Delamere Field Archers Wooden Arrow Shoot 1st April 2018 It may have been Easter Sunday, but that didn’t deter 51 archers from arriving for the shoot. Sixteen different clubs were represented, with an age range from six to 79. Most people had actually booked in, but we were easily available to accommodate those who arrived only thinking that they had booked in! Archers started arriving around 08:30 & soon both registration & catering were busy. Fortunately everybody had remembered to bring their new NFAS cards with them so nobody had to be turned away. The shoot started at 10:00, with most archers taking a break as they passed the camp area & food tent. This meant that the catering tent was pretty busy for several hours & thanks must go to Viv, Phillipa, & Derek for their sterling work. In addition to the more normal static targets, the course currently boasts a moving, downhill running boar. This was enjoyed by all, even though only a very small number actually managed to hit it! Special thanks to Bill, Chris, & Andy who spent the day winding the thing back uphill numerous times. As it was Easter, there were eggs & yellow chicks out in the wood. If you were lucky, the eggs contained chocolate – if you weren’t, it was a pine cone! The amount of laughter heard on the course was echoed by the numerous positive comments which were received during the day (& subsequently on the NFAS page on Facebook) regarding how much fun it had all been, & how much people had enjoyed it. As always, a huge thanks to the small number of hard working club members who made the day possible, without you these events simply wouldn’t happen. Hunting Tackle Ladies Hunting Tackle Gents Hunting Tackle Boy Under 14 Trish Jones 518 2 John Turnock 586 2 Jamie Owen 334 0 Audrey Hardman 450 2 Peter Plunkett 548 0 Kathy Newall 354 1 Les Bilbrough 530 1 American Flat Bow Ladies Paula Owen 352 0 Gareth Davies 526 1 Mary Jones 340 2 Susan Gill 158 0 John Williams 510 1 Andy Brown 502 0 Longbow Ladies American Flat Bow Gents Alan Booth 476 1 Jan Booth 350 1 Michael Eaton 616 0 Chris Plant 464 0 Barry Weldon 578 4 John Rowlands 440 1 Robert Pierce 558 1 Jim Hodge 436 1 Dave Wilson 476 2 Marc Lovell 434 0 Martin Reeves 466 2 Tony Cooper 416 2 Marc Dellerba 462 2 Steve Smith 410 1 Lee Price 442 0 Stuart Bartram 402 0 Stuart Bowdler 404 1 Geoff Weldon 396 2 Mark Gill 400 0 Paul Evans 364 0 Tony Bennett 342 1 Chris Fletcher 338 1 Dave Collins 336 0 Jay Slaney 326 0 Keith Dale 296 0 52
Longbow Gents Barebow Gents Barebow Girl Under 12 Neil Beeby 480 1 Chris Robson 504 2 Mai Slaney 264 0 Lionel Rodriguez 468 2 Ken Davies 478 0 Nigel Bell 460 0 John Dorning 450 0 Primitive Gents Tony Davies 436 1 Andrew Booth 434 2 Ken Ridge 394 0 Sixteen different clubs were represented, with an age range from six to 79. Most people Alex Wilkes 384 0 Eddy Broomhall 360 0 Les Howells 344 0 The shoot started at 10:00, with most archers taking a break as they passed the camp area must go to Viv, Phillipa, & Derek for their sterling work. In addition to the more was enjoyed by all, even though only a very small number actually managed to hit it! Special thanks to Bill, Chris, & Andy who spent the day winding the thing back uphill As it was Easter, there were eggs & yellow chicks out in the wood. If you were lucky, We hope to see you at our next NFAS shoot on 10th June 2018 - a Big Game round! 53
Wolfshead Field Archers 25th February 2018 ~ By Andrew Cross ~ The weather on the day of the first Wolfshead open shoot of 2018 was good for the time of year, staying dry with relatively little wind. Later in the week the 'beast from the east' snow arrived bringing large parts of the country to a standstill, so our 67 guests were fortunate to be able to appreciate the new targets and course improvements unhindered by the elements. It was good to see new faces among the regulars archers who participated in the shoot. We hope that you enjoyed yourselves and look forward to seeing you all at our future shoots, together with those who couldn't make it this time. Anyone attending our future open shoots on 10 June and 2 September 2018 will be th nd assured of a warm welcome and an interesting course amidst the beautiful North Yorkshire countryside. Finally, thanks as always to the course marshals and catering staff who make the event possible. LAFB GAFB Christine Marshall Independent 442 Simon Dove Wild Geese 532 2 Lana Waters Independent 228 Nick Stebbing Stonebow 468 2 Andy Flint Stonebow 454 2 JAFB (U12B) Luke Dove Wild Geese 414 1 LBB Casey Burns Independent 312 GBB Michelle Betton Butsfield 270 1 Andrew Burns Black Sheep 678 4 Chris Hadden Wild Geese 652 10 JBB (U12G) Steve Lethbridge Butsfield 558 3 Rebecca Mayes Wild Geese 400 1 GBH Liam Blakely Stonebow 504 2 GCL Thomas Lawton Team Firebird 694 6 JCL (U12G) Morgan Lawton Team Firebird 556 JCL (U12B) Max Smith Team Firebird 414 1 LFS Zoe Chadwick Team Firebird 492 56
GFS Daniel Moore Team Firebird 610 3 Richard Thompson Miller Bowmen 568 3 LHT Steph Brown Team Firebird 246 GHT Paul Bolland Wild Geese 598 2 Richard Carter Stonebow 502 Andy Bailey Scarborian 434 3 JHT (U16B) Adam Scott Scarborian 272 September 2018 will be countryside. Finally, thanks as always to the course marshals and catering staff who make JHT (U12B) Dylan Jones Scarborian 322 2 GLB Richard Waters Independent 454 2 Colin Greenway Scarborian 414 2 Mike Kime Wild Geese 412 JLB (U16B) Jack Dove Wild Geese 270 GPV Simon Banks Magna Carta 512 1 LUL Janet Allen Team Firebird 700 6 Anya Herron Butsfield 612 2 GUL Darren Herron Butsfield 796 14 John Whithead Cobra 782 14 Trevor North Pines Park 752 10 JUL (U14B) Harry Smith Team Firebird 532 4 GXB David Wylde Pines Park 784 13 John Thompson Miller Bowmen 760 13 57
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Oakwood Bowmen th Shoot Report - 15 April 2018 by Mel Horne. Oakwood Bowmen would like to thank all our Guests and members who attended the 15th April Open shoot. We were blessed with a dry day but alas the sunshine stayed in hiding. Thanks to Richard Narey and team for a 2 X 20 3D Big Game with targets set at various distances and a couple of cheeky shots thrown in for good measure. Many thanks to the Catering team Anne and Ray Tunstall for all their hard work, superb menu guys!! Happy shooting – Mel GENTS PV GENTS HT LADIES HT KEVIN BUTTON 700 STEVE RAND 798 JAN BECKHAM 548 TIM CAITHMOIR 684 LINDA LEHANE 492 STAN BAXTER 672 STEVE ROBINSON 614 GENTS AFB TERRY CHITTOCK 472 MARK JONES 814 ADAM BROWNING 714 LADIES AFB ANDREW LEHANE 642 MEL HULL 548 KEITH CATTERMOLE 610 THERESA HEARNE 326 GENTS BB LADIES BB STEWART BECKHAM 710 VIKKI MOTCHMAN 460 KEN SPARHAM 706 TOM RUSHTON 610 GENTS BH CHRIS RUSHTON 580 DAVE SEXTON 746 DAVE ARNOLD 742 LADIES BH ALAN ROGERS 730 SUE BIRCH 680 JIM GILLESPIE 706 JOHN FOSTER 688 LADIES FS LISA LORD 572 ~ Photographs by Richard Narey ~ 60
GENTS FS LADIES LB GENTS LB RICHARD GARDINER 876 PENNIE GREW 656 ALAIN JACQ 726 JOHN SMITH 722 OLIVIA MORGAN 606 COLIN ROSE 718 (6) CLAIR PARFIT 490 ROGER GREW 718 (4) GENTS CL JOSIE ALLEN 474 ADAM BROWNING 714 DUANE WILLIAMS 904 IAN STANLEY 642 PETER TRICKER 782 MARK ALLEN 598 KEITH SHARP 592 GENTS UL BEN HEARNE 570 DAVID LOVELL 900 ROBERT WEBB 532 DAVID STONE 834 SHAUN BECKHAM 520 ANDY WILLIAMS 832 GRAHAM BIRCH 778 LADIES UL CARL GIBBARD 774 HOLLY STEWART 850 GENTS TBH JUNIOR GIRL BB RON PATTERSON 778 POPPY LORD 508 GARETH PEARSON 646 JUNIOR BOY BB ALFIE FOSTER 422 61
The John Hartfield Memorial incorporating The English Field Archery Championship 2018 by Ian Brown. Every year around the middle of May the John Hartfield Memorial shoot takes place at Daventry Sports Club. It is one of my favourite shoots and combines a very good cause and the English Championship. The John Hartfield Memorial Fund was created to support up and coming Field Archers. The fund has grown over the years and has helped a lot of archers. Please put this shoot in your diary for next year and come along to support a worthy cause and have a great weekend of archery. A very well laid out course and good weather made for an excellent shoot. Good food and drinks are served in the clubhouse during breaks. The Saturday is an unmarked day with Sunday being the marked day. After the Sunday shoot is finished there is a Head to Head for the top 4 archers from each style. 62
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Field Archery – Chapter 7 Slowing Down Part 1 by Mitch Vaughan, Billericay, Essex. By now I was certainly maintained that “Target Panic as opposed to a gun club concentrating more on coaching could not be cured, it could only or paintballers taking over. than in shooting, but still be managed”, although he was Therefore, he offered us a enjoying the involvement in not very clear on how this 10 year lease at only a small archery in general. Early in could be achieved. My experience increase in the rate we had 2013 Perris Archery arranged for is that very few archers are previously been paying. This Vittorio Frangilli, a renowned prepared to withdraw from gave us the incentive to buy Italian coach and father of world structured archery and spend the new butts and improve the class archer Michele, to come necessary time to make a shooting lanes, with the view and give a talk on his experience complete recovery - if this is to taking on more national and coaching techniques. This actually possible. I believe that shoots in the future. sounded as if it would be well the more competitive archers will By this time, our Hon Sec, Donna, worth listening to, so I booked do anything but give up their who was now married to Matt myself in to attend. As expected, competitions for any length of Murdoch, had a beautiful baby the talk proved to be of great time. In contrast, many others girl, good news for her and Matt. interest as he had a very just give up archery altogether. For Panther, the good news individual, even controversial, I did not enter any of the national was tempered somewhat as she approach to coaching and champs during this year and decided to step down from the equipment. His approach is Graham was having problems committee to concentrate on her shown by the chosen title of his with one of his knees, which family duties. Luckily for Panther, book on archery and coaching, would eventually lead to a major Vi Minchin, who was one of the “The Heretic Archer”, which operation. This made it difficult Panther coaching group, was made it well worth attending. for him to handle field courses, able to step in to fill the vacancy. Later in the year, I was asked so I had to work with him more Unfortunately for Matt and their by a group of intermediate on Target competitions, but even new daughter, Donna was archers at Panther to help on flat fields he sometimes had shortly afterwards diagnosed them with problems they were problems. This limited my Field with leukaemia. In spite of the experiencing with their shooting Archery activities even more than best treatment the NHS had to form. I assessed this to be in previous years. So I just had offer, she later passed away. mainly target panic, so came up to concentrate on my coaching A devastating loss to her family with some procedures, (based activities in and around the and all who had known her! very much on what I had Target scene. learnt from the seminars and The year closed with a mixture of workshops with Larry Wise and good and not so good news for other elite archers), to help them Panther Bowhunters. The good overcome their problems and thing was that a new owner had enjoy their shooting much more. purchased the woods. He was I also had in mind the attitude a local farmer whose son had that Vittorio had to the topic. purchased the adjoining house. When questioned on the subject He let it be known that he was during the seminar above, he keen to see the archery continue, 66
The Panther Posse was also managed to raise the poundage quite well on the indoor range. in decline as entries to the up to 45/46 lbs, which also They had nothing else in the major competitions failed to helped. I could also shoot the shop within my specification, but reach double digits, the Rampage at around the same after an internet search they achievements also falling. For peak poundage and while it felt came up with a possible Hoyt example, the maximum entry very comfortable to shoot, I could bow meeting my specs at one of was 8, for the Dot Southgate not attain the consistent accuracy their wholesalers. It would take 3-D held at Whitemark Bowmen, I was hoping for. The result was a few days to be shipped in, but the achievement was only, that the scores always seemed so they arranged to send it on 1 – Champion and 1 – Second. to come out a bit below my to me on a sale or return basis. Not very good results compared expectations. Neither bow could as opposed to a gun club with the traditional Panther get me back to 500 for the A few days after my trip to or paintballers taking over. Posse. Never-the-less, the club Hunter, Field or Combination Clickers, a package arrived, Therefore, he offered us a was in good shape, with a rounds, so I could not improve on containing a Hoyt Pro Edge Elite (pictured), with a spare set of sound financial position, good “B” Class. increase in the rate we had membership and now that we had a new long term lease, I decided that this would have to be the best I could expect. could look forward to a solid The Rampage was not helping future at Temple Grove Woods. as much as I hoped and the For myself, the year ended Switchback was now eight years with my shooting still suffering old and operating at below its somewhat and while I had optimum, so I decided this would managed several Classification be the time to purchase an shoots, my scores were below additional bow for my armoury. my best and I could usually Assuming my current situation only make “B” Class scores. This would not improve significantly, discouraged me from entering I looked around for an alternative any National Shoots at all with a lower poundage range. during the year. I could only Investigating the second hand look for a better year ahead. market I found that most of the bows which interested me were 2014 was not a big improvement mainly of 29 – 30 ins draw and over the previous year. The Panther Posse failed to improve 60 or even 70 lbs max draw draw length modules. This was significantly, with the maximum weight, way beyond my the one we had agreed might capabilities, so it looked like I be suitable for me, from the turnout being 10 for the would have go for a new one specification on the internet Nationals at Black Eagle, our old adversaries, when we to meet my requirements. while I was in the shop earlier. achieved 2- Champions, 1 – Looking around on the dealer’s It did not take me long to set websites, I found that Clickers it up with sight and stabilisers offer, she later passed away. Class Award and 3rd in the Archery had one of the latest and start shooting. Straight away Open Team Award. For all the other major champs, the turnout Mathews bows in stock, within I found the bow to be very was only in single figures. my specification of 33 to 38 ins easy to draw and to hold steady A/A and 40 to 50 lbs poundage. at full draw, just what I had I was still trying to sort out a I phoned and confirmed they been looking for. Swapping the good combination of bow and would put one aside for me modules gave me just the draw arrows at the lower poundages to test and then travelled along length I wanted so the bow was I was now using. By and large to Norwich to give it a try. After “sold” so far as I was concerned. the Switchback and ACE 570 several hours in the shop, with It had a nominal 35 ins A/A, 7 ins arrows, with pile weights varying Kieran Carr constantly making Brace Height, Parallel Limb between 90 and 120 grains minor adjustments, I just could technology and the cams were seemed to be the most not make it comfortable to hold “Z5 cam and half”. I found this promising combination. I had at full draw, although it shot combination gave a very smooth 67
draw and at 45lbs, an arrow speed better than any of my other bows at a similar poundage. More good news was that it was in a discontinued colour, so was available at a significant discount, this just settled it for me and I finalised the purchase. Unfortunately, later in October I had a fall, whilst attending the Mayflower FITA 18 indoor competition, which necessitated a visit to the local A&E. There, I was eventually diagnosed with a badly sprained wrist, fortunately not broken as the doctor had first diagnosed. Of course this stopped me shooting shorter GNAS/FITA rounds. My they could lay out a for several weeks, taking me legs, unfortunately, did not challenging 20 target course improve significantly and I had for club members. well into the New Year before to miss out shooting the Spring I could start again. When I I had shot most of these did start I had to lower my Champs held at Panther in May. competitions, usually guiding a poundage again, down to the For this the courses had been group of the target shooting lower 30s this time, pushing revised and the practice butts members. Now however, I the limits of my current bows relocated so that virtually the could no longer shoot, but even further. I had, therefore, whole of the Glade could be used I could at least maintain my to start again with trying to find for car parking. This layout interest in the sport by going a bow that I could safely get needed only a little refinement along to support members down to this poundage and to enable the club to hold the and take a few photographs for finding some arrows which I National Champs in September mine and the club’s records. could match to this. An added 2016. Most unfortunately my complication this time was that health was not improving and Mitch Vaughan, Billericay, Essex, I had a medical condition that while I could help on some of 19 April 2018 together with the treatment, the work parties, I could not take had the effect of reducing the an active part in the competition, muscle strength in both my much as I would have liked to. arms and legs, thus making it While things had been rather even more difficult to increase quiet at Panther, Mayflower the poundage and also making Archers found their spring and walking and shooting a field autumn closed “Fun Field” course very difficult. competitions were still attractive By the middle of 2015 I was to members. These were able to get the poundage up organised by Steve Fenton to 35/36 lbs and using some and Roger Glover, a couple of old Easton ACE 670 arrows, target archers who also enjoyed which were still stiffer than shooting field at Panther. They really required, I could get the had accumulated a selection of Rampage and the Pro Edge to 3-D targets and by making use tune quite well for the distances of a pond, some trees and scrub required for Field shooting and land adjacent to the target field; 68
they could lay out a challenging 20 target course I had shot most of these members. Now however, I could no longer shoot, but I could at least maintain my along to support members
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Bowmen of Bude ~ 8th April 2018 ~ The Bowmen of Bude welcomed 65 Archers to their 2x18 predator and prey shoot on the misty morning of 8th April 2018. With copious amounts of homemade cakes, flapjack and lovely Bacon Baps, Burgers and Sausages a plenty we started off @ 10am just as the sun was burning through the clouds. The sun stayed with us for the day thankfully and everyone seemed to enjoy the challenging course, as usual, with Pasty Cain winning his class, the day before his 65th birthday. We ended the day with everyone leaving with smiles on their faces.” Nickie Bellinger AFB SCORE PLACE Moore Dave Yelverton AFB AD M 408 (1) 2nd Dingley Scott North Somerset FA AFB AD M 448 (1) 1st Shelton Andy Tavistock AFB AD M 326 (1) 3rd Reed Lisa-Marie North Somerset FA AFB AD F 346 (2) 1st Francis Jodie IND AFB AD F 220 2nd BAREBOW SCORE PLACE Cain Pasty Yelverton B B AD M 496 (1) 1st Pamplin John Brixham B B AD M 358 Richards Andy South Hams B B AD M 482 (2) 3rd Andrews Dave Cloth of Gold B B AD M 496 2nd Anne- Davies Marie Elmtree B B AD F 346 3rd Vaughan Jack- son Jennie Ballands B B AD F 372 2nd Toomer Marlene Ballands B B AD F 568 (4) 1st Harris David Elmtree B B JUN M 424 1st Harris Eirinn Purbeck Archers B B CUB F 478 1st 78
BOWHUNTER SCORE PLACE Farr Paul Greenmeadow B/H AD M 522 (1) Walter Trevor Elmtree B/H AD M 608 (3) Cawsey Graham IND B/H AD M 436 Sharland Michael IND B/H AD M 564 (2) 3rd Sharland Derek IND B/H AD M 594 (3) 2nd Young Tony South Hams B/H AD M 596 (2) 1st Worcester Woodland Miles Nick Archers B/H AD M 420 COMPOUND LIMITED SCORE PLACE Parfett Rob Labyrinth C/L AD M 610 (4) 1st Smith Philip Ashcombe C/L AD M 586 (3) 2nd The Bowmen of Bude welcomed 65 Archers to their 2x18 predator and prey shoot NON flapjack and lovely Bacon Baps, Burgers and Sausages a plenty we started off @ Bellinger Jenny IND C/L AD F 510 COMP The sun stayed with us for Harris Alex Purbeck Archers C/L Jun M 654(6) 1st CROSSBOW SCORE PLACE Vowden Sheron Ashcombe XBOW AD F 624 1st FREESTYLE SCORE PLACE NON Howell David South Hams F/S AD M 578 (3) COMP Cammann Sally Tavistock F/S AD F 454 (1) 1st Harris Jessica Elmtree F/S JUN F 484 (2) 1st HUNTING TACKLE SCORE PLACE Tarrant Allan Ashcombe H/T AD M 232 474 (2) Raffler Dominic Elmtree H/T AD M (3x20) 2nd Capello John Belvedere H/T AD M 398 3rd Maple Simon Belvedere H/T AD M 368 Birt Roger IND H/T AD M 242 Edwards Bob Rebellion H/T AD M 352 474 (2) Rufus Steve Windwhistle H/T AD M (5x20) 1st Munro Donald Tavistock H/T AD M 322 (2) Finch Gina IND H/T AD F 422 (2) 3rd Maddern Michelle Elmtree H/T AD F 334 Kirby Dian IND H/T AD F 476 (3) 2nd Gulliver Rae IND H/T AD F 502 (2) 1st 79
LONGBOW SCORE PLACE Vowden Tony Ashcombe L B AD M 408 3rd Ellington Richard Ballands L B AD M 360 (1) Scott Bob IND L B AD M 454 (3) 1st Roberts Matt Ashcombe L B AD M 422 2nd Miller Tim Tavistock L B AD M 220 Trim Alan Ballands L B AD M 282 Wells Pauline Ballands L B AD F 422 (1) 1st PRIMITIVE SCORE PLACE Spearing Giles IND PRIM AD M 412 (2) 1st COMPOUND UNLIMITED SCORE PLACE Cook-Martin Dion Elmtree C U/L AD M 548 (3) Vanstone Trevor Elmtree C U/L AD M 748 (16) 1st Penrose Barry Purbeck Archers C U/L AD M 712 (11) Penrose Mike Greenmeadow C U/L AD M 722 (13) 3rd Willerton Mike Dunkery C U/L AD M 590 (3) Hunter George Dunkery C U/L AD M 584 (4) Howe Steve Orion C U/L AD M 724 (14) 2nd Jackman Kevin IND C U/L AD M 700 (8) Baker James Umberleigh C U/L AD M 670 (9) Hunter Sarah Dunkery C U/L AD F 416 (1) Lock Nicky Elmtree C U/L AD F 490 3rd Howe Hazel Orion C U/L AD F 606 (7) 2nd Penrose Emily Purbeck Archers C U/L AD F 688 (8) 1st Worcester Woodland Miles Charlie Archers C U/L Jun M 616 (5) 1st TRADITIONAL BOWHUNTER SCORE PLACE Hipgrave Steve South Hams Trad BH AD M 478 (1) 1st Hibbert Albert IND Trad BH AD M 338 (1) 2nd 80
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Amarok Archery Email - [email protected] Tel: 01204 604630 (After 6.00 pm only) A home of TRADITIONAL Archery. All my bows are made to NFAS Primitive rules, but can be used in general purpose archery. I offer my Bows in natural or coloured (Green, Brown and Blue) Bamboo backings and Fast Flight strings. The Bows are as follows :- 1 - Flat Bow: 63ins nock to nock. Made from Bamboo and Ipe. Draw weights 45 – 80lbs with a Maple or Ash Handle. 2 – Reflex/Deflex: 63ins n2n. Made from Bamboo and Ipe. Draw weights 45 – 60lbs with a laminated handle made from Maple or Ash. 3 – Bamboo Recurve: 63ins n2n. Made entirely from Mozo Bamboo lams. Draw weights 40 – 65lbs. 4 – Bamboo Reflex/Deflex: 63ins n2n. Bamboo lams. Draw weights 40 – 65lbs. Please note, add £20.00 for a colour. I only offer the colours stated. Please don’t ask for a Pink one, or mixed coloured backings My Bows are finished with 4 coats of Marine varnish, either Satin or Gloss. If you want to finish the bow yourself, I will supply the bow sanded down ready for finishing, deduct £30.00 from the price. In order to maintain your Bow’s warranty you must to tell me in advance what finish you are using. I try to keep prices reasonable by not using additional materials for cosmetic purposes, however, if that’s what you want, you can email or phone me after 6pm and we can talk about it. Prices:- 1. £260.00 2. £400.00 3. £340.00 4. £400.00.
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