Archery

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.

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

This is the second leg of the IBO National Triple Crown—the circuit that determines who shoots at the highest level of bowhunting competition. If you're serious about testing your accuracy against strong competition, this is the event that matters. The Triple Crown format pushes competitors through a rigorous course where shot placement and consistency separate top shooters from the rest. Shoot here in June at Two Mile Run County Park and you're competing on the stage where national rankings actually get built.

Evening archery competition at the Archery Range on June 11th starting at 6 PM. You're shooting against other archers in a structured format that tests accuracy with compound, recurve, or longbow—whichever division you're in. This is a straightforward competition night. Show up, compete in your bow class, and see how your shooting stacks up. Good opportunity to test your form and scoring under match conditions.

Two rounds of 3 Spot (compound) or 80cm (recurve) $10 for non-members $5 for members BONUS SHOOT: Progressive CD shoot, $2 per arrow. A clean center shot, no touching, wins the pot.