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DCM:
It was good to see you nare-do-wells, some for the first time.  Like it always seems to happen, I met people I wasn't expecting to meet but missed some I'd hoped to. 

Hate I missed tasting Lennie's home brew.  You gonna brang a taste to the Jam, ain't ya ole buddy, ole pal? 

Got to handle the Southern community bow.  Ya'll did a great job.

Our trip was very enjoyable as usual, even though my priorities are conflicted between entertaining my loverly wife off site and feeding my bowyer/archer obsession by hangin and yackin at Pappy's place.

Pappy and his crew did a great job again.  Having been to the last five, at least, I can tell you this shoot has really grown.  I fear a little bit that one of my favorite Yogi-isms may come to pass ie. "nobody goes there anymore, it's just too crowded."  I think Pappy still has a couple of notches left in his belt, but I can only imagine just how much time and money it costs to host a deal like this.  To our hosts I'd like to extend a most sincere and heart felt thank you.

I hope to see ya'll, and perhaps some who didn't make it, again next year.



tom sawyer:
I have no idea how you managed to corral such a lovely filly Mims.  There must be a real shortage of good-looking men in Memphis.  Or you're stinkin' rich and just don't flash it around like some.  I'll bring a little more beer to MOJAM, get there early or it'll evaporate from the heat.

Pat I forgot shooting, my family did the whole course even the 7-yr-old.  We did a family contest, shot for score and then subtracted our ages to even things up.  Even though I"m the elder, I still won.  The 7-yr-old came in second though, my lovely wife sort of brought up the rear.  Nobody tease her about that though, she just had a bad day.  She made some good fried cabbage though, anybody get a little of that?  Spicy and greasy, two of the four food groups here in MO (the other two being beer and hard liquor).

I didn't touch a rasp or a bandsaw, but it was good to see so many making shavings.  Looked like Santa's workshop a week before Christmas, and not just because 3/4 of the people were short and had big ears.  No shortage of Santa look-alikes either.  Needs to be a beard contest next year.

Ryano:
It sure was great to finally meet y'all I only wish I could of got to shoot a round with everyone and spend some more time talking with every one. Time just seemed to fly by down there. I will most definitely make the trip back next year lord willing, and maybe Greg will have a little time to himself next year so we can get him one of the recurves shootin. I have to compliment everyone at the twin oaks club, it is a top notch facility and you wont find more friendly people any where. Thank you Pappy and Greg for all your hard work and dedication to make this shoot happen. Here's a quick picture of our very own primitive archer family.

D. Tiller:
Ok! Now whos who?  ???

tom sawyer:
I'm wearing a hat.

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