Shootin' Dates:

The 2008 season will start with two inside shoots on February 2nd and March 1st. Please bring a dish to share with everyone. No shotguns, only cowboy loads with your regular cowboy pistols and 22 rifles. Scenories will be short, fast, safe and fun.

Our outdoor season will start on April 5th, followed by May 3rd, June 7th, June 14th (Let's Give Them Something To Talk About), all lady posse shoot), July 5th, August 2nd, September 6th, October 4th and November 1st.

We will have a chicken BBQ and a Shooter's Appreciation Day, the dates have not been set for these yet. They will be announced.

The main shoots are always held on the first Saturday of the month running April - November, rain or shine.

Registration:

If ya don't belong to Tioga County Cowboys and Tioga County Sportsmen's Association, your shootin' is gonna cost you $10.00 per shooter otherwise it is $8.00. We would welcome ya to both clubs, ya see's we like a big family.

Everyone gets important when it comes to posting the scores. Ya'all get noticed.

All Single Action Shooting Society, SASS rules apply and we are a NRA sanctioned club. The top boss is Captain Jack Cutter (Jim Gee), his deputy is Dusty Drifter (Bub Compton), the Secretary is Saddlebag Vic (Vicki Compton), the Treasurer is L. Mudrocks (Linda Mullin) and the Scorekeeper is Cisco Sasparilla (Rich Mullin). We have a great group of cowboys/cowgirls and when ya come a shootin', they are always willing to help ya out. For more information call 607-625-4801 or email geesrwe@bmjsports.com

Who We Are:

Howdy pards, welcome to a page out of history with the Tioga County Cowboys. We are located in "O WE GO" as our Indian friends would put it. We started our band of cowboys/cowgirls, outlaws, soiled doves, townies, saddle bums, marshals and just about anyone else who wanted to join us in the spring of the year 2005. We are Cowboy Action Shooters, CAS.

We shoot single action revolvers, lever action rifles and side-by-side double-barreled, pre-1899 pump or lever action shotguns. The competition is staged in an "Old West" era and it is a timed event. It is not fast draw. There are usually five stages, three in the morning. We break for a home cooked meals made by members of the Tioga County Cowboys/Cowgirls. The cost won't scare ya none either at Just $5.00. Then we finish off the day with two more stages.

We are settling in with the Tioga County Sportsmen's Association, (sounds important, huh). Well, they are a fine group of folks also. We are all located on Carmichael Rd about a mile up the left from State Route 96.