So who all is heading to ETAR this week? It will definitely be different with the new location. We are in full packing mode and heading out in the morning. Any goals while there? I want to try out some big Jim bows, the bear Kodiak 59, and any hill style ASL bows I can get my hands on. Gonna grab some as bell wool while I'm at it! So who's going?!
Weather, work, and wife permitting, I plan on going on Thursday. Can't wait. :campfire:
Planning to arrive on Thursday.
Leaving early Thursday morning from Virginia
Heading that way Wednesday morning.
Will be there Wednesday around noon through Friday around noon.
We're getting in late Wednesday evening and will be returning home Sunday
Heading out Thursday afternoon getting in right about nightfall.
Flying in Thursday afternoon and staying through Sunday. :archer2:
There is an additional course just west of Sawmill and some minor changes to the courses from last month. There is more than enough room for camping.
So far the weather looks good for all of you.
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Went to ETAR today. Not too bad for getting 7" of rain last week.
Did some shopping, shot some arrows, met friends, good time!
The new location has potential for the growth that Denton Hill lacked. That being said, I missed DH. Been going there since the first one.
I was there Saturday. Good time
I couldn't agree more with the positive comments on Facebook etc. Mike and family did an unbelievably great job preparing for this event as well as the work going on during.
If you shot at Sawmill in June, you had to be astonished at all the improvements and changes that occurred during that short time span. We made an effort to let Mike and others know just how impressed that we were.
If you missed this one, plan on making next years. You won't be disappointed. In fact, you will be utterly shocked at just how well this new chapter in ETAR history is.
Sadly Tracey and I were not able to make it this year. Sorry we did not get to see all out friends out there. Anybody have any idea on the crowd size
Karen and I (EFA) didn't make it either. Anyone know the attendance, and how about the Eagle Eye? How many qualified and who won it? :clapper: :archer2: :clapper:
Quote from: 2fletch on July 26, 2021, 01:06:30 PM
Karen and I (EFA) didn't make it either. Anyone know the attendance, and how about the Eagle Eye? How many qualified and who won it? :clapper: :archer2: :clapper:
I believe it was 22 qualified for the eagle eye and Alex Melnik won it in the first round. Shooting a wood arrow from a barebow.
Not going to lie, I didn't know what to expect this year. New location, not as many vendors, very saturated ground ect. I REALLY enjoyed it!! The coures were great, plenty of room to stretch out. We cannot control the rain, so a few areas were muddy. I didn't see any Amish women complaining, so why should I with boots on. This site has great potential. I will say this though, they MUST keep that shuttle truck rolling in the future as well. Quite a long walk. Great Times