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GNRS is an acronym for the Grand National Relic Shootout. The GNRS is an
annual relic hunt founded by Larry Cissna in 1998. Teams consist of
individuals using their preferred brand of Detector, in an organized
competitive relic hunt. The number of members on each team may change
year-to-year due to site circumstances. Presently the teams stand at 16
members each. The hunt takes place on a real, un-seeded, relic site.
The purpose of the GNRS is to promote the hobby of metal detecting, and
provide fellowship among detectorists from all facets of the hobby. The GNRS
is managed by a committee who plans and organizes the hunt each year. The
committee is set up to be flexible and the committee membership may change
as the need arises; however, the core of the board is composed of three
members: Larry Cissna serves as the GNRS committee chairman, Jim Yates is
the GNRS Committee Secretary. Each of these committee members have specific
duties, that they perform to bring about the event. As the hunt evolves,
other members may be added as needed to help the committee produce the GNRS
event in an organized and efficient manner. All appointments to the
committee will be made by the GNRS founder, and Chairman, Larry Cissna. Use
the following links for other info
How
to get on a team for the GNRS and 2009 sign up dates
Current
2009 GNRS Team Rosters
GNRS
Rules
Previous Years
hunt info
2006
Results and individual standings
2007
Results and individual standings
2008
Results and individual standings
Any
questions concerning the GNRS may be directed to Larry
Cissna