Archery

3D archery match at Pinellas Outdoor Shooting Range in Clearwater—you're shooting at life-sized animal targets set across a course, which means reading distance and angle on the fly instead of standing at a marked line. It's practical shooting for bow hunters and competitive archers who want to test real-world accuracy. Shooters compete in divisions based on bow type: compound, recurve, or longbow. You'll move through the course, find your stake, range each 3D target, and score based on hit placement. It rewards both marksmanship and the ability to judge distance under field conditions.

Adult Archery competition at Langhorne Rod & Gun Club gives you a chance to test your accuracy against other shooters with compound, recurve, or longbow. This is straightforward target shooting where your consistency matters. Shows up on June 30, 2026. Competitions like this let you measure where you actually stand, find out what distance and conditions expose your weak spots, and compete in a division that matches your bow type. Clean way to spend a day shooting with purpose.

3D archery competition at Oconomowoc Sportsmans Club on June 30, 2026. You're shooting your bow at realistic animal targets set across a course—compound, recurve, or longbow depending on your division. It's different from flat-range target shooting: you're reading distance, angle, and hunting-style scenarios. This is field archery the way it matters. You move through stations, score based on accuracy, and test your real-world shooting skill against a course designed to replicate actual hunting conditions. Good way to dial in your form and see how you stack against other archers in your division.

An archery event that may include target archery, 3D archery, field archery, or open shooting. Most clubs welcome compound, recurve, and traditional bows unless a specific discipline is noted. Target archery -- Fixed distances at paper or electronic targets 3D archery -- Walk-through course with life-size foam animal targets Field archery -- Roving course with marked or unmarked distances Bow (compound, recurve, or traditional per event rules) Arrows (6-12 minimum for most events) Release aid, arm guard, finger tab as needed Binoculars or spotting scope (for longer distances) Contact Richland Sports Mens Club for the specific format, distance, and any pre-registration requirements.

Larimer County 4-H Shooting Sports is running an archery workshop on June 30, 2026. This is a chance to shoot your bow against others and get real feedback on your form and accuracy. The workshop draws archers shooting compound, recurve, or longbows. You'll be competing in your division, which means you're tested fairly against people shooting the same setup. Solid event for dialing in before hunting season or just sharpening your fundamentals.

This takes place at the top floor of the main club house. Any member interested in indoor archery can attend.