Archery

Archery Night at the Archery Range is a competitive shoot where you step up to the line and test your accuracy under lights. April 30th at 6 PM, this is your chance to see how your form holds up against other shooters in a structured competition format. Compound, recurve, and longbow shooters compete in their respective divisions. The night format keeps things fresh and lets you focus on shot execution without the variables of changing daylight. Show up ready to shoot and find out where you stand.

3D archery match at Pinellas puts you on a course shooting at lifesize animal targets at unknown distances—this is how bowhunters train and competitors measure real-world accuracy. You're reading terrain, adjusting aim, and executing clean shots the way it happens in the field. Shoot your division (compound, recurve, or longbow) through a course of 3D targets. Scoring rewards accuracy, and the format tests your ability to judge distance and hold steady on unfamiliar yardages. It's competitive archery that actually matters for hunting application.

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 Santa Maria Gun Club, Inc. for the specific format, distance, and any pre-registration requirements.

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 Renton Fish & Game Club for the specific format, distance, and any pre-registration requirements.

Archery – JOAD Team Practice – Tuesday & Thursday starts @ 6:00 Archery – TEEN/ADULT Tuesday starts @7:00 Explore Archery Classes – Monday and Thursday @ 5:00 Homeschool Classes – Thursday @ 12:00 & 1:00

Level: Regional