra Blaze Page 5 of 16
EMPTY SADDLE IN THE OLE CORRAL December 7, 1941-December 25, 2013 Page 6 of 16
ON THE RANGE Well we had a very successful first workday of 2014 on January 21 st. Fifteen very amble bodied volunteers showed up to help us set up the range, install range markers, work on the floor of the old outhouse, repair loading and unloading tables and paint. As with any plan, it is always subject to change as Sheriff Robert Love, Bross and Gee Pee discovered at the old outhouse.probably would have been quicker to tear the old outhouse down than to repair it! The more they took it apart to repair the floor the more they discovered and basically had to remove the entire base structure and rebuild it. It wasn t only the outhouse that turned out to be more than expected. Howdy Nabor, Skyhawk Hans and El Paso Lee soon learned that you can t rebuild a rotten old loading or unloading table instead you start from scratch and build three new tables!! Wildcat Bob, Quintana, Marshall Willy, Lars Christopherson, Gee Pee and Dirty Dog Dale were busy setting up the shooting line. Each year in October we pull all the targets up behind the stages to remove the temptation from the deer hunters who occupy the ranch from November until the end of January. So the first workday of each year is spent hauling all those targets back out to the line and making sure we are ready for the first shoot of the year. In 2013, Yuma Jack had us do a target inventory to identify what kinds and sizes of targets we had. For the most part our targets fit within the guidelines established by SASS for target size. Yuma Jack also wanted to make sure that in 2014 our shooting distances were also within the guidelines established by SASS so we have added distance markers to the stages set as SASS minimum distances so that we position all of our targets no farther than the distances recommend by SASS. Thanks to Lars Christopherson, Marshall Willy, Shooting Iron Miller and Agarita Annie for tackling the task of painting the loading and unloading tables. All those important brace pieces which are so important to the tables stability create a painter s challenge. Maybe next time we can have some folks bring their paint sprayers! A special thanks to Shooting Iron Miller for the great green salad and fruit salad and to Agarita Annie for the chili dogs. A great meal on a slightly chilly day! We have workdays scheduled for the Tuesday BEFORE each shoot weekend. Our next workday will be on February 4 th. We gather at the ranch about 9-9:30, work, eat, work and head home around 3:00. If you are able to help us out, we look forward to having you join us on the 4 th watch your email or the website for more information. Nueces Slim Page 7 of 16
HEAD UM UP MOVE UM OUT TEXICAN RANGERS January 25-26 February 8-9 March 8-9 April 10-13 COMANCHERIA DAYS May 10-11 June 14-15 July 12-13 August 9-10 September 13 SHINDIG 2014 September 14 October 11 AROUND THE STATE Jan 31-Feb 2 Feb 24-Mar 2 March 20-23 March 26-30 May 1-4 June 19-29 TSRA Cowboy Action State Match Winter Range Trailhead 2014 Jail Break 2014 (Texas State Championship) Battle of Plum Creek EOT Fort Parker THSS Oakwood Outlaws Plum Creek MONTHLY CLUB SHOOTING SCHEDULES 1 st Saturday Plum Creek (Lockhart) 1 st Saturday South Texas Pistoleros (San Antonio) 2 nd Weekend Texican Rangers (Comfort) 2 nd Saturday Texas Riviera Pistoleros (George West) 2 nd Saturday Travis County Regulators (Smithville) 3 rd Saturday Alamo Area Moderators (Devine) 3 rd Saturday Tejas Caballeros (Dripping Springs) 4 th Saturday (Cowboy) and 4 th Sunday (Long Range) Green Mountain Regulators (Marble Falls) Page 8 of 16
Happy Birthday Texicans! www.sassnet.com www.texicanrangers.org www.alamoareamoderators.net www.greenmountainregulators.org www.pccss.org www.stxpistolaros.com www.tejascaballeros.org www.traviscountyregulators.com www.trpistoleros.com www.texasjacks.com www.cimarron-firearms.com www.tsra.com www.wildwestmercantile.com JANUARY Chasen Aces (1/5) Blacky Vela (1/7) Skyhawk Has (1/12) Hawkeye (1/12) Gunstock Smith (1/19) Block Creek Kid (1/24) New Sweden Kid (1/24) Leather Lung (1/27) Pistol Pete (1/30) Doc Elliot (1/31) FEBRUARY Howdy Nabor (2/3) Newt Ritter (2/3) Dirty James (2/5) Will Peso (2/7) Shooting Iron Miller (2/7) Charlie Reynolds (2/9) Yuma Jack (2/9) Major Samuel Clayton (2/11) Long Juan (2/19) Doc Smiley (2/22) Charlie Saringo (2/23) Dusty Lone Star (2/27) Sombrero Negro (2/29) WE CAN SPREAD THE WORD Do you have a business or a hobby related to the sport of Cowboy Action Shooting? Maybe you work on leather, reload, or gunsmith. Do you want your fellow shooters to be able to get in touch with you? Send an email to texicanrangers@yahoo.com and let us know you are interested in putting an ad in the Texican Star. We will get back with you and together we can develop that ad. Page 9 of 16
presents The Texican Rangers Old Time Cowboy Action Shooting April 10 April 13, 2014 Located on the Stieler Ranch, a historic Old West working cattle ranch from the 1870 s 8 miles north of Comfort, 12.5 miles south of Fredericksburg on Hwy. 87 Primitive and dry R.V. camping available at the ranch Wednesday - RO I & RO II Classes - contact Agarita Annie (texicanrangers@yahoo.com) Thursday-Wild Bunch Match & Long Range @ 10:00 A.M. and Side Matches @ 1:00 P.M. Long Range - Big Bore Lever & Single Shot Fastest - Pistol, Rifle, Shotgun, Pocket Pistol and Derringer plus Couples Shoot and Blazing Saddles Costume Contests - Shooter costumes judged on Friday only & Best Dressed on Saturday night. Friday & Saturday - 10 Exciting Main Stages and Posse Shoot Mandatory Shooters Meetings @ 8:45 AM Friday Night - Side Match & Shooter Costume Awards at Covered Dish Supper at the Ranch Saturday Night: Banquet, Raffle, Guns, Prizes & Awards at Gillespie County Farm Bureau Sunday: Cowboy Church, Master Gunfighter Send Registration Form and Waiver to Texican Rangers, P.O. Box 294713, Kerrville, TX 78029 Name Alias SASS# Address City State Zip E-Mail Phone ONE FORM PER ENTRANT Main Match Category (Circle one below): Buckaroo Duelist Individual $100 $ Young Guns Senior Duelist YG & Buckaroos $ Cowboy/Cowgirl Silver Senior Duelist Banquet Guest $ Wrangler Gunfighter Camping $10/Night $ 49 r Senior Gunfighter #nights Senior Frontier Cartridge # attending Friday dinner Silver Senior Frontier Cartridge Duelist Elder Statesman/Grand Dame Frontier Cartridge Gunfighter TOTAL $ Cattle Baron/Baroness Frontiersman Classic Cowboy/Cowgirl Cody Dixon Lever B Western Cody Dixon SS Make checks payable to Texican Rangers, Inc Wild Bunch Category (Circle one): Traditional Modern Open Ladies (check if applicable) I am certified R.O. I R.O. II (Check all that apply) SASS rules apply $20 Late Fee after March 27 Posse Request: Page 10 of 16
Comancheria Days 2014 RO Classes: Wednesday- RO I Class @ 8:30 am for $10.00; RO II Class @ 1:00 pm for $25.00. All materials will be furnished. For registration contact Agarita Annie at texicanrangers@yahoo.com Categories: One entry makes a category. Wild Bunch Open category is not eligible for an award. Camping: $10 per night. No electric hookups or water are available. Coleman stoves and Bar-B-Q pits allowed but no open fires. Hospital: North on Hwy. 87, turn left on Highway Street and follow the blue hospital signs to Highway 16. Pharmacy: The Drug Shop in Comfort on Hwy. 27 and H.E.B. 407 South Adams (Hwy 16) in Fredericksburg. Groceries: Super S in Comfort on Hwy. 27 and H.E.B. 407 South Adams (Hwy 16) in Fredericksburg. Ice & Food: Loves on Hwy. 87 @ I.H. 10. Fredericksburg has many excellent restaurants you can locate online. Motels: Fredericksburg: Dietzel Motel (830) 997-3330 - Inn on Barons Creek (830) 990-9202 - Fredericksburg Inn (830) 997-2244 - Comfort Inn (830) 990-2552 - Sunday House (830) 997-4484 - La Quinta Inn (830) 990-2899 - Best Western (830) 992-2929 Econo Lodge (830) 997-3437 Hanger Hotel (830) 997-9990 - Whitten Inn (830) 896-1511 - Sunday House (830) 896-1313 Days Inn (830) 997-1086 Peach Tree Inn (830) 997-2117 Fredericksburg has numerous B&Bs which you can find on line. Comfort: Haven River Inn (830) 995-3834 Meyer B&B (830 995-2304 Holekamp B&B (830) 995-5554 R.V. Parks: Fredericksburg-RV Park (830) 990-9582. Comfort - R.V. Parks U.S.A. (830) 995-2900 Attractions: San Antonio-Fiesta Texas - Sea World - The Alamo - The Riverwalk-The Guadalupe River for tubing and rafting. Breakfast & Lunch: for sale at the range. Thursday (lunch only) Friday-Saturday (breakfast and lunch) Banquet: Saturday night 6pm - Gillespie County Farm Bureau - 237 Equestrian Drive east of Hwy 87, north of the Stagecoach Theatre in Fredericksburg - Gun Giveaway - Stretch Raffle - Other Great Prizes. If you are interested in being a Vendor contact spikes@ktc.com No Vendor Fee There is a $10/night Camping Fee for Vendors Wednesday through Saturday Nights For more up-to-date information check our website at: http://www.texicanrangers.org NAME OF SHOOTER, GUEST, OR VENDOR EMERGENCY CONTACT: In the event of an emergency on the range, who should we contact? Name: Relationship: Phone: Cell: WAIVER I, the undersigned, will abide by the safety rules of SASS and the TEXICAN RANGERS, INC (hereafter referred to as TR) including the Club Rules while on Stieler Ranch. I recognize the inherent dangers of injury and/or death associated with Cowboy Action Shooting and will not handle or discharge firearm(s) in a manner that may be unsafe to others or me. I understand that the range is a cold range and that my firearms must be unloaded at all times unless I am on the firing line and under the supervision of a range officer. I am aware of the potentially injurious noise level associated with the discharge of firearms and the possibility of being struck by rebounding bullet particles. I will always wear eye protection both on and off the firing line, and insist that my guest(s) do likewise. I understand that ear protection is also recommended. I grant TR the right to use photographs of me participating in TR events or at the Stieler Ranch for any lawful purpose, including without limitation, printed and electronic content. I, the undersigned, do hereby release and discharge (1) the TR and their representatives, agents, servants, directors, and employees, (2) Becky Patterson, her children, heirs and successors, (3) the Stieler Ranch, its owners and their successors, and (4) any and all operating facilities associated with the TR or the Stieler Ranch, from any and all liability of every kind and character, howsoever arising, including bodily injuries and loss or damage of property, sustained by me, my guest, and any other person or entity, having or asserting claims or rights, by, through, or under me; and I do covenant and agree to HOLD HARMLESS AND INDEMNIFY the said entities and persons from any claims of the nature released or discharged, arising by, through, or under me INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION, ANY CLAIMS ARISING OR ALLEGED TO ARISE FROM THE SOLE NEGLIGENCE OF ANY SUCH INDEMNITEE. I AM SIGNING THIS DOCUMENT FOR THE PURPOSE AND CONSIDERATION EXPRESSED AS MY FREE ACT AND DEED. This is a legal and binding obligation from date of signature to 31 December 2014, inclusive. Signature: Date: Signature of Parent or Guardian: Date: Page 11 of 16
Longhorn Bullets Hopalong Herbert Donald Herbert 210-602-6994 Rick Page 210-844-9362 Caliber Weight Config Price/500 PrICE/1000.38 100 RNFP 32 64 105 FP 33 66 125 RNFP 35 70 125 FP 35 70 130 RNFP 35 72 158 RNFP 39 77 158 FP 39 77 158 SWC 39 77.380 100 RNFP 33 65.38-55 245 RNFP 59 117.41 215 SWC 49 98.44 180 RNFP 41 81 240 SWC 57 113.44-40 200 RNFP 45 90.45 COLT 160 RNFP 46 92 180 RNFP 41 81 200 RNFP 45 90 250 RNFP 53 106 9MM 124 RN 35 70 125 CN 35 70 40 S&W 180 FP 41 81.45ACP 200 SWC 45 90 200 RN 45 90 230 RN 51 101 45-70 405 FPT 111 122 Page 12 of 16
CIMARRON FIREARMS and TEXAS JACK WILD WEST OUTFITTER 117 N. Adams St. Fredericksburg, Texas 78624 Phone: 800-TEX-JACK (800-839-5225) Phone: 830-997-3213 Fax: 830-997-6074 e-mail: sales@texasjacks.com www.texasjacks.com MAN AT THE POT Do you know what happens when this phrase is said? No, it does not refer to Sheriff Robert Love, Bross and Gee Pee working on the outhouse this past week! When you hear Man at the Pot you are probably sitting around the ole campfire. According to camp etiquette, when a cowboy got up to refill his cup from the coffee pot hanging over the campfire, if someone shouted man at the pot the man at the coffee pot was required to fill everyone s cup. Page 13 of 16
Contact Shotglass @ txshotglass@sbcglobal.net or 281-460-36900 Texas State Rifle Association 2014 Cowboy Action State Match Hosted by The Old Fort Parker Patriots January 31 st, February 1 st & 2 nd, 2014 YOU MUST BE A TSRA MEMBER IN GOOD STANDING TO COMPETE Ten Stage match with a cowboy warm-up match on Friday, Shoot 6 on Saturday and 4 on Sunday 6 Stage Wild Bunch match on Friday Awards, 1 st, 2 nd, & 3rd to be presented after the match on Sunday All SASS categories will be honored even if there is only 1 in the class We need one entry per shooter, please. Adult s $60.00 Spouse $55.00 Juniors (Under 16) $40.00 Family Max $150.00 Buckaroo/ette $00.00 Wild Bunch Match $35.00 CANCELLATION FEE OF $25.OO BEFORE JANUARY 17, 2014, NO REFUNDS AFTER THIS DATE (HEY WE GOTA BUY THE BADGES) Send form and fee made payable to Cindy Love 18751 Julie Lane, Magnolia, TX 77355 Name Address City State Zip Phone # ( ) Email TSRA # (We must have this number if you are a member.) Alias Sass # Category male Female Check one: I am currently a TSRA member in good standing. I am a TSRA member and my renewal dues are included with the entry. OR I am applying for TSRA membership and I am including my dues with the entry fee: Annual Adult $30.00 Annual Junior $3.00 Three Year Adult $75.00 Family Annual $50.00 Family 3 year $110.00 Life $400.00 Breakfast (Sat and sweet rolls on Sunday) and lunch will be available on the range for a fee For a room or RV spot reservation please contact Sarah McReynolds @ oldfortparker@aol.com, 254-729-5253 or 254-747-390. She asks that you leave a message if she does not answer. Page 14 of 16
TSRA Match Schedule at Old Fort Parker January 31-February 2, 2014 Friday TSRA Shotglass 11:00am Shooter Registration (until 3:00pm) TSRA 12:30pm Mandatory Safety Meeting (on the Range) TSRA 12:45pm Wild Bunch Match (6 Stages) Stages 1-3 Patriots 1-4pm Cowboy Minnie Match Warmup-3 stages Gunslinger 4:30pm Posse Marshal Walk through Texas Ghost 5:30pm CLASSIC COWBOY Dinner at the Farm House restaurant in Mexia. Everyone is invited wearing CAS costumes. Dutch treat. Reserved section. Saturday TSRA Shotglass 8:00am Shooter Registration (until 8:45am) TSRA 9:00am Welcome & Mandatory Safety Meeting TSRA 9:30am Main Match (6 Stages) Sarah Lunch for fee. Patriots 4:30pm Potluck in the visitor center. Patriots 5:30pm Big Bingo Game Everyone Welcome! Sunday? 8:00am Cowboy Church TSRA 9:00am Main Match (4 Stages) Sarah Lunch for fee. TSRA Awards Page 15 of 16
SASS AFFILIATED CLUBS IN TEXAS WESTERN AREA Bounty Hunters (Levelland) (2 nd ) Butterfield Trail Regulators (Anson) (4 th ) Canadian River Regulators (Clarendon) (2 nd /3 rd /5 th ) Comanche Trail Shootists (Midland) (1 st /5 th ) Concho Valley Shooters (San Angelo) (2 nd ) Cottonwood Creek Cowboys (Snyder) (3 rd ) El Vaquero (Breckenridge) (1 st ) Gruesome Gulch Gang (Plainview) (3 rd ) Purgatory Ridge Rough Riders (Slaton) (4 th ) Texas Tumbleweeds (Amarillo) (1 st ) CENTRAL AREA Green Mountain Regulators (Marble Falls) (4 th ) Plum Creek Carriage and Shooting Society (Lockhart)(1 st ) Alamo Area Moderators (Devine) (3 rd ) South Texas Pistolaros (San Antonio) (1 st ) Tejas Caballeros (Dripping Springs) (3 rd ) Texas Riviera Pistoleros (George West) (2 nd ) Texican Rangers (Fredericksburg) (2 nd ) Travis County Regulators (Smithville) (2 nd ) EASTERN AREA Badlands Bar 3 (Clarksville) (3 rd ) Big Thicket Outlaws (Beaumont) (3 rd ) Buck Creek Bandoleros (Nemo) (1 st /3 rd ) Comanche Valley Vigilantes (Cleburne) (4 th ) Huaco Rangers (Waco) (4 th ) Lone Star Frontier Shooting Club (Cleburne) (2 nd ) Magnolia Misfits (Houston) (4 th ) Oakwood Outlaws (Oakwood) (2 nd ) Old Fort Parker Patriots (Groesbeck) (3 rd ) Orange County Regulators (Orange) (1 st /3 rd ) Red River Regulators (Texarkana) (3 rd ) Tejas Pistoleros (Eagle Lake) (4 th ) Texas Historical Shootist Society (Columbus) (3 rd ) Texas Peacemakers (Tyler) (1 st ) Texas Tenhorns Shooting Club (Greenville) (2 nd /Last Weekend) Texas Troublemakers (Brownsboro) (1 st ) Thunder River Renegades (Magnolia) (1 st ) Trinity Valley Regulators (Mansfield) (3 rd ) Willow Hole Cowboys (North Zulch) (3 rd ) Page 16 of 16