[Archers] Target Archery at Ymir

[nicholas m freer]

And many thanks to Lady Margaret for being MIC . The Noyon was pleased to offer the Period Shoot, which happily does not require a lot of set up. The Clout being a simple portable hole, a long pole, and a flag. Pound wands into the ground. The Puta, Tunken, and Qabak easy enough.  There were butts already in olace for the Period RR target faces. Allowing Lord Aeddan to use his target crossbow on the Qabak was a mistake,(too powerful, more than a few hits on the cymbal will destroy it., We will source a CA crossbow of similar weight as the 30# handbow we use. 

YIS 

Naran Noyon

On March 4, 2019, at 9:02 AM, Megan Ladd <mladd28 at gmail.com> wrote:

Greetings archers,


A quick report on Target Archery from last Saturday at Ymir: The range was open from approximately 11am to 3pm. There were about 15 archers on the range including three newcomers - two adults and one youth, though the youth did not shoot. 


Noyon Naran Numuchi graciously hosted another of his famous Period Shoots from 1-3pm. The winner of the Period Shoot was Lord Aeddan Ivor and the runner up was His Excellent Self, Noyon Naran Numuchi. 


The winner of the Ymir Novelty Shoot was Lord Ronan Mac Imair and the runner up was Jon the Casual Mongol of Hawkwood. 


I'd like to thank the other marshals who assisted with target prep, set up, tear down, inspections, and running of the range: Noyon Naran Numuchi, Lord Ronan Mac Imair, Lord Robert Shockley of Avonsford, Lord Jon Bjarnarson, Lady Celestria Alexandre d'Amiens (aka Sanada Aya aka Alex of Stierbach), and Ryn Ormarsdottir who completed her third event as MiT. Hopefully I didn't forget anyone =)


Any questions or comments, please let me know!


In Service,

Lady Margaret Lad

Kingdom of Atlantia


Gyronny of six purpure and argent, a tree blasted and 

eradicated sable between three mullets of seven points purpure.




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