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Utah State Shoot 107TH ANNUAL Utah State Shoot JUNE 23RD – 27TH 2021 HOSTED BY THE USTA @ VERNAL ROD & GUN CLUB USTA PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE I would like to thank everyone who is attending and shooting the 2021 Utah State Shoot. The USTA Officers, Gun Club Directors and several local shooters have worked hard in raising money and putting together a wonderful trophy package. This year’s shoot is hosted by Vernal Rod and Gun Club. Anyone who has shot here knows that Vernal throws some great targets and runs an exceptionally smooth shoot! I would like to extend a huge thank you to all the Utah Gun Club Directors who work tirelessly to host and put on shoots throughout the entire summer. Without the work of these individuals, the USTA would not have such a full shoot schedule throughout the summers. The support that you and all Utah Shooters show these clubs does not go unnoticed. Without you, none of this would be possible! Browning has once again donated a beautiful BT-99 that we will be selling raffle tickets for. Please be sure to buy some tickets for your chance to win! We will have our annual State Member Meeting after the Championship Singles event on Saturday. We will be presenting State Team Awards, voting for USTA Officers, then discussing policies and procedures. I look forward to seeing everyone at Vernal Rod & Gun Club and meeting some new shooters along the way. Thank you again for your continued and unwavering support of the State Shoot and the USTA. Bryan Duvall USTA President 2021 Utah State Trapshooting Championship USTA OFFICERS HANDICAP COMMITTEE President ......................................................Bryan Duvall Ed Wehking Vice President .............................................Steve Ottesen Joe Sudbury Treasurer ........................................................Stacy Hawley Secretary ........................................................Vicki Skelton TARGET SETTING COMMITTEE ATA Delegate ...............................................Ed Wehking Vernal Rod & Gun Club Alt Ata Delegate .........................................Joe Sudbury USTA Officers TROPHY COMMITTEE BOARD OF DIRECTORS USTA AIM Director ........................................... Zachary Foster Heber Valley ........................................... Randy Thompson SHOOT OFF COMMITTEE Hepler ....................................................... Gene Wilson Ed Wehking Nephi ........................................................ Mark Greenhalgh Joe Sudbury Ogden ....................................................... Nate Doxie Sean Hawley Purgatory ................................................. Troy Bowler Bryan Duvall Spanish Fork .......................................... Kiersten Dumas Steve Ottesen Golden Spike .......................................... Fred Bentley Vernal Rod .............................................. Sean Hawley LINE JUDGES Lee Kay ..................................................... Blanche Smith Joe Sudbury Ed Wehking REGISTRATION CERTIFICATE GRIEVANCE COMMITTEE This certifies that the Vernal Rod & Gun Club is Bryan Duvall authorized to hold an ATA registered shoot in Steve Ottesen rd th Vernal, UT on June 23 – 27 2021. Ed Wehking The Amateur Trapshooting Association rules will Joe Sudbury govern this shoot, the scores will be included in the official records. HANDICAPPING – SQUADDING – CASHIERING Handicapping, squadding, and cashiering will open Tuesday, June 22 from 10:00AM – 7:00PM. Then Wednesday, June 23 through Sunday June 27 from 8:00AM – 6:00PM. $30.00 RETURNED CHECK FEE RV INFORMATON NO wastewater of any kind will be permitted to drain on the ground. Please contain your wastewater in holding tanks and dispose of properly. For camping reservations please contact Stacy Hawley at or Visit our website at www.utahtrap.com WE APPRECIATE YOU! DINNER IS SERVED The USTA is providing dinner to those shooting in the Utah State Shoot plus one guest on Wednesday and Friday night at Vernal Rod & Gun Club. YOUTH SHOOTER SPECIAL For shooters 18 years old and younger, targets are priced at $20 per 100. Without the support of amazing shooters like you, the Utah State Trapshooting Association would not exist . We are continually thankful for your support! UTAH GUN CLUBS Thank you to all the Utah Gun Clubs that support the ATA and the USTA by throwing registered targets! There would be no USTA without your efforts! For more information on these Gun Clubs, please visit our website! WWW.UTAHTRAP.COM GENERAL INFORMATION The shoot management is composed of the USTA Officers & Board of Directors. ATA Rules will govern this shoot: • The 2021 Utah State Shoot will consist of 1,300 targets shot on the days of June 23-27, 2021 • Fluorescent orange dome (pitch) White Flyer targets will be thrown • Doubles will be shot in two 25 pair sub events • All events may be shot 25 birds to a house at the management’s discretion • All Singles and Doubles events will be carried over to the next day’s similar event up to the Championship events • All Handicap events will be shot off at the end of each day unless mutually agreed upon by all shooters in carry over (any yardage changes must be shot off on the day they occur). • Shoot off participants must check in within 10 minutes of the shoot off call • Shooters winning or trying for a shoot off in any Singles or Doubles event in this program will be advanced at least one class for the next event • Any shooter earning yardage in Handicap events must report to the squadding committee for yardage punch and possible squad changes before the next similar event • Errors in scores must be changed before moving posts or they become final • There shall be no more than TWO (2) yards difference between adjacent shooters and will follow ATA standard rules for yardage separations on squads • All ATA shooters are invited to attend the UTAH STATE SHOOT • Selling ammunition, re-loading supplies, etc. on the grounds of Vernal Rod & Gun Club is strictly prohibited. Ammunition available in the clubhouse based on availability. Reloads must meet the requirements set forth by the ATA and may be subject to inspection by an ATA official • All shooters will be charged a USTA daily fee of $3.00 and an ATA daily fee of $3.00 • The management reserves the right to refuse entry or disqualify anyone who interferes with or disturbs the harmony of this shoot in any manner • A fee of $2.00 per post will be charged at the time of pre-squadding starting March 1, 2021 at 8AM on Prequad.com • Please watch your squad number, you will have 5 minutes to take your position with your squad or they will start without you. Resquad fees charged at cashier’s discretion. USTA MEMBERSHIP MEETING The annual membership meeting will be held at Vernal Rod & Gun Club in the Lodge AFTER the day’s events on June 26, 2021. Business will be conducted as follows. • Presentation of the 2020 Utah State Team, Rookie of the Year and other special awards • Voting for the 2021-2022 USTA Officers • Voting for the USTA/ATA Delegate and Alternate Delegate • Other business as directed by the Board of Directors • Announcing of the 2022 Utah State Shoot Location All Utah shooters are encouraged to attend and vote. You must have current ATA average card or lifetime membership card present to vote. NO EXCEPTION. Voting will take place after the meeting. TARGET REQUIREMENT PENALTY • Shooters who do not have a total of 1,000 16-yard targets registered with the ATA in current and previous two target years (September 1, 2018 to the day the HOA starts) will be advanced at least one class at the discretion of the Classification Committee. Shooters without an established average will be placed in CLASS B or higher at the discretion of the Classification Committee. • Shooters who do not have a total of 1,000 Handicap targets registered with the ATA in current and previous two target years (September 1, 2018 to the day the HOA starts) will be assigned to the 23 YARD LINE or their regular Handicap yardage, whichever is greater. • Shooters who do not have a total of 1,000 Doubles targets registered with the ATA in current and previous two target years (September 1, 2018 to the day the HOA starts) will be advanced at least one class at the discretion of the Classification Committee. Shooters without an established average will be placed in CLASS B or higher at the discretion of the Classification Committee. ***ONCE AN EVENT HAS STARTED THERE WILL BE NO REFUNDS*** SPECIAL CATEGORY SHOOTERS It is your responsibility to notify the Handicap table of your desired category BEFORE the event starts. It is also your responsibility to notify the Handicap table of your date of birth upon initial registration. SPECIAL CATEGORIES Lady I (54 and under), Lady II (55 and over) Sub-Veteran (55-64), Veteran (65-69), Senior-Veteran (70 and over) Sub-Junior (15 and under), Junior (15-17), Junior Gold (18-23) All age-based categories are established on the shooters birthday. ATA POLICY ON FALLBACK RULES WILL APPLY TO ALL EVENTS The USTA will consider Special Category Championship Trophies Superior to Class Championship Trophies. The intent of the USTA regarding the winning of trophies: No shooter may win more than one trophy per event. ANY SHOOTERS WINNING $600.00 OR MORE ARE REQUIRED TO PROVIDE THEIR SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER BEFORE ANY CHECKS WILL BE MAILED Please provide your SSN when you classify, we will not mail checks if you don’t. CLASSIFICATION AND TROPHIES HOA TROPHIES WILL BE BASED ON 1300 TARGETS EVENTS #1-#12 HAA TROPHIES WILL BE BASED ON 400 TARGETS EVENTS #10-#12 SINGLES –
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