Southern Indiana INGO'ers

[wallotcorydon]

I see alot of posts about NWI INGO members getting together. I was just wondering if any of the Southern Indiana INGO members do the same? When I say Southern Indiana, I am in Harrison County. Anyone?

 

[Twentyfootdaredevil]

There are only 4 people in Harrison county. Get those people and throw in the three people in Crawford county and you should have a heck of a party!

 

[wallotcorydon]

There are only 4 people in Harrison county. Get those people and throw in the three people in Crawford county and you should have a heck of a party!

......I was just using Harrison County as a reference point!

 

[Twentyfootdaredevil]

I about half expect to see an Evansville event pop up sometime. There are several of us popping up all the time.

I know this doesn't help you out much but we are less than an hour away.

 

[hischj]

I would be up for an Evansville event.

 

[Icarry2]

I tried all kinds of stuff to get INGOers from Vigo County to ste up get together, start and MSG, and got two guys and myself together a couple times.

I gave up after that..

 

[Titanium_Frost]

A good southern Indiana event would be to come out to an IDPA match at Redbrush in Newburgh ( redbrush.org ) and check out myself, sbcman, DustyDawg48, scowens, Mudcat, Redbaron, and several other INGOers who regularly shred paper and ring steel on the first Sat of the month ALL YEAR LONG.

 

[indiucky]

I worked in Greenwood and moved all the way north to Scottsburg to shorten my commute to Greenwood and I learned alot about how the rest of the State looks at us.

Item 1: A black guy I worked with wouldn't come down to go fishing with me and said, and I quote "Sorry man, brothers don't go south of Seymore" I asked why and he said "You know why." I still don't know what he meant.

Item 2: In the 2008 election I read an article in the Indianapolis Star where a person in Broad Ripple, (kind of like Bardstown road in Louisville) said Obama couldn't win Indiana because of the "so called Hoosiers, in the Southern part of the State." Obama did win Indiana and I thought everyone in Indiana was a Hoosier.

Item 3: I worked as a branch manager for a mortgage company (in Greenwood) and my employees would give me a blank stare when I would say, "How much is he wanting to bar-rey?" "Don't you mean borrow?" and I would respond, "Yes, that is what I said, how much is he wanting to bar-rey?"

With all of that being said, one out of five folks that come in my gun shop say they heard about me through INGO and are members. I think the INGO members in Southern Indiana tend to already get together. On any given Saturday in the shop there are a couple of INGO members hanging out and I think the same thing happens at Clark County Forestry. We do have get togethers we just don't plan them. It just happens. I think the Notherners in the state can just spot each other easier because it is so flat.

 

[Que]

I see alot of posts about NWI INGO members getting together. I was just wondering if any of the Southern Indiana INGO members do the same? When I say Southern Indiana, I am in Harrison County. Anyone?

I went to a NWI event and I guess the key to their success is consistency and having someone committed to making things happen. Jedaigh certainly does things with a spirit of excellence and everyone seems to always have a great time. AND they fry bacon!

 

[littletommy]

I worked in Greenwood and moved all the way north to Scottsburg to shorten my commute to Greenwood and I learned alot about how the rest of the State looks at us.

Item 1: A black guy I worked with wouldn't come down to go fishing with me and said, and I quote "Sorry man, brothers don't go south of Seymore" I asked why and he said "You know why." I still don't know what he meant.

Item 2: In the 2008 election I read an article in the Indianapolis Star where a person in Broad Ripple, (kind of like Bardstown road in Louisville) said Obama couldn't win Indiana because of the "so called Hoosiers, in the Southern part of the State." Obama did win Indiana and I thought everyone in Indiana was a Hoosier.

Item 3: I worked as a branch manager for a mortgage company (in Greenwood) and my employees would give me a blank stare when I would say, "How much is he wanting to bar-rey?" "Don't you mean borrow?" and I would respond, "Yes, that is what I said, how much is he wanting to bar-rey?"

With all of that being said, one out of five folks that come in my gun shop say they heard about me through INGO and are members. I think the INGO members in Southern Indiana tend to already get together. On any given Saturday in the shop there are a couple of INGO members hanging out and I think the same thing happens at Clark County Forestry. We do have get togethers we just don't plan them. It just happens. I think the Notherners in the state can just spot each other easier because it is so flat.

Well now I feel like crap! I've been working too damn much OT and haven't been in there in a while.

 

[Bosshoss]

I worked in Greenwood and moved all the way north to Scottsburg to shorten my commute to Greenwood and I learned alot about how the rest of the State looks at us.

Item 1: A black guy I worked with wouldn't come down to go fishing with me and said, and I quote "Sorry man, brothers don't go south of Seymore" I asked why and he said "You know why." I still don't know what he meant.

Item 2: In the 2008 election I read an article in the Indianapolis Star where a person in Broad Ripple, (kind of like Bardstown road in Louisville) said Obama couldn't win Indiana because of the "so called Hoosiers, in the Southern part of the State." Obama did win Indiana and I thought everyone in Indiana was a Hoosier.

Item 3: I worked as a branch manager for a mortgage company (in Greenwood) and my employees would give me a blank stare when I would say, "How much is he wanting to bar-rey?" "Don't you mean borrow?" and I would respond, "Yes, that is what I said, how much is he wanting to bar-rey?"

With all of that being said, one out of five folks that come in my gun shop say they heard about me through INGO and are members. I think the INGO members in Southern Indiana tend to already get together. On any given Saturday in the shop there are a couple of INGO members hanging out and I think the same thing happens at Clark County Forestry. We do have get togethers we just don't plan them. It just happens. I think the Notherners in the state can just spot each other easier because it is so flat.

Funny
Now more important where is your gun shop

 

[Mackey]

With all of that being said, one out of five folks that come in my gun shop say they heard about me through INGO and are members.

Where is your gun shop??

 

[WyldeShot]

There are only 4 people in Harrison county. Get those people and throw in the three people in Crawford county and you should have a heck of a party!

I'm from Harrison Co but I live in Floyd County now.

 

[wallotcorydon]

I about half expect to see an Evansville event pop up sometime. There are several of us popping up all the time.

I know this doesn't help you out much but we are less than an hour away.

I would say we could meet in the middle, but not much between Corydon and Evansville. I do however camp from about march into November in Cannelton in Perry County. I would like to meet some of you guys!

 

[wallotcorydon]

indiucky, where is your shop? I am in Floyd, Clark, even Scott counties fairly often....I would like to stop in meet you and anyone else in the shop!

 

[sgreen3]

indiucky, where is your shop? I am in Floyd, Clark, even Scott counties fairly often....I would like to stop in meet you and anyone else in the shop!

Yea indi I live in Scottsburg were is your shop? I would love to see a formal get together for us southern members, would be alot of fun.

 

[Twentyfootdaredevil]

I would say we could meet in the middle, but not much between Corydon and Evansville. I do however camp from about march into November in Cannelton in Perry County. I would like to meet some of you guys!

In the spring I will be over your way fishing the blue for smallmouth bass. Do you guys have any honey holes!?

 

[Sweetums]

I live in New Albany - I'm also curious about this gun shop...

 

[Fordtough25]

There are several of us up around Jefferson county, several of us shoot.

 

[mkgr22]

I live in New Albany - I'm also curious about this gun shop...

He is Falls City Firearms on Maple Court in Clarksville, just off Eastern Blvd. near KFC and Michel Tire.