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    Default question about shed fest?

    what size of sheds does a guy normally bring to shed fest, does it cost anything to get them scored, is there some place you display them all our does a guy just bring them in and carry them around all night, first time attending and just wondering kind of what to expect, thanks in advance

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    It only costs $ to get them scored if you want them entered into NASHC record books. I wouldn't bring every shed that you have found, maybe select some of the better ones that you want people to see. I also wouldnt have them all scored. Maybe a couple if you are curious to see how close you are on scoring. After the sheds are scored, they are tagged and put on a couple of tables for people to look at. Some guys bring a small bag or tote and keep it in their car until they feel comfortable bringing them in. Hope this helps a little.
    "A bad day of shed hunting is better than a great day at work"

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    Thanks swens that helps a bunch I have a few in the mid 60s I was thinking of bringing

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    I was thinking of bringing a dozen or two... never attended before, so I have a few to share. Hopefully that's not too many. Most of mine have already been scored officially. Last I heard Dave Boland was planning to attend. In addition to scoring for the NASHC, Dave also scores officially for the Pope and Young, Boone and Crockett, and muzzle loader clubs.

    This is like a game feed also, right? I thought I heard something about a potluck?

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    In the past we have done a wild game feed, but this year we didn't advertise it as such. I am sure a couple people will bring something and that is fine. We do have a lady making some sandwiches and home maid egg rolls that will be for sale throughout the evening.
    "A bad day of shed hunting is better than a great day at work"

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