I read your profile today, I thought I would drop you a line and hope to become
your friend! Check my personal page here:
http://girlkpblog.googlepages.com/girlrider.htm

I am looking for indoor ranges in north atlanta, Roswell, Alpharetta,
area. I can't sem to locate anything within 10-15 miles. Anybody have
any ideas.

Indoor is my first priority but with spring ready to spring I'll settle
for an outdoor range also.

Any help will be welcome - I have not shot for a year now.

Thanks
Pervaz

I am looking for indoor ranges in north atlanta, Roswell, Alpharetta,
area. I can't sem to locate anything within 10-15 miles. Anybody have
any ideas.

Indoor is my first priority but with spring ready to spring I'll settle
for an outdoor range also.

Any help will be welcome - I have not shot for a year now.

Thanks
Pervaz

Anyone know of a indoor archery range near the Columbus Ga area.. I've
asked around and can't seem to find one except during indoor league
season.

Thanks,
Martin

--- In georgiaarchery@yahoogroups.com, "gaarcher31" <gaarcher31@...>
wrote:
>
> --- In georgiaarchery@yahoogroups.com, "blackarcher12"
> <blackarcher12@> wrote:
> >
> > Looking for Indoor competition In Georgia....
> >
> go to gaarcher.org that should help ya
>

Thanks for the info...

--- In georgiaarchery@yahoogroups.com, "blackarcher12"
<blackarcher12@...> wrote:
>
> Looking for Indoor competition In Georgia....
>
go to gaarcher.org that should help ya

Looking for Indoor competition In Georgia....

If there any chance that GAA might migrate out to Murray/Whitfield
counties in the future? There are no archery ranges close by that I am
aware of (without driving 45 minutes or more), and the DNR does not
allow target shooting or practice in the forest. My nieghbors take a
dim view of me shooting in the yard. I'd like to get into some
tournaments, if possible.

Damn, it has sure been a      while... I just realized today that it's been 18
months     since I went out with a special lady last, but I'm pretty happy to 
be heading out tonight. I've had  a bit of trouble finding ANY decent women
lately so I joined up at this place a couple of weeks ago
http://www.findawife.info/vgbe . And so far been doing pretty well, just
chatting to a few girls near me on Webcam and via the mail system on the place,
but this is the first one I've lined up. So anyway, wish   me luck guys!!

Well even if you're not looking for love, and just a bit of fun thought I'd give
you all this tip. So you can stay away from all the BS fake profiles places.
This is what I've been using http://www.livechatrooms.info/ebof . No joke, I've
messaged about 5 women close to me and already 3 have responded, and I am
already organising to meet up with one. Not bad for a guy who hasn't had a date
in a while, lol! :)

Hi,
I don't know if you have been answered yet, but if not..
At this time, all statewide members of the NAA that are Georgia
residents are automatically members of the GAA. This is under
discussion and may change.

--- In georgiaarchery@yahoogroups.com, "mr_brightside201"
<mr_brightside201@y...> wrote:
> how much does it cost to get a membershipto the GAA

how much does it cost to get a membershipto the GAA

Does anyone know if a Level 1 and or 2 training will be offered in the
near future.

Thanks,

Joe

Our JOAD Club surprisingly likes medals because they say they can
attach them to things like quivers, hats, etc. and have them on and
they think it is "cool".  Now some of our bowman and yeoman liked the
trophies too.  So I was surprised.  Most of the kids did NOT like
placques.  And some said they had enough "dust collectors" but that
also you could put several medals in a special type case and display
it , etc.  So you might ask your archers and get their opinions too.
I am very much interested in the results..............Terry

--- In georgiaarchery@yahoogroups.com, "typhoont45" <typhoont45@y...>
wrote:
> --- In georgiaarchery@yahoogroups.com, "georgiaarchery"
> <georgiaarchery@y...> wrote:
> >
> > Should awards for GAA Tournaments be standardized?  For instance
> > should the State Outdoor have trophies or plaques or medals?  And
> > should we set the quality and size?
>
> I think the hosting club should order what they chose and what they
can
> afford.  I am in that position now, and will do the best I can, but a
> club shouldn't have to go into a financial hole to meet certain
> specifications when they might not have the monies until the last
> minute from the entrants, etc. and have to go ahead and order the
> awards anyway.  ...........

--- In georgiaarchery@yahoogroups.com, "archerytrio" <jhnyrogers@b...>
wrote:
> It is May 10th and we have no details about the tournment.  Entrants
> must have time to plan a trip. Hotels,maps,etc. Organizers need lead
> time to have an idea of number of participants. Lets go time is
> running out.

I have just now received the registration form for the State Outdoor
from Kenny Compton and we are the hosting club.  I would  be glad to
email you one.  It is June 11-12 in Perry GA...........Terry Yost

I don't mind paying a nominal fee to join GAA, but I would like to be
able to reciprocate with the NFAA, etc., and shot in their tournaments
and allow them to shoot in ours.  We don't have that many tournaments
that we should be closing any doors.............

--- In georgiaarchery@yahoogroups.com, "georgiaarchery"
<georgiaarchery@y...> wrote:
>
> Should awards for GAA Tournaments be standardized?  For instance
> should the State Outdoor have trophies or plaques or medals?  And
> should we set the quality and size?

I think the hosting club should order what they chose and what they can
afford.  I am in that position now, and will do the best I can, but a
club shouldn't have to go into a financial hole to meet certain
specifications when they might not have the monies until the last
minute from the entrants, etc. and have to go ahead and order the
awards anyway.  ...........

It is May 10th and we have no details about the tournment.  Entrants
must have time to plan a trip. Hotels,maps,etc. Organizers need lead
time to have an idea of number of participants. Lets go time is
running out.

2. What does the membership fee get you?  As a GAA member, one would
expect to have all the rights of a membership in any normal
organization.  The right to vote(if over 18 or over), the right to
participate in activities and the right to hold an office, if
elected.

3. As to the question of should non-GAA members be able to shoot in a
GAA tournament, my vote is yes, by all means.  We have had this
agreement with the GBAA for years and it has worked well.  What would
be the reason to suddenly exclude those fellow archers?  The GAA
should not become a closed organization and only allow it's own
members to participate in tournament activity.  We hardly have enough
archers now to put on a decent tournament! We should not require
everyone who shoots a GAA tournament to join the GAA.  That will only
cause other organizations to do the same for GAA members.  What good
can come from this?

--- In georgiaarchery@yahoogroups.com, "georgiaarchery"
<georgiaarchery@y...> wrote:
>
> The GAA will institute an Opt-In membership program. This is a
> requirement to incorporate as a 5013c.  It's not an option, we will
> have to have a formal membership.  In addition, just because
someone
> joins the NAA does not automatically make them a member of the
GAA.
> This is not legal under a 5013c corporation.
>
> What is yet to be decided is:
> 1.  How much should the annual dues be?  $1 a member?  $5 a
member?
> $10 a member and $20 for a family?
> 2.  What does the dues get you?  Tournament shooting privliges?
> Voting rights?  News and information?  If you join the GAA and you
> are under the age of 18, should you have voting rights?
> 3.  And should the GAA allow non-members to shoot in their
> tournaments?  For instance, should GBAA members that do not join
the
> GAA be allowed to shoot in the GAA Tournaments?  The NFAA and the
NAA
> have reciprocal agreements that allows their membership to shoot
each
> other's tournaments without joining the other organization.  We can
> follow this lead or we can institute a policy that requires anyone
> that shoots a GAA tournament to be a member of the GAA.
>
> It is MHO that we should require everyone that shoots a GAA
> Tournament to join the GAA.
>
> We should also allow 4H and other non NAA members to shoot the
> Georgia Championship tournaments if they join the GAA -- regardless
> of their affiliation with the NAA or the NFAA.
>
> So, what do YOU think?

If the reason for a mandantory membership is so we can become a 501C3
organization, and there is no other way, then the membership fee
should be only a token amount.  In my opinion, $1 per year should be
sufficient, since the reason for becoming a 501C3 is to generate
donations to the GAA.  Membership fees do not need to be another
source revenue if t he donations can raise enough money.

--- In georgiaarchery@yahoogroups.com, "georgiaarchery"
<georgiaarchery@y...> wrote:
>
> The GAA will institute an Opt-In membership program. This is a
> requirement to incorporate as a 5013c.  It's not an option, we will
> have to have a formal membership.  In addition, just because
someone
> joins the NAA does not automatically make them a member of the
GAA.
> This is not legal under a 5013c corporation.
>
> What is yet to be decided is:
> 1.  How much should the annual dues be?  $1 a member?  $5 a
member?
> $10 a member and $20 for a family?
> 2.  What does the dues get you?  Tournament shooting privliges?
> Voting rights?  News and information?  If you join the GAA and you
> are under the age of 18, should you have voting rights?
> 3.  And should the GAA allow non-members to shoot in their
> tournaments?  For instance, should GBAA members that do not join
the
> GAA be allowed to shoot in the GAA Tournaments?  The NFAA and the
NAA
> have reciprocal agreements that allows their membership to shoot
each
> other's tournaments without joining the other organization.  We can
> follow this lead or we can institute a policy that requires anyone
> that shoots a GAA tournament to be a member of the GAA.
>
> It is MHO that we should require everyone that shoots a GAA
> Tournament to join the GAA.
>
> We should also allow 4H and other non NAA members to shoot the
> Georgia Championship tournaments if they join the GAA -- regardless
> of their affiliation with the NAA or the NFAA.
>
> So, what do YOU think?

I agree that the awards for adults should be simplified. Something
small, but unique would be sufficient.  Maybe something like gold,
silver and bronze pins kinda like the Olympic trading pins that were
so popular a few years ago.

--- In georgiaarchery@yahoogroups.com, Linda OConnor
<georgiaarchery@y...> wrote:
> Great Input Mike.  A nice medal could be appropriate for adults.
>
> ten_killerz <msullivan@s...> wrote:
> --- In georgiaarchery@yahoogroups.com, "georgiaarchery"
> <georgiaarchery@y...> wrote:
> >
> > Should awards for GAA Tournaments be standardized?  For instance
> > should the State Outdoor have trophies or plaques or medals?  And
> > should we set the quality and size?
>
> I don't have an opinion about standardization.  My suggestion is
that
> tournaments save money by having something smaller for the adult
> classifications.
>
> Adults are going to enjoy something to commemorate their
> accomplishment, but might appreciate something that takes up less
> space.  Either a medal, or something like the metal strip that
would
> be mounted on a trophy, but without the trophy.  Whichever is used,
> it still should reflect the name and date of the tournament, the
> classification, and the place (1st, 2nd, 3rd), rather than being
> generic.
>
>
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The GAA will institute an Opt-In membership program. This is a
requirement to incorporate as a 5013c.  It's not an option, we will
have to have a formal membership.  In addition, just because someone
joins the NAA does not automatically make them a member of the GAA.
This is not legal under a 5013c corporation.

What is yet to be decided is:
1.  How much should the annual dues be?  $1 a member?  $5 a member?
$10 a member and $20 for a family?
2.  What does the dues get you?  Tournament shooting privliges?
Voting rights?  News and information?  If you join the GAA and you
are under the age of 18, should you have voting rights?
3.  And should the GAA allow non-members to shoot in their
tournaments?  For instance, should GBAA members that do not join the
GAA be allowed to shoot in the GAA Tournaments?  The NFAA and the NAA
have reciprocal agreements that allows their membership to shoot each
other's tournaments without joining the other organization.  We can
follow this lead or we can institute a policy that requires anyone
that shoots a GAA tournament to be a member of the GAA.

It is MHO that we should require everyone that shoots a GAA
Tournament to join the GAA.

We should also allow 4H and other non NAA members to shoot the
Georgia Championship tournaments if they join the GAA -- regardless
of their affiliation with the NAA or the NFAA.

So, what do YOU think?

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--- In georgiaarchery@yahoogroups.com, "georgiaarchery"
<georgiaarchery@y...> wrote:
>
> Should awards for GAA Tournaments be standardized?  For instance
> should the State Outdoor have trophies or plaques or medals?  And
> should we set the quality and size?

I don't have an opinion about standardization.  My suggestion is that
tournaments save money by having something smaller for the adult
classifications.

Adults are going to enjoy something to commemorate their
accomplishment, but might appreciate something that takes up less
space.  Either a medal, or something like the metal strip that would
be mounted on a trophy, but without the trophy.  Whichever is used,
it still should reflect the name and date of the tournament, the
classification, and the place (1st, 2nd, 3rd), rather than being
generic.

Enter your vote today!  A new poll has been created for the
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Should out-of-state archers be able to
compete head-to-head with in-state
archers in GAA state tournaments?  This
means that a resident of TN could be
the Georgia State Champion.

   o NO They should have their own guest division
   o Yes they should be able to compete with the Georgia Archers
   o Yes and No.  They should be able to compete against the Georgia archers in
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Should awards for GAA Tournaments be standardized?  For instance
should the State Outdoor have trophies or plaques or medals?  And
should we set the quality and size?