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At Tri-County Rod & Gun Club, we offer several types of archery events throughout the year: indoor target leagues and shoots (NFAA & Vegas faces), indoor 2D/3D league, field league, and outdoor 3D.  The indoor shoots and leagues are held in our clubhouse, which allows for 20 yard shots, sometimes more in the 2D/3D league.  We have 2 14 target field ranges.  We hold club & ASA 3D shoots from Feb./March until September, usually the third weekend of every month.

All of our archery events are open to the public.  We welcome archers at all skill levels to shoot with us. 

We hope that you will find all of the information you need regarding upcoming events, event scores, range location, and more on this site.  If you have any questions, please contact us.  We will do our best to answer your question(s).  Please allow us a couple of days after a shoot to get results and pictures posted.

If you would like to receive (or are not receiving) notifications about Tri-County archery events, please contact us at tricountyarchery@hotmail.com.

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Club 3D & ASA State Qualifier- April 20-21, 2013

Field Convenience League 2013

Cost:    Member Adult (18 and up) $20

   Non-Member Adults    $25

   Member Youth (12-14)/Young Adult (15-17) $10

   Non-member Youth/YA   $15

   Cub (under 12) Free 

Contact: Marc

Distances: Adults & Young Adults (ages 15-17) 20 ft. - 80 yds.; Youth (ages 12-14) 20 ft. - 50 yds.; Cub (ages 11 & under) 20 ft. - 30 yds.

Traditional Class: You will have the choice of shooting from the adult stakes (80 yds. max.) or the youth stakes (50 yds max.). Just shoot from the same stake for the duration of the league. NFAA allows this for shoots lower than Sectionals.

Times: As convenient

Target Face used: Field or Hunter

Note:  Will shoot 1/2 round (14 targets) each week

Special Instructions:

· Coffee can w/ weekly target assignment and score cards is located on window sill behind club house near fire place door.

· All participants must sign the waiver (located near back window of clubhouse).

· Wed. nights in April & May: Please start on range by 5 pm (due to Trap League).

- Be aware of the people setting up for 3D in April, May, and June.

· Range Closed on These Days:

  - April 3D

  - May 3D

  - June 3D

· May 31 (Friday) - may be closed due to YHEC set-up time TBD

- June 1 (Saturday) - open after 5 pm [YHEC]

“A field round is a challenging course, generally placed in a woods, in varying terrain, at different distances from target to target.

There are a few basic differences between field archery and most 3-D courses. Most notably, that field courses have marked yardages. You shoot four arrows at each target.  Some of the shooting positions let you shoot all four arrows from one marked stake; some shooting positions have stakes at four different positions where you walk toward the target on each shot, or in a fan position. The distances vary according to the round you are shooting. The standard NFAA field round has distances that vary from 20 feet (6.7 yards) to 240 feet (80 yards). There are four different size faces, the further the target, the bigger the target. "Hey," you say, "I don't shoot at deer that are 80 yards away." No, neither do the rest of us. The idea is that it teaches you to aim at a spot and will make a better all around archer out of you. Field round targets are round, black and white faces. The hunter round, something like the above field round except that you shoot at an all black face with a white dot. The ranges on this round vary between 33 feet (11 yards) and 210 feet (70 yards). Again, 2 fourteen target units make a round.

Now the younger folks get a break. If you're under 15, your longest distance is 50 yards; if you're under 12, the longest range is 30 yards.”

Exert from NFAA website @ www.nfaa-archery.org/field/info.cfm

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