You were asleep in your bedroll when something wakes you up. Not knowing just what disturbed your beauty sleep, which you desperately need, you decide to take a stroll around the camp. You spot a bunch of coyotes sneakin' up on the campsite, obviously intendin' to make a quick meal of you while you're sleepin'. Not particularly partial to bein' the main course at a coyote picnic, you get your six-gun to blazing. With five dogs down and four runnin' off, you switch to your rifle. When these are dispatched, you take up your scattergun to make sure there aren't any more still skulking around kinda sneaky like.
Suddenly, up flies a Prairie Chicken! (Don't know how it stayed still thru all that commotion!) Roast Prairie Chicken for breakfast sure sounds good!
Ammo
5 Pistol, 8 Rifle, 2+ shotgun
Starting Position
Standing near SadlBrn, safely holstered pistol loaded with five rounds.
Rifle safely staged across SadlBrn, eight rounds in magazine.
Shotgun safely staged next to rifle.
Procedure
When ready, say "Low down varmints."
At the buzzer, engage pistol targets in any order.
Engage rifle targets twice each in any order.
Engage S1, which will launch the clay bird.
If you miss the first shotgun target, the bird will not be launched.
If the bird launches, and you hit it, you get a -10 second bonus (and Prairie Chicken for breakfast!).
If the bird launches and breaks apart by itself, the bird is scored as a hit (as long as you fire a shot in its general direction), you still get the bonus, and the stage ends.
If you hit the first shotgun target, but the bird is not launched due to launcher malfunction, fire in the general direction of where the bird should be. The bird is scored as a hit, you still get the bonus, and the stage ends.
John F Carr.
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