Archery Clubs - 3-D shoots

[P. Beyer]

Well with deer season winding down,.. (Less than a month)
I was wondering what I'd do with all my free time, except
catch up the to-do list I've neglected for the past few months.[:D]

I began to think about 3-D shoots, Turkey Shoots, Bowfishing etc...
Seems all these functions take place on weekends, Well heres the problem, Me and my hunting buddies usually work every weekend. Is there anything around for us to participate in?

Or is the only 3-D shooting we'll be doing in my back yard on Tuesdays?

Thanks,
P. Beyer

"It makes no difference whether I got anything; it has to do with how the day was spent"

Fred Bear

[Ky Headhunter]

Might want to post this on the state forums on bowsite.com for Ky. & Tenn. (don't know how far your drive would be), maybe someone from a local club could help you out. Just for an example, I live in northern Ky, maybe 30 min. from Cincy. There is a club about 20 min. west of Cincy that has shoots on Monday afternoons/evenings starting very late winter through openining day of Ohio's archery season. It's a heckuva drive, but if I really want to shoot & can't make it for the local Sunday shoot (I work 2 weekends, off 2 weekends) I'll do it.

Used to be some indoor spot shooting & "3-d animal rounds" at a local club or two, but no indoor lanes exist in northern Ky anymore, at least to my knowledge. Bummer.

Good luck finding a place to hone your skills!

[taggedout]

Boone Co. Bowhunters has animal & 300 round winter leauges, give Bob Wooding a call at 342-0797. Tell em grummybear sentya![^]

Grummybear

[wwarrior]

Monroe Co Bowhunters will be having a 3d shoot Feb 2 At Tompkinsville (Ky) City Park sign up 10am-2pm
15 targets go around twice.. This is our first shoot in two years. We are just getting reorganized. I hope some of you guys & gals can make it. For more info email wwarrior2003@yahoo.com Look forward to meeting some of you. Hope you can make it down Extreme.

[P. Beyer]

TTT

"It makes no difference whether I got anything; it has to do with how the day was spent"

Fred Bear