Shot by a competitor at Victorian 

Short Range Championships

This Robin Hood finally gets our 

2002 RH's of to a start

Picture by Bill Williams

Picture by Bill Williams

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Neil becomes RH number 2 for the new season

While practicing FITA Field Neil produced his first ever RH

Those tried and true Safari Carbons proving 

to be still the ideal shaft to achieve that elusive RH with

Jack Waltham a RH contender from last season 

makes an entry into the Robin Hood stakes for 

2002 by becoming our 3rd RH for the year.

Jack also chose Safari Carbon Arrows to achieve this feat.

It looks like this one tied to get away

Picture by Bill Williams

The Boss got this one. 

RH number 5 for the year.

It's the first time he has put to together 2 decent 

arrows for a long time(at least they were in the middle)

Those carbon Safari arrows again

Mark managed to RH another club 

member at fifty metres.

On this occassion Bruce is not Fine

Both arrows are those? Yep.

Safari Carbons - Robin Hood Delights

Mark has made entry Number 7 for 2002

Kenny Jeans, Robin Hooder No. 8 for 2002

Ken is part of our Oz Bow Junior Archery 

Development Program. 

This is Ken's 2nd RH, with his first one being last year.

Ken shot his safari arrow into a much smaller diameter

XX75 1416 (near impossile)

No. 9 Robin Hood for 2002 goes to Andrew Downes 

also a member of our junior program. 

This is Andrew's first RH and it was done with 

hire equipment (costly)

For his achievement Andrew gets to take both 

arrows home ( no cost) to mount on his bedroom wall

The arrows used were XX75 1516 gold Eastons.

  Ken Miller a stalwart of our club has taken out 

Robin Hood No. 10 for the year. 

Ken has been a club member since the early 1960's. 

This is the first time in our RH lists.

Not sure what bow type Ken used Compound/Recurve/Compound/Recurve etc,etc.

But the arrows he used were A/C/C's 3-04,s

What a "Fine" shot!!!

Bruce Fine has entered the

 Robin event by making it number 11 for 2002.

Bruce has been a club member for around a year and shoots recurve with about 32" draw length.

Bruce has got us back on track with those

Safari Carbon arrows being the way to go.

Terry Peake all the way from United Kingdom 

and in town for the World Masters Games shot 

our 12th RH for the year during a visit to MAC. 

The arrows involved were Easton ACC's 3-18's

12 Robin Hoods for the year is already the annual

club record for the number of RH,s

Ken Jeans has appeared for the second time 

this year with his 3rd RH.

This time Ken has Robin Hooded his own shaft. 

Looks like Dad has to dig deep to keep up the supply.

Ken is RH No. 13 (unlucky for some) for 2002

What arrows?

No much guess work needed

Those flamin' Safaris again.

Smokin'!!!!

No. 14 Robin Hood for 2002 goes to Alistair Wilkes 

a member of our Archery for Kids  junior program. 

This is Andrew's first RH and it was done with 

hire equipment again (more cost)

For his achievement Alistair also gets to take both 

arrows home ( at no cost) to mount on his 

bedroom wall or take to school

The arrows used were XX75 1416 gold Eastons.

Another "Fine" shot!!!

Bruce Fine's 2nd Robin Hood and our 15th for 2002.

Bruce shot his RH on our indoor range.

Just look at those 32" arrows.

The what arrow type question again?

Need you ask

#*@*#%i's

Still Smokin'

 Peter Cave our Club Recorder has recorded the 16th. 

and final Robin Hood for 2002. (you can only hope)

A record number of RH's this year.

This is Peter's 4th Robin. Smack into the X

Our end of the year financial advise.

Buy shares in the Safari Arrow Company

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