All Cowboy and Cowgirls were transported by stage coach (AKA Pinewood bus) to Double T Farms, an authentic Western City, owned by friends of Pinewood Bulloch County Commissioner, Roy and Deborah Thompson.  They were all dressed in their finest Cowboy and Cowgirl outfits complete with bandannas and hats. A scrumptious, hearty meal was provided for everyone (including parents) prepared by the campfire and served in the Ogeechee Diner (AKA Cantina) with care by the Chuck Wagon Cooks.

The Wild, Wild West shoot out was coordinated by the notorious Deal family (grandparents of Fast Finger Leah Deal). The shoot out helped identify the fastest gunslinger in the west. Prizes were awarded to only the best and most authentic gunslingers.

Not for the weak hearted, only the most competitive Cowboy and Cowgirls who have LOT’S of energy – enjoyed the Party Harbor Gang;s Adrenaline Rush obstacle course. The 360 degree obstacle course includes 80’ of challenges per lane including tunnels, log jams, crawl troughs’, up and over’s, rock climbs, slides and MORE!

Thanks to the High Sherriff’s (AKA Mr. Welch and Mr. Dominey) and the Cow Bosses (AKA Mrs. Driggers, Mr. Perkins and Mrs. Royal) for enthusiastically supporting this trip to the Wild, Wild, West to celebrate the incredible year of success achieved by the greatest group of Cowboys and Cowgirls ever to darken to door of Pinewood.

Special thanks to Roy and Deborah Thompson, Brian Reiss at Party Harbor, Sheriff Lynn Anderson and Katie Stringer.  We also could not have pulled this off without the help of Edgar and Shirlee Deal, Bob and LaJuan DeWitt, Rick Hutchison, Gil Riggs, Brad and Nancy McCooey, Heather Godwin, John Beasley that helped coordinate this incredible event.  Thanks to ALL the parents who contributed time and money to help make this a truly unforgettable event!