for the Tennessee Classic

[LESKEN2011]

That is one nice job, Pat. Looks like I may miss it again this year. My son is getting married. I may have to buy my raffle tickets online somehow.

[Pat B]

Anyone interested in getting a raffle tickets and you aren't planning on attending the Classic you can contact Pappy( markbaggett@detdist.com )with your real name(not your on line handle), address and a phone number and he will set you up for the raffle. Please put something archery related for the subject

[Blaino]

You do man Pat B - WELL DONE!!!

[Pat B]

Thanks Blaine. Come to the Classic and bring a few bucks. You've got as good of chance as anyone. Plus, the Classic is the best trad shoot I've ever attended.

[WESTBROOK]

A real sweet setup Pat!

And the price is definately right.

[Pat B]

Thanks Eric. Come on down and try your luck.

[Pat B]

This was the best Tennessee Classic ever. The weather was perfect with no rain, bright sunshine and cool nights.
The raffle tables brought in over $4000 for the Twin Oaks Bowhunters and I'm proud to say that this bow, arrows, stone knife and quiver set brought over $1000 for the club. Matt Wirwicki from Michigan won the set...and an Egyptian Angular Horn Bow made by James Parker of Huntworthy Productions.

[Sam Harper]

Wow, Pat, that is beautiful and impressive in every way.  I wish I could've been there.

[Mad Max]

Awesome Pat

It was a lot of fun

[Pat B]

Thanks guys. It was all for Twin Oaks. Now I have to try to figure how to out do this next year.    :rolleyes:

[LittleBen]

One word .... Epic

[Pat B]

Pappy informed me that this set brought over $1000 for Twin Oaks. I'm a proud papa!    

[fujimo]

great job Pat.
money well spent, and money well earned              

[Pat B]

Now, what can I do next year to top this?    :eek:

[fujimo]

you could build another glass bow   :D  
that would be a collecters item- a "Pat B  Glass Bow"  

[Pat B]

I've only built one glass bow and it blew up even before I got a string on it.    
Maybe I'll put our Toyota Corolla on the table next year.    :D

[fujimo]

man those corollas run for ever.
i had an '85 that i used in S. africa- hauled cement , building materials- pulled a horsebox- pulled hay bales- couldnt kill it- when i emmigrated in 2007, i sold it to a good mate- its still going strong- its his only vehicle- rural farm roads- all dirt- ala african style!

[Pat B]

I made it to the Classic(365 miles) on a $10 tank of gas each way. Heck, I can't give that up. I'll have to think of something else.    :rolleyes:

[fujimo]