The 2002 Elk Toss Semifinals and Winter Festival will be held in Riverside on January 26th at Stinger's Tavern. The Elk Toss Finals will be held in Benezette later in the Spring. The schedule for the day's events is as follows:
10:00 Pappas
Restaurant
for Breakfast
11:00 Salvation Army
Shopping Trip
12:00 Meet at
Stinger's
parking lot (giving a half hour for late people)
12:30 Sled
Dog
race across Danville (for information click here)
1:15 Ice Fishing
2:00 Break - Food
and Beverages at Stinger's
2:30 Yearly Officer
Status Reports
3:00 Let the Games
Begin...
Salad
Toss (see toss rules)
Scrap
Iron Toss
(see toss rules)
4:00 ELK
TOSS (see disclaimer) (see
toss rules)
5:00 Re-enter
Stingers
for more beer/food/fooseball/pool
Later...
Auction
Live Music from Van
Wagner and friends
(bring
your acoustic instrument and jam along)
Groundhog chase
Parade
The best time to meet up with us would be at noon or 2:00 at Stinger's.
EVERYONE AND ANYONE is welcome to enter the competitions! The idea is to raise money for the Danville SPCA, there is a small entry fee to compete. So the more the merrier!
For more information, email us.
Directions to
Stinger's:
From I-80, take exit 224 and go south on Route 54 through Danville and
cross the Susquehanna River. Take the first Right once you get
over
the bridge and Stinger's will be on your right less than 1/2 mile
away.
570-275-3387
Dog
Sled Guidlines:
team may have 2 or
3 members
sled must be made
mainly out of wood (toboggans preferred)
sled must have
stuffed
animal (preferably a dog) attached on top
For all toss
competetitions,
gloves are permitted
back support is
permitted
any other aid is
PROHIBITED, violators will be subjected to Uncle's Groin press
DISCLAIMER - If you have ever seen an elk, you know that "tossing" an elk is quite difficult. An adult male elk can weigh 800 lb. We do not "toss" elk without proper safety harnesses and have never even touched an elk without these devises. We do not wish to harm the magnificent elk or ourselves in any way. Please do not attempt to toss an elk at home.