Mongolians are mainly known for their horsemanship rather than their marksmanship. They are probably the best marksman on horseback that have ever lived, but as far as historically being known for their archery…that’s the Koreans, and they’re still pretty dominant in the Olympics.
I propose a new sport: horsery
It’s called dressage, madam, and it is horse DANCING
SnoopHorseCripwalk.mp4
That may be too confusing, you’re just going to end up with a bunch of magic casters on horseback.
They are probably the best marksman on horseback that have ever lived,
The Parthian Empire has declared war on you
It’s not about who comes first it’s about how you use it 2.8Mkm² vs 23.5Mkm².
P.s. yes, mega kilometers squared is not a unit anyone is comfortable with
P.p.s no, the irony is not lost on me
mongolia has fallen
Except that in men’s skeet shooting qualifiers right now the US’s 2 shooters are leading with spots 1 and 2 with a perfect score and a 124/125.
At least the Turks got one. The Koreans are preparing their S class rankers for when the gate opens or some shit.
I think US got medals in archery tho
Bet you didn’t see it with your own eyes…
The men’s skeet shooting finals ended up in a shoot-off to determine gold and silver - both Americans.
Most US poular shooting sports (IDPA, 5-gun, etc) aren’t represented in the Olympics, with the exception of skeet shooting.
The US has taken home a gold medal in skeet shooting for 5 Olympics in a row.
