Most times if a shooter breaks the bird putting others out, they are required to be the next shooter, giving others a chance to put them out if they miss.

 

So when in the rest of the game do you have to call the next target if you break the last one? I think the first 3 shooters go to the end of the line and the next shooter after the guy who broke the target has to call, just like the rest of shoot has went.

 

In some shoots ,shooters get Buy backs and go to the end but not always. The first 3 shooters who missed are just "out" if not.

 

In the scenario you described the second shooter would be next up to call for the target.

 

The second shooter moves to first.

 

4th did his job 👍 the three that missed move and number one mans call again, but now he is in the #2 spot in line

 

What Flip said. 1st 3 shooters go to the end of line. Number 1 shooter is now number 2 and he shooters next.
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I agree with Marva’s, second shooter that missed is the next call shot.

 

so same kind of deal. What if 2 shooters left one dirty and one clean- clean guy misses dirty guy hits it - now who’s call?
My opinion is you never have to call a target after you hit the last one! It goes to the next man.

 

Bottom line is there s no OFFICIAL rule. I have seen it shot in varying methods including the number of shooters who have to shoot at a target.

 

We call them Killers around my area. It's up to 6 guns up. 2 buy back or hick rounds in the beginning(.50 cent per hick). So everyone gets to shoot at least 4 call targets. Once it's killer round, if you miss and the target is broke on the second, third, fourth, or, 5th shot, everyone that missed is out. The person that broke the target doesn't have to shoot again until it's their turn again in order. So if you keep making back up shots, you might never have to call your own bird in Killer round.

 

Most shoots around here after you get a mark you go to the end of the line.

in this case the person after the person who broke it shoots the next call target.

 

in this case the person after the person who broke it shoots the next call target.

This is the way, I have always played Annie's or Miss and Outs. If 3 shooters before me miss, and I with my gun up shoot and break the target. I knock those 3 shooters to the end of the line. In the order in which they shot. I get a pass on the next target CALLED For. So if I was the #4 shooter, and knock the first 3 shooters to the end of the line. I am now the #1 shooter, and the #2 shooter has to call for the next bird. Even though he just called for the target on the last bird called. I have never seen it shot any other way down here in Florida. So I still have a chance to knock out the other 3 shooters, before I have to call for my next bird again. break em all Jeff

 

There are no official rules to shoot an Annie. The club that’s hosting the event can do it any way they want!!

 

True and the rules of that day needs to be announced at the beginning of the event.

 

If the fourth guy hits what the other three missed, they're out and he's the winner. Or am I misunderstanding what you mean by four guys left?

 

That’s true except a double out (buy back) you go to the end of the line

 

In my area the Annie shoots are conducted like this. For example, we have 3 guns up and first shooter calls for the bird. If he misses and next shooter breaks it the first shooter goes to end of line. The third shooter from above is next to call for a bird. Basically, once you’ve shot and broken a bird as the second shooter did, you don’t shoot again until the next pass thru the line. All shooters get two buy backs.

 

I'm not familiar with anything except the miss-and-out version of Annie Oakley.

 

You can miss and remain in the game, as long as all shooters after your miss, miss also.

 

We occasionally have that happen at our club. Your scenario assumes the first shooter is in the pole position, that is the left end of the line. The person who was the first shooter would then line up to the right of the fourth shooter, who hit the bird, and would thus be the first shooter again, with the original second shooter being second, and 3rd the 3rd, with the original 4th shooter being 4th again. Not hard to understand.

I'm not familiar with anything except the miss-and-out version of Annie Oakley.

We usually have 5-8 shooters, so a "free" buyback is included at our club. Normally, buybacks are the same price as the original entry cost, and there is only one.

 

We occasionally have that happen at our club. Your scenario assumes the first shooter is in the pole position, that is the left end of the line. The person who was the first shooter would then line up to the right of the fourth shooter, who hit the bird, and would thus be the first shooter again, with the original second shooter being second, and 3rd the 3rd, with the original 4th shooter being 4th again. Not hard to understand. We usually have 5-8 shooters, so a "free" buyback is included at our club. Normally, buybacks are the same price as the original entry cost, and there is only one.

So you say the guy that broke the target calls the next target?

 

1st shooter again in our games.

 

Your question is how do others play an Annie. Clubs in my area do three versions of the Annie. Most popular is the "pond" No rotate, single elimination break a target next gun can hit a piece for a bye next guy calls. One gun at a piece. overshoot your out. "Straight Annie" single elim. Got to be shot out. Must call your own bird. No pieces no bye. overshoot your out. "bluebird annie" same as a pond except hit a piece puts the guy(s) out!

 

Guess your question was more about a double elimination and who calls.
When we do a double elimination first guy shoots from A post then goes to the end of the line each shooter steps to the A post for his call. When the first shooter gets back to the front he calls from the B post. Each shooter gets one loss. If a shooter has no losses and a bird gets broken after his shot he goes to the end of the line doesn't call his bird that round. Could two, three or more guys that go back to the end without calling their own that round. The shooter that breaks it must step to the front and call. Two losses your out.

 

The shooter to the right of the person who broke target.

 

4 man would become #1 and the shooter to the right of him would call the next target.

 

They go to the end of the line, in the order that they missed. The line that started 1,2,3,4, becomes 4,1,2,3.
1 calls for the next target, after 4 hit the last target.

 

They go to the end of the line, in the order that they missed. The line that started 1,2,3,4, becomes 4,1,2,3.
1 calls for the next target, after 4 hit the last target.

Correct that's the way west coast plays. Some e ast coast the shooter who hit target is the #1 shooter

 

That sounds Dumb guys on the ends never get to shoot 🤷‍♂️ can bounce back and forth in the middle of the line