More Pictures from Hausmann's Hidden Hollow

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More Pictures from Hausmann's Hidden Hollow

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A few more photos from the Northeast SxS. What a great time. I'll have this one on my calendar next year for sure. The Bo-Whoop was a challenge indeed. I donated quite a few dollars to the pot trying to figure those long birds out. Tom, it was great meeting you, and my hat's off to you for hitting four targets. That win was well deserved. As you'll see from the photos, I spent quite a bit of time with the "Parker Brothers" out shooting the clays courses. I shot the Large and Small bore courses multiple times, with the later being my favorite. I shot my 20ga Sterlingworth until the left ejector pin came loose about half way through the first round. Daryl, thanks again for the "Loaner", a sweet little straight grip 20ga Parker VHE Skeet gun. Much like the Southern, there was no shortage of awesome guns. Check out Scott's Fox Trap gun beside his Sterlingworth cut away in the pictures below. Between Mark, Bill, Tom and Frank, I bet there haven't been that many Super Foxes together since they were sitting on the rack at the Fox plant. On top of that, I saw two additional vent rib Foxes, another 12ga Trap one serial number from Scott's, and the factory prototype A Grade vent rib 20ga :shock: . Again, it was great seeing everyone and meeting so many new people. So, what's next? Vintagers?

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The Hardware

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Our Bo-Whoop Junior Champ

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Bo-Whoop Champion Tom and his HE/XE Super Fox

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Bo-Whoop Winners

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Taylor scoring, and Ernie Hausmann helping out.

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Spectators

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Frank and his Ithaca 10ga

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Frank proofing targets

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The Big 10

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Scott's Bo-Whoop Attempt

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Jim, Frank, Taylor and Scott shooting

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How many feet was that lead Frank?

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Tom's Spread

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Steve Barnette's

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John Hosford hammering out the dents

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Scott's Fox Trap and Sterlingworth Cut Away

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Scott and Paul hanging out in the booth

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Jay from Vintage Firearms had a few Foxes for sale. The rack on the right is made up entirely of 16ga A grade guns.

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The AHFCA Booth

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RST, for all your "low pressure" shell needs. I heard they had quite the run on Pigeon Loads thanks to the Bo-Whoop.

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The Main Tent

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Traffic Jam at Station #1

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Rich and Dave

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Larry and Debbie

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Craig and crew waiting

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High right to left crosser

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Taking notes for their turn

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Craig shooting his Fox C Grade on the Large Bore Course

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Craig showing good form

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Dave

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Mark and his trusty 10ga

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Larry stepping up to Station #1

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Fox in the Hen House, my 20ga Sterlie between Daryl's 32" DHE 20ga and Rich's "Hollywood" gun.

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Larry at Station #2

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Mark at Station #2

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Rich at Station #2

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Rich shooting Station #2

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Dave likes a challenge, using his .410 Hammer Gun on the big course

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He likes the results

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Daryl on the reload

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Daryl shooting Station #2

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Mark and his "Big Friend Ten"

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Rich previewing targets

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Mark, Dave, Daryl and his Black Lab. Is that Fox or Parker, I can't tell?

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Station to Station

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HOLLYWOOD! (have you ever seen a nicer piece of lumber?)

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Station's 6 & 7

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Rich at Station #4

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The Smoking Gun

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Frank's buddy Doc pulling targets

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Another 10ga Fan

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Contemplating those fast movers on #4

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Daryl at #4

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Daryl shooting #5

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Rich, Dean and Dave

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Dean and Dave

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Larry and Dave at the last station

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Larry pulling for Daryl

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Ready, Aim....

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Fire! (Thanks to Debbie for making sure some pictures of me ended up on my camera)

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More Bo-Whoop action, Mike Campbell who was Runner Up to Tom with a Fox Gun. Mike also shot 4 targets, but Tom had a run of three to get his 4.

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Starting the small bore course on Saturday

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Dean at the ready with his 28ga Parker

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Husband & Wife Team

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Chuck shooting

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Daryl and Parker

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The "one" that got away

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Busted

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Orange Chips

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Chuck, Dave, Rich & Daryl

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Dave s.

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Was it Dan? I met so many great people, I can't remember them all.

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Down and Away

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Another one bites the dust

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Dave S. making it look easy

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Chuck smoking those double left then right crossers

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Me

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Shooting Daryl's super sweet 20ga Parker Skeet gun

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Chuck and Dean

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Chuck pulling for Larry

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Mark making Diesel Smoke with his Super Fox

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Station #5

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Station #6

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Mark pulling targets (when he wasn't shooting with a camera or a gun)

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The Parker Brothers

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Station #7, with that pesky second pigeon that dropped low and right

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Walking the dog

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Chuck wrapping up the last station

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Dave S. taking down #8
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Thanks Mike, nice meeting you too. Wow, great pics. You and Mark really captured the event. Yes, next stop is "the Vintagers" in Addieville for me.


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Mike, thanks so very much. A great collage of pics that took time to capture, sort through and then put together with captions. THANK YOU! It was great seeing you again. Just for info to all ... our new Fox scorer Ms. Taylar signed up for next year's Bo-Whoop. P.S. she spells her name as I wrote here.

Yep, the next one is the Vintage Cup in Addieville RI, late September. We'll be running our annual Ansley H Fox Championship on the sporting course there. Details will be posted as the time gets closer. Some of us have had our hotel rezzes set up for months now..... email if it looks like you can make it and want to know where. Always nice to hang out in the Fox den. Thanks again. Frank
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GREAT PICTURES!!! Thanks very much for making the effort and taking the time to post your fantastic pictures-------------It was the best Hausmann's yet. Craig
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Mike,

Great meeting you and thanks for taking all those great shots. I hope you were using Kodak "film" 'cause all the Kodak folks up this way need all the help they can get with Kodak's bankruptcy.

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Mike, Thank You! It was good to meet you. I wish I shot with you guys more. I hope we can get a group of Fox guys together to shoot at Addiesville.
As for Kodak.... seems over the last 20 years they were selling off any profitable part of the company to focus on their "Core Business". We now know the "Core Business" was paying a bunch of useless Vice Presidents WAY too much money! The company deserves what they got! It is too bad the people that worked there and pensioned out are the ones who got screwed. In fact in the last bankruptcy hearing they were allowed to give raises of up to 18% to keep "Key People"? What a Joke!
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