Ojibwa Bowhunters

Ojibwa Bowhunters is an established archery club located in New Berlin, Wisconsin, serving the Milwaukee area and suburbs since 1945. As a dedicated bowhunters club, Ojibwa focuses on field archery and hunting preparation, though it welcomes both hunting and target archers.

The club operates multiple specialized ranges:

• •Two 3-D fieldpoint ranges for realistic hunting scenarios
• •3-D broadhead range for broadhead-specific practice
• •Practice range with elevated tower for varied shooting angles
• •40' × 144' open-air pavilion for events, competitions, and winter league activities

Ojibwa Bowhunters hosts year-round programming including:

• •Leagues - Operating throughout the year with indoor winter league
• •Open Shoots - Various traditional and field archery competitions
• •Specialty Events - Brian Tessmann Memorial Traditional Shoot, Founder's Day Open Shoot, Summer Traditional Shoot, and Pig Roast Open Shoot
• •Youth Day - Annual youth archery program introducing young archers to the sport

The club is open year-round to members. Activities are limited during hunting season as members focus on autumn hunting. The club's mission, as stated in its Articles of Incorporation, is "to foster, expand and perpetuate the practice of field archery, and the spirit of good fellowship and sportsmanship among all archers; to encourage the use of bow and arrow in the hunting of all legal game."

• •Address: 3045 Johnson Rd., New Berlin, WI 53146
• •Mailing: P.O. Box 511306, New Berlin, WI 53151

As the closest archery club to Milwaukee, Ojibwa Bowhunters combines serious hunting preparation with competitive archery and community fellowship.