Archery

Jefferson County 4H runs an outdoor archery competition at Oconomowoc Sportsmans Club where archers shoot compound, recurve, and longbow divisions against the clock and each other. This is a sanctioned event with structured scoring, so you're competing for real results, not just plinking. The format tests accuracy on a set course. You'll see how your form and consistency hold up against other shooters pushing the same distances and targets. It's the kind of event that shows you where you actually stand.

April 24, 2024 Lost Arrow Archery Club 30 3D Targets with bonus targets available Bonus targets at 50, 60, 80 and 100 yards! Super Bonus Target at 100 yards for 30x point multiplier

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

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.

This is a 3D archery match where you're shooting at life-sized animal targets set across a course instead of flat paper or bullseyes. It's how archers test accuracy and consistency in a hunting-simulation format that beats indoor range work for real-world application. You'll shoot your own bow—compound, recurve, or longbow depending on your division—moving through the course and scoring based on where your arrows land on each 3D target. It's competitive but focuses on precision and reading distance over raw speed.

Adult Archery competition at Langhorne Rod & Gun Club on April 28, 2026. You're shooting for accuracy against other archers in a structured format that lets you test your form and consistency with whatever bow style you shoot—compound, recurve, or longbow. This is a straightforward competitive outing where archers compete in their respective divisions. Shows you where you stand and gives you a reason to dial in your shot before the day. Langhorne's a solid venue for this kind of event.