Our Quainton shoot had a large turn out. All the shooting was from on top of the old railway embankment. HS2 are back, and access to the field we sometimes shoot from is now closed. This might have been the last time we shoot at Quainton. HS2 are taking over more land then was originally envisaged.
The weather was kind, and became quite balmy by the end of the shoot, with many members stripping of excess clothing to remain cool. Today’s shoot was a mixture. A couple of card filler stands to build confidence and some very demanding stands to destroy what remaining confidence you still had. How can a slow incomer be so difficult to shoot? The going away teal had to be shot quickly, otherwise, it was at the boundary of the field. Still, there were still some high scores above 40.
This shoot was also the first one since shooting resumed after lock-down where we were requested to help clear up. Not an onerous task for us, a quick pickup of the clays which we deposited next to the traps, and then the team did the rest.
Mark h 42
Graham h 41
Tod 39
Adrian 38
Wally 37
Paul 36
Jennifer 35
Logan 35
Steve 34
Simon 34
Dan 33
Mark c 32
Jim 32
Shirley 32
Dawn 31
John w 31
Tye 30
Joe 30
Eli 28
Geoff e 28
Tim 27
Michael h 26
Finn 25
Chelsey 25
Bill 25
Jade 25
Geoff w 24
John a 23
Annie 23
Celia 21
Richard 19
Lana 19
Mike c 18
Callum 16