From Deseret News archives:

Cowboys take on cops for a good cause

Published: Sunday, Nov. 15, 2009 12:00 a.m. MST

0 comments
PRINT | FONT + - 
Click to enlarge
Shaniko Sandy, left, and Colt Heart, right, watch as Utah Highway Patrol trooper Beau Mason runs through a shooting drill while members of the Hobble Creek Wranglers cowboy action shooting club square off against members of the Utah law enforcement community in the first Cowboys vs. Cops charity shoot at the Garth Killpack Shooting Range in Springville Saturday. The event pits modern weaponry against the classic firepower from the 1800s to raise money for the Utah Special Olympics.
Jason Olson, Deseret News
Shaniko Sandy, left, and Colt Heart, right, watch as Utah Highway Patrol trooper Beau Mason runs through a shooting drill while members of the Hobble Creek Wranglers cowboy action shooting club square off against members of the Utah law enforcement community in the first Cowboys vs. Cops charity shoot at the Garth Killpack Shooting Range in Springville Saturday. The event pits modern weaponry against the classic firepower from the 1800s to raise money for the Utah Special Olympics.

Shaniko Sandy, left, and Colt Heart, right, watch as Utah Highway Patrol trooper Beau Mason runs through a shooting drill while members of the Hobble Creek Wranglers cowboy action shooting club square off against members of the Utah law enforcement community in the first Cowboys vs. Cops charity shoot at the Garth Killpack Shooting Range in Springville Saturday. The event pits modern weaponry against the classic firepower from the 1800s to raise money for the Utah Special Olympics.

About this ad

View Comments

DeseretNews.com encourages a civil dialogue among its readers. We welcome your thoughtful comments.

– About Comments

rss icon

Recommended in Utah

Story

BYU grad found dead

Police have identified a body found 30 feet up a tree in Randwick, Australia, as that of a recent BYU graduate.

Story

Japanese- Amer. soldiers

A group of World War II veterans of Japanese ancestry and their families were honored on the House floor Monday.

Story

Lyme disease

A once vibrant 14-year-old is often too sick to get out of bed. Her health has been like that for nearly two years.

About this ad
Deseret News Family Deals
In News Across Site
In News Across Site
In News Across Site
  1. Gay rights and religious liberty140
  2. Families at odds over Powell's actions54
  3. Chaffetz: Washington is 'disaster'43
  4. Photos: Year of the Dragon26
  5. Bill would cut auto safety checks25
  6. DEA deal blow to Mexican cartel24
  7. Utah takes $171M in settlement19
  8. Powell told son he had 'surprise'18
  9. Powell had 'incestuous' images17
  10. Lawmaker: Powell warning signs16

Earthquake Preparation

No. Utah sees a major earthquake every 350 years. Last one? 350 years ago.

Show More
About this ad