Purchase this product if you’d like to compete as a Team with another competitor. If you’d like to compete an an Individual, instead purchase this product:

https://nrlhunter.org/product/2024-rough-rider-rumble-individual-competitors/

MD: Dustin Miller

DATE: May 31- June 2, 2024

Range Location: 10 miles NW of Hebron, ND (exact gps coord to be provided to registered hunters)

Welcome to the 2024 Rough Rider Rumble presented by Sierra Bullets!  This match will provide realistic hunting scenarios as seen in North Dakota; deer, coyote, upland game, prairie dogs, rabbits and so much more.  Targets will range from 150 – 1000 yards with the average being 400 yards.

Refunds:

There are no refunds, however, transfers will be accepted upon communication with your MD.

Team Division is for Teams consisting of 2 individuals. Scores will be the sum of both team member’s scores (possible 16 points per team per stage). Teams will be allotted a total of 6 minutes per stage, instead of the individual’s 4 minutes. If one team member is disqualified from competing the second team member may continue to compete, but not for score. Team member #1 must complete the stage or pass, and unload and show clear, before team member #2 may load and begin firing. Once team member #2 loads to begin the stage, team member #1 may not load again.

• Each member of the team must carry their own rifle. Support gear or ammunition may be divided among the team to best serve them. 
• Each team member may compete with a rifle meeting the requirements of Open Heavy Division (16lbs) or less.
• Listed matches shall allow a minimum of 10 teams to compete, however at the match director’s discretion they may allow additional teams to compete. The team division will have its own separate prize table and only the top team will be awarded a trophy. 
• Teams need to keep communication private while at a stage shooting area. Discussing ranges, locations or targets in obviously loud manner will scare away the game (stage will be ended and no more points awarded after a warning from the RO). This is to prevent hunters in the staging area from gaining a competitive advantage.
• Teams may use their rifle as an observation tool, however only one team member may have a loaded rifle at a time.