I've got a convert

**KiltedTurtle** · 24th April 07, 06:32 AM

Unfortunately he didn't get to compete. We arrived at 8:30 Sunday morning and registration was already closed. They only took 28 competitors. We're trying to get him in to some of the other games but the ones close by had a signup deadline of April 1st.

We'll get him going soon though.

**GMan** · 24th April 07, 07:03 AM

I like hearing things like this.

**beowulf67** · 24th April 07, 07:42 AM

Sorry he didn't get to compete, I'm sure he would have loved it.
28 is a lot of competitors.

**Skweres** · 24th April 07, 08:27 AM

how large, weight and length, is a caber for amature competitions?

**Arlen** · 24th April 07, 08:53 AM

Glad to hear it. Hopefully he'll do well when he has a chance at some games.

**RK-REX** · 24th April 07, 09:26 AM

Originally Posted by furrycelt

"it is like bowling without gutters".

(i'm still trying to do the math on that one.)

I've got my new reply for the summer kilting season.

**beowulf67** · 24th April 07, 11:41 AM

Originally Posted by Skweres

how large, weight and length, is a caber for amature competitions?

It varies but usually around 16' to 19' long and 85-120 lbs. At least the ones I've used. There are some other threads where this is discussed in more detail or you can go to www.nasgaweb.com and find more information.