Oak Tree Archery

Oak Tree Archery's roving course puts you through a genuine hunting simulation. The course includes 28 targets spread across a half-mile hike, with distances ranging from 7 to 100 yards. Targets are positioned uphill, downhill, between trees, and in the open—exactly the kind of varied angles and footing you'll encounter in the field.

The first target is a 100-yard elk shot that serves as an ice breaker before the course gets progressively more challenging. Terrain includes loose sand, cut weeds, and steep elevation changes. Bring boots with good tread—tennis shoes won't cut it on the loose ground.

• •NFAA Certified - The roving course is officially certified, giving you confidence you're shooting a legitimate competitive-standard course.

• •Staff Culture - Shooters describe the crew as genuinely welcoming. Jackson, the bow tech at the range office, greets archers with enthusiasm and handles tech support on-site.

"Oak Tree makes you feel like a life long friend you have not seen in a long time." — Maxwell Collins, shooter

• •$20 per round on the roving course (a steal according to regular shooters)
• •Range office opens early—archers report arriving before 8:00 AM
• •The course is designed for bowhunters, but works for any archer who wants to sharpen form under real-world conditions

Bowhunters preparing for hunting season, archers wanting to practice ethical hunting positions, and anyone needing to work on form under variable terrain and distance. The course forces you to trust your gear, focus through fatigue, and make sound judgment calls on tough angles.