Sounds like a good time, Dutchie! (More the food and "cabin fun" parts ... I know what it can be like shooting in the cold ...
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Mind you .... speaking of shooting in the cold, a couple of us from Medicine Hat are departing bright and early in the morning to drive to Shilo, Manitoba, to participate in their annual "Battle of the Bulge" match .... WWII firearms, shot in the snow in period uniform. Now, although that may have to do with shooting in Canada, you'll rightly observe that it isn't too "cowboy" .... But I can make a cowboy connection ... albeit a mite tenuous: my WWII impression is that of an officer of South Alberta Regiment, our local regiment during WWII (Armoured) which is perpetuated by its successor, the South Alberta Light Horse ... which also officially perpetuates the Rocky Mountain Rangers (1885 Rebellion "cowboy cavalry") after which our local CAS group is named ....