[Barry C. Roach]

I know this is a small idea but how would a well promoted but "good ol' fashioned" turkey trapshoot go in a huge market like Phoenix, AZ?

 

[Brady509]

That's a great question Barry. I'd figure with 100 plus shooters and a couple big outlet stores with some advertising and possible donations it would be a success with little overhead.

But I'm in the Middle of nowhere with a populous of 750. I'm probably way off base.

Brady Gies

 

[MDMike]

Turkey shoots were/are always popular in this neck of the woods this time of year.

 

[Meatman]

Use Turkey Breasts Buy now ! 5-7 lbs at 99 cents per lb.

 

[ImpalaBob]

Ours went extremely well. We did 13 relays (39 squads) and gave out 52 18 lb turkeys.

 

[spitter]

How about a desert quail shoot... something regional that folks can relate to?

Jay

 

[cubancigar2000]

Good question Barry. I lived in Phoenix for 2 years and always missed the games and turkey shoots. ( just could not find any) I think they would go over well

 

[Tom Strunk]

I love the idea. I would be there. I wonder if it could be done at a state run facility??
Have a great Thanksgiving Barry.

Tom Strunk

 

[Barry C. Roach]

Too late to organize for this year in Phoenix. I'll work on it for next year. I used to run them back at my original club in Lithcfield, IL. We shot a lot of grocery shoots too. Shot for coffee, steaks, gift certificates, ,,, all kinds of merchandise too.

I know how to organize it so I'll talk to the folks out at Ben Avery and maybe at Rio Salado too.

 

[trapperwads]

Ain't about the turkey...its about the fun. Hell last one I won cost me about forty bucks. But guess who I beat in the shootoff to win it!

 

[Barry C. Roach]

who?