Thermobrett
Jetboaters Admiral
- Messages
- 1,646
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- Points
- 277
- Location
- Lithia, Florida
- Boat Make
- Boatless
- Year
- 2022
- Boat Model
- SX195
- Boat Length
- 19
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reminds me of Gilligan's Island... all the hair brained schemes and they could have just fixed the hole in the boatCame across this Saturday..last registered in 2017View attachment 188009
no, most every local shoot is won by a score of at least 99 and 100's are very common@Scottintexas ”most time anything under 98 is just "thank you for attending””. Did you mean to say 88 here. Otherwise I’m following. Good story.
Ordered one Mai Tai in my 30oz Jetboaters.net cup and they brought it back with a 2nd just in case I was thirsty!!!
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Half a hamburger and two jelly donuts disappeared, i wonder where they went ???
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I’m so sick of this heat. I feel her pain. I played in a 2 day golf tournament. 91 on Saturday and 98 on Sunday. Horrible scores. When you’re carving the ball off the tee boxes into the neighborhoods and putting 9s and 10s on the scorecard it’s freakin deflating.View attachment 188305
what a roller coaster weekend !
my daughter shot in a skeet tournament this weekend, the first registered (serious) shooting in almost a year, we shoot in a casual Tues. night league mostly and 2022 has been the least she's shot since she started 4 years ago, I was hoping for 95 out of a hundred in each gauge, it's like golf in the last two or three strokes really separates the best shooters from the good, most time anything under 98 is just "thank you for attending"
Sat was 12ga and 20ga 85 and 71, what a let down, wind was out of the sails, the magic left the building, while she shoots I usually try to find a shady place out of view so I'm not a distraction and between rounds of 25 it's usually nothing more than "trust your routine" "one target at a time" I'm not a good shooter or a good coach so I'm left analyzing facts when the truth is it's totally mental at that point, I usually try to present the options in a cold non-emotional format, "these are things that could be responsible for your score"
You've only shot 1/4 targets you normally do so far this year,
it's 98 degrees out,
Saturdays are usually not a good score because of jitters,
you've shot 28ga for the last year (no expected recoil to prepare for in your shooting)
wind was moving targets or machine was throwing erratic
did you stay up late, did you eat good are you hydrated ??
Sunday I was preparing how to pull us out of the ditch and what the plan could be going forward as 28ga and 410 are more difficult because you have less bb's in the shell,
28ga was 98/100 tied for 3rd place overall, two other shooters had 99's for high gun, (we learned not to try new stuff during a competition, she used a cool wrap on the back of her neck that hung down, on her first shot, the butt stock recoiled against the wrap, squeezing it and sending water down the inside of her shirt causing her to be unfocused and miss the next shot!)
410 was 91/100 which was an acceptable score especially considering how Sat. went,