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TABLE OF CONTENTS

3. C. G.C. Butch Herold HEAD QUARTERS REPORT

4. Dr Shubert ON TARGET 5. INDOOR NATIONALS

6. INDOOR NATIONAL REGISTRATION SECTIONAL REGISTRATION

7. 1982 INDOOR SECTIONAL INFORMATION 1982 INDOOR NATIONAL INFORMATION 8- NFAA NATIONALS

9. THINGS TO DO IN DARRINGTON

11.SHARE YOUR SPORT 12.DIAMOND BUCK AWARDS 13.NEW BOWHUNTER CHAIRMAN RULES INTERPATION

14. NFAX INDOOR LEAGUES 15. BOWHUNTER JAMBOREE BIDS

HEADQUARTERS REPORT G. C. "Butch" Herold ATTENTION

Are you getting your copy of Bow & Arrow Magazine? If the answer is NO please let us know as soon as possible. Bow & Arrow has had a lot of problems with the mailing list and we have no way of correcting this problem unless we hear from you. ATTENTION BOWHUNTERS The new big game patches are now available. If you have bagged your deer, antelope, elk, or black bear, this year call or write your state secretary for a big game application immediately. Complete the application and send with you' remittance of $3.00 to NFAA Headquarters. I am sure any bowhunter would be proud to wear one of these beautiful game patches.

NFAA 20 PINS PROGRAMS - BACK ORDERS

I wish to apologize to everyone waiting for their 20 pin order. The pro gram has gone over very well in 1981 and I want to thank everybody for their patience and understanding with back orders. The problem being the length of time it takes to receive pins, that NFAA has ordered, from the supplier We are sorry about this problem but please bare with us as your orders will be shipped just as soon as these pins arrive at NFAA.

-------------- —ATTE NTIO N------------------Due to the NFAA having to change the date of our Indoor Nationals from March 20-21 to March 13-14, 1982 we have created a conflict with a NFAA sanctioned tournament, the Milwaukee Centennial Shoot. We at NFAA regret that this has happened. This is to notify you that the Milwaukee tournament coordinators have rescheduled their tournament to March 20, 1982. It will be a one day shoot due to the rescheduling. For futher information check the next issue of Bow and Arrow magi zine.

Happy Holidays to All,

President, Jim Schubert Vice-Pres, Bennie Mooer and The Staff at Headquarters

ON TARGET

By:

Dr. Jim Schubert

Many of NFAA's affiliated clubs provide mid-winter league shooting and those same scores can also be used for the ever popular state "mail matches".

now you can get extra miles from that league score by

Well,

participating in the

first WORLD MAIL MATCH being sponsored by the International Field Archery Association (IFAA).

March.

The WORLD MAIL MATCH will begin in January 1982 and run thru

Your club secretary has already received entry forms and rules.

The round is the 60 arrow NFAA Indoor Round shot at the 40 cm dull blue face.

Styles of competition are the same as NFAA's with duplicate styles for the recurve shooter.

The awards are WORLD MAIL MATCH patches for the first three

places in all styles with duplicate awards for all ties.

In addition to individual awards, there will be a National Champion Challenge

Award to the country compiling the highest score based on point values awarded

for placing individuals in the top three slots in all styles.

This award will

be presented to the national representative to IFAA of the winning country dur

ing the 1982 World Field Championship in Germany next August.

Official score cards which are good for the three months can be purchased for $5.00.

For further information write NFAA Headquarters.

I’ve heard rumors that Sweden is already boasting that they will win the

National Challenge Award!

What do you think?

1982 INDOOR NATIONAL TOURNAMENT DATE: March 13 -14, 1982 TOURNAMENT HOST: Golden Arrow Archery Club, Inc. LOCATION: Holiday Inn at 72nd and Grover Streets (I-80, 72nd Street Exit) in Omaha, NE PRE-REGISTRATION DEADLINE: Must be postmarked by March 5,1982 SHOOTING SCHEDULE: Saturday 8 and 11 a.m.,3p.m. ROUND SHOT: NFAA Indoor Round SEND REGISTRATION TO: Golden Arrow Archery Club, P.O. Box 3417, Omaha, NE 68103 SATURDAY NIGHT SPECIAL: Archery Auction Old & New. Also archers refreshments. ACCOMMODATIONS: Room Rates at Holiday Inn - $36.00 1 Bed; $41.00 2 Beds

SECOND ANNUAL ARCHERY AUCTION In conjunction with the NFAA Indoor Championship tournament March 13-14, 1982, there will be another Saturday evening of auctioning sales. Donated merchandise from archers and manufacturers will go to the highest bidder, all proceeds will be put into the NFAA certified instructors program. Earl and Millie accumulated many nice and expensive donations at the NFAA National in Aurora in July along with promises from individuals and archery companies to bring items to the Indoor Naitonals. Anyone wishing to donate merchandise please send it to Earl Foster, 8709 Booth, Kansas City, MO 64138 before the March tournament or bring it with you to the tournament,

We wish this to be a larger attraction than last year, The proceeds will go to a worthwhile program. Thank-you, Earl Foster

INDOOR NATIONAL TOURNAMENT REGISTRATION This is your NFAA Indoor National Tournament Registration form. Complete it and mail it with your registration fees in accordance with the Indoor National instructions. AL^COMPETITORS MUST BE°NFA^MENffiERS ANDIUlVE ^CURRE^Ha’nViCAP CARD WITH THEM.

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1982 INDOOR SECTIONAL GREAT LAKES INDOOR DATE: TOURNAMENT HOST: Auroraland Archers DIRECTIONS TO RANGE: Illinois & Lake (Rt. 31) 1 mile South of Holiday Inn in Aurora, 2 blocks West of Rt. 25 on Illinois Street (McCullough Park) PRE-REGISTRATION DEADLINE: March 2, 1982 SEND APPLICATION TO: Randy Rutledge, 210 East Downer, Aurora, Illinois Phone 312-896-3854 LATE REGISTRATION: March 5, 1982 at McCullough Park 9;00p.m. SHOOTING SCHEDULE: 9:00 a m. 12:00p.m. 3:00p.m. ACCOMMODATIONS: Holiday Inn, Best Western MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION: Pro-team shoot March 6 at 7:00 p m. $105.00 per team, $100.00 in Pot; 10 teams. Reg. 1st and 2nd, more than 10 teams, 1st, 2nd, 3rd place. Adult team March 6at 7:00 p.m. $30.00 per team (Trophy).

MID-ATLANTIC INDOOR DATE: April 3 - 4, 1982. To be held in conjunction with the Atlantic City Archery Classic at the Atlantic City Convention Hall. PRE-REGISTRATION DEADLINE: March 22, 1982. NO LATE REGISTRATION SEND APPLICATION TO: Carol Davies, 432 North Dover Ave., Atlantic City, New Jersey 08401. ROUND TO BE SHOT: NFAA Indoor Round both days. SHOOTINGTIME: 9a m. Saturday; 9a.m. Sunday.

MIDWEST INDOOR SPECIAL INFORMATION: "Two tournament locations this year." In the past, bad weather and cost of travel have caused very poor attendance at our indoor sectionals. In an effort to Increase attendance, we are going to try something new. This year we will have 2 tournament locations. (You may shoot at the location of your choice). All scores shot shall be sent to the Councilman by the hosts to determine the winners. All awards shall be mailed to the winners by NFAA Headquarters and a list of results shall be mailed to all competitors. All ties shall be broken by X-count. If still tied, highest X-count on the first days competition shall determine winners. If so'l tied, duplicate awards will be given. (EXAMPLE; First place tie - 2 first and 1 second and NO third; Second place tie -1 first and 2 second, NO third place award, Third place tie - 1 first, 1 second and 2 third place awards shall be given.)

DATE: February 27 & 28, 1982 PRE-REGISTRATION DEADLINE: February 20, 1982 LATE REGISTRATION: Friday night and early Saturday morning at site. HOST NO. 1: Rapids Archery Club, Coon Rapids, Minnesota. LOCATION: Rt 35 to Hwy 10. Hwy 10 west to Foley Blvd. Foley Blvd, to Bunker Hills Parks Club House (one mile). SEND APPLICATION TO: Dorothy Woodington, 21298 Iverson Ave., Forest Lake, MN 55025; 612/464-2059 after 5 p m. SHOOTING SCHEDULE: Saturday: 9 a.m., 12:30 and 4 p.m. Sunday: 8 and 11:30a.m., 3p.m. ACCOMMODATIONS: Holiday Inn, Anoka, MN or Best Western, Elk River, MN. HOST NO. 2: Independence Bow Hunters, Independence, MO. LOCATION: Hilton Plaza Inn, One E. 45th Street, Kansas City, MO. SEND APPLICATION TO: Millie Foster, 8709 Booth, K.C., MO. 64138. 816/763-2699. SHOOTING SCHEDULE: Saturday: 8:00 a.m., 11:00 a.m . 2:00 p.m. Sunday: Will be posted at tournament site. ACCOMMODATIONS: Hilton Plaza Inn, One E. 45th St., K.C., MO 64111. Rooms - Single (1) person $35.00, Double (2, 3 or 4 people) $38.00. Free parking, coffee shop, lounges, Kona Kai Polynesian restaurant, luxury guest rooms. 2 blocks from the world famous Country Club Plaza shopping area. (When reserving your room ask for the 'Archery Tournament’ rates.)

NEW ENGLAND INDOOR DATE: February 19 - 20 - 21, 1982 HOST: NESFAA TOURNAMENT SITE: Hynes Veterans Auditorium, Boston. MA. PRE-REGISTRATION DEADLINE: February 12, 1982 Phyllis Butters, 259 Newbury Street, No. 35, SEND APPLICATION TO: Peabody, MA. 01960 MAKE CHECK PAYABLE TO: NESFAA LATE REGISTRATION: At the tournamont site, depending on line availability. Late feeswill apply. Tournament will be held in conjunction with the 56th New England Sports men's Travel and Camping Show again this year.

NORTHWEST INDOOR DATE: April 3 and 4, 1982 TOURNAMENT HOST: Evergreen Archers, Spokane, WA. LOCATION: West 202 2nd Avenue, Spokane, Washington. PRE-REGISTRATION: Deadline March 26, 1982. Checks payable to Ever green Archers. SEND APPLICATION TO: Hank Kohler, West 811 2nd Avenue, Spokane, WA 99204; 509/824-5378. LATE REGISTRATION: Will be held at range until 9:30 a.m. April 3rd. SHOOTING SCHEDULE: Saturday 10:00 - 12:00 - 2:00; Sunday 8:0010:00 - 12:00 MISCELLANEOUS: Coffee, pop, doughnuts available.

.i SOUTHERN INDOOR DATE: February 6 - 7, 1982

TOURNAMENT HOST: Northwest Archery Club - Woodward, Oklahoma 73801 DIRECTIONS TO RANGE: Fair Building (Crystal Beach Park), Woodward, Oklahoma 73801 PRE-REGISTRATION DEADLINE: January 29th, 1982 SEND APPLICATION TO: Peggy Banta, Box 73, Mooreland, Oklahoma 73852 LATE REGISTRATION: Friday, February 5th, at Holiday Inn (Tournament Headquarters) after 6.00 p.m. SHOOTING SCHEDULE: Saturday, February 6th - 9:00 AM, 1:00 PM and 5:00 PM. Sunday, February 7th - 9:00 AM and 1:00 PM ACCOMMODATIONS: All accommodations will be handled by the Holiday Inn (405) 256-7600. U.S. Highway 270, at 1st Street, Woodward, Oklahoma 73801 MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION: 10% discount at the Holiday Inn, after Holiday Inn Is full, they will place. (Tournament Headquarters will be located at the Holiday Inn - Friday.) (All shooting times will be posted Friday the 5th, at Holiday Inn.)

SOUTHEAST INDOOR DATE: February 27 - 28, 1982 TOURNAMENT HOST: Vulcan Archery Club DIRECTIONS TO RANGE: Boutwell Auditorium (upstairs) 1930 - 8th Avenue North. PRE-REGISTRATION DEADLINE: Midnight, February 13,1982. SEND APPLICATION TO: Ms Brenda Jackson, 2220 2nd Street N.E., Birmingham, AL. 35215. LATE REGISTRATION: At tournament site. SHOOTING SCHEDULE: Saturday: 8.00, 1.00 & 6:00; Sunday: 8:00, 1:00 Please specify preferred shooting times. ACCOMMODATIONS: Motels and hotels easily accessible. Hyatt Birming ham - Vi block 251-2221; Holiday Inn Convention Center - 4 Blocks 328-6320; Hilton Birmingham - 16blocks 933-9000.

SOUTHWEST INDOOR DATE: March 27-28. 1982 TOURNAMENT HOST: Albuquerque Field Archers DIRECTIONS TO RANGE: Take Coors Road (which is the 1st main cross street on the west edge of Albuquerque) north approximately 4 miles to South west Polytechnical Institute. PRE-REGISTRATION DEADLINE: March 9, 1982. SEND APPLICATION TO: A.F.A., P.O. Box 3702, Albuquerque. N.M. 87112. LATE REGISTRATION: Will be held at the Rio Grande Inn, 1015 Rio Grande Blvd. N.E. Between 6 - 9 p.m. March 26 and from 6:45 to 7:30 March 27 at the tournament site. SHOOTING SCHEDULE: The first line starts at 8 a.m. sharp on Saturday. All pros will shoot the 12:00 noon line. Practice will be allowed between 7:30 and 9:00 Friday. The shoot will be held in a gym with wood floors so wear your soft soled shoes. ACCOMMODATIONS: Rio Grande Inn. $25.00 single, $28.00 double; under 16 free. When making reservations, tell them you are with the Archery Tournament. Phone505-843-9500. There are also many other motels near the tournament site and also a KOA campground within 10 miles. For turther Information call Dan MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION: Symonds at 505-292-0124.

NFAA NATIONAL HOW TO GET TO AND WHERE TO STAY AT THE 1982 NFAA NATIONALS, July 25 30.

There are many ways to reach Darrington, Washington.

Besides flying into

Sea-Tac International Airport in Seattle, there is the local airfield in Darrington for small planes, within walking distance of the archery range.

(3,000 ft runway

with 100 ft. obstacle at the west end.) or the Arlington Airport, 25 miles away has a 5,000 ft. asphalt runway. If you are flying into Sea—Tac, you may rent a car from many nationally known firms such as Hertz, Budget or try Burk's Vacation Rentals, for $99.00 a week.

They also rent motorhomes for 10c a mile, $225-$375 per week. possible, (206) 363 8151 or (260) 363 5567.

Talk to Mickey if

There are 200 motorhome or trailer

sites at the range and tournament headquarters, along with hundreds of campsites near town,in county, state and federal parks.

How about trying a Bed and Bath accommodations in town,

Stay with a local

family for $20.00 a day for two and $15.00 a day for a single. and friendly,

cost.

All homes are clean

Meals will be served at the tournament headquarters at just over

To make reservations call on Monday or Wednesday night between 6:00 pm and

8:00 pm during the months of December and January.

(206) 436 1489.

Make all reservations in the Darrington area before Christmas (if possible)

February 1 by the latest. Out of the Darrington area but within 35 to 45 minutes of the ranges are:

1. 2.

Smokey Point Motel, 17329 Smokey Point Dr., Arlington , WA

98223 (260) 659 8561. Northwest Motor Inn, 9602 19th Ave. SE. Everett, WA (206) 337 9090.

Roadway Inn, 93255 S. Broadway, Everett, WA

Holiday Inn, 101 128th Everett, WA (206) 745 2555.

Motel Six, 10006 Hwy. 99 S. Everett, WA (206) 355 1811.

(206) 355 1570.

THINGS TO DO IN DARRINGTON AREA 1982 NFAA NATIONAL - DARRINGTON, WASHINGTON

The Darrington Archers as well as the other community members consider it an honor

to host the 1982 NFAA National Championship, July 25-30. With the support of the school district, high school, recreation class, businesses,

forest service, Dept, of Natural Resources and community families we will be ready to lend

a hand and to comply with your needs.

The theme chosen for the 37th tournament is, "Tie A Yellow Ribbon", in hopes of

welcoming the archers to the town of Darrington and the state of Washington. Our community supported a Hollywood crew here for three months. The Hollywood

personnel enjoyed the mountain scenery, the warmth and assistance of the town and the community prospered by making new friends and enjoying the fun of learning the film

industry.

We have hosted thousands of people at logging shows, rodeos and our own Blue

grass festivities which are now known nationally. Most of our townspeople are related and all our townspeople are friendly. Together

we can come up with the skills necessary to produce a fine national tournament with a

spirit of fun and kinship, (for us it would be an entertaining and instructional ex

perience to view archers able to split arrows!) The many offerings of the Darrington community are representative of our lifestyle.

We know you will find them fun and practical forms of family entertainment.

Among them are: 1.

Target ranges in a shaded timbered area with moss and fern covering most of the ranges. You will not have to worry about the wind.

A tournament center designed so we can spend most of our time together and still have side trips during the day. We WILL start on time so you will have plenty of free time to spend with family and friends.

A choice of country breakfasts and home cooked suppers at just above our costs.

A family dance with good music for the young people as well as the adults.

Campsites Campsites at at headquarters headquarters with clean restrooms and showers. With rental of motorhomes, trailers and use of Bed and Bath facilities, it appears that Darring ton could house everyone within 6 miles of the town.

An area for movies in the evening. (one of the films shown will be NBC’s "High Ice ” with David Janssen. This film was made on the same site as our Archery 'High Ice" with David Janssen. Tournament is to be held. Never fear though the ranges are 500 feet above sea level.)

Fly fishing derby held at trout ponds three blocks from ranges.

The old swimming hole and inner tubing down a quiet part of the river.

MORE AT DARRINGTON 9.

A Fly fishing river for summer run steelhead.

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Hundreds of campsites near town, in county, state and federal parks.

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Gold panning on the Sauk river 3 blocks from the ranges, panning rivers in the northwest)

(one of the best gold

In ADDITION to the above we are working on the following: local craft show, horse

back trips, helicopter trips to see waterfalls and glaciers, plane trips through the North Cascades National Park. Darrington is also a central location to many interesting side trips if you want

to take your vacation here as well: A.

Two hours to Vancouver, BC

By ferry, about four hours to Victoria, BC., an English-styled city.

(beautiful gardens)

Boat trips through the San Juan Islands.

Four hours to Mt. St. Helens.

Clam digging on the ocean is four hours away.

Half day trip to an old gold-mining town.

See the Boeing plant (the largest building in the world)

Trips through the North Cascades National Park, said by many to surpass Yellowstone Park.

Hikes to Alpine lakes for fishing or just to have lunch with friends.

White Water raft trips for the whole family.

Seattle, site of the 1962 Worlds Fair, with its many famous restaurants, museums, parks, zoo and waterfront. Darrington community of families will provide services with the thought in mind

that everybody wants to be treated with respect and honesty and that money does not grow on trees. SO!

"Not today"

WHY NOT TAKE A "CAMPING VACATION" AT THE 1982 (July 25-30) NATIONAL FIELD ARCHERY

CHAMPIONSHIP IN DARRINGTON, WASHINGTON.

SHARE YOUR SPORT One of the benefits of an organization is to achieve results of common

goals through cooperation and support of the members.

You have an out

standing opportunity to receive national television coverage of the N.F.A.A. Nationals.

N.F.A.A. members have spent plenty of hours in

forming others about archery and getting them started in the sport. Now, with a minimal amount of your time, you can really get things

going.

If you’ve watched weekend sports shows lately, you've seen hang gliding championships and ladies arm wrestling, among other limited interest

sports. cast .

It was no accident that these sports competitions were broad

The difference between them and the Nationals is that the net-

works were made aware of the events and that there was an interest by

viewers to watch them.

The N.F.A.A. President can make the networks aware of the Nationals, hut unless there is genuine interest from T.V. viewers, the networks will

refuse to broadcast it.

You can change that!

Write to all three major

networks listed below and tell them you want the Nationals televised. When you take just the couple of minutes to write, you will be taking a

giant step forward in the advancement of archery.

ABC

Attn: Sports Dept. ABC Television New York 1330 Avenue of the Americas New York, NY 10019

CBS

Attn: Sports Dept. CBS Television Network 51 West 52nd Street New York, NY 10019

NBC

Attn: Sports Dept. NBC Television Network 30 Rockefeller Plaza New York, NY 10112

DIAMOND BUCK AWARD 1981 A

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Mule Deer - Roger Lewis

RESULTS MULE DEER DIVISION

BLACKTAIL DIVISION

John Bridgewater 55 Sanrive Riverside, CA 92507

( 138 4/8 )

( 216-6 )

Runner Up

WHITETAIL DIVISION

Edward F. Bryan Jr. P.O. Box 397 Goodwel1, OK 73939

Roger U. Lewis RFD #2, Box 232 Smithdale, MS 39664

( 158 3/8 )

Tom Mann Jr. 4100 Springlake Circle Buford, GA 30518

( 135 6/8 )

Kenneth E. Hornick 506 Hillcrest Ave. Findlay, OH 45840

( 129 1/8 )

How You Too Con Be a Winner The Diamond Buck Award shall be given for the largest example of mule deer, whitetail deer and blacktail deer. This will be based on antler measurements. The antlers must be scored by Pope and Young Club or Boone and Crockett methods. They also must be verified by one of these club's official measurers. Applications shall be available from NFAA Headquarters and from Section Officers of NFAA in charge of Bowhunting.

NEW BOWHUNTER CHAIRMAN APPOINTED For the past 25 years I have been an officer of the Ohio Archers. The offices I have held are: District Governor in two separate Districts, Gov-At-Large, Director of Indoor Archery, Director of Hunting, Director of Field Archery, Vice President, President (3 terms), NFAA Director 12 years, and develop er of the very successful Bowhunter Division of Ohio Archers. I reside in Coshocton, Ohio with my wife, Betty. I have three sons: Dan, a manager for Franchise Foods; Bob II, a Catholic Priest in Hong Kong; Steve, a Lawyer in Atlanta, GA. I am employed by the General Electric Co. as a Production Planner. I am proud to have been appointed to this position; it will be a real challenge. My first order of business will be to revive the National Bowhunter Jamboree and promote the present NFAA Bowhunter programs. The second order of business will be to propose new programs and to stimulate interest in the grass root bowhunter in these programs. I have no illusions that this will be an easy job, but with the help of the bowhunters around the country and direction from the Board of Directors I will give it my best shot.

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ATTENTION - ARCHERY CLUBS All NFAA affiliated clubs are invited to take advantage of the NFAA INDOOR LEAGUE PROGRAM, as well as any Commercial Indoor Archery Lanes since they are also invited to participate through NFAA affiliation. Like the outdoor range, clubs must have Indoor Range Approval for their shooting facilities. The league program does not require NFAA membership, only that the indoor league program be conducted on an approved indoor range connected with an affiliated chartered club or affiliated Commercial Lanes, using official indoor targets.

We feel this is a good wintertime program to interest people in club membership. Any NFAA chartered association, club or archery lanes may also apply for the OUTDOOR LEAGUE PROGRAM. These sessions are to be conducted on an approved field range, and official targets are to be used. The Outdoor Program can be used any time during the year if weather permits shooting outdoors.

A fee of $3.00 per shooter is charged for both INDOOR or OUTDOOR Leagues. After sanctioning has been received at Headquarters, the League Secretary is sent a packet containing necessary papers — score cards, record sheets, team schedules, weekly achievement award records, patches, etc. -- with instructions on how to run the league. The first three achievement awards are free. Additional awards are available for a fee. Also, a League Championship Pin is provided free for each member of the winning team of these leagues. Write or call NFAA Headquarters to request further league information and sanction forms. Also, see By-Laws Articles VII and VIII of the NFAA Constitution and By-Laws for quick reference.

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RULES INTERPRETATION RULES INTERPRETATION COMMITTEE RULING --At the 1981 Outdoor Southern Sectional Tournament a protest was sustained against allowing bows with manufacturer logo appearing in the sight window in the Competitive Bowhunter shooting style.

The ruling made by Arkansas NFAA Director, Doug Hottinger, was referenced to NFAA By-Laws, page 24, which states in part, "There shall be no device, mechanical or otherwise, in the sight window except the arrow rest," and furthermore, "no laminations, marks or blemishes may appear in the sight window." Archers are cautioned that such bows can be accepted only in the NFAA Freestyle and Freestyle Limited divisions of competition.

They are not admissable in any of the NFAA Bowhunter styles.

Signed/ Ervin G. Kreischer, Chairman Rules Interpretation Committee

JAMBOREE BIDS NEEDED 1982 Bowhunter Jamboree

The NFAA is looking for a club to host the 1st Annual Bowhunter Jamboree all Bids must be into Headquarter by January 15, 1982. Any further questions please don't hesitate to write or call.

The tournament is to be a three-day tournament to be held on a Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Twenty-eight (28) targets to be shot each day. This requires three separate ranges of twenty-eight each. There will be no marked yardages. The tournament is to be held on a date not to conflict with any other activity of the N.F.A.A. between June 1st and October 1st.

In addition to the above, there are to be a minimum of three (3) special timed/skilled events.

The N.F.A.A. will supply all target faces, all shooting stakes, and all special equipment needed for the special events.

The N.F.A.A. will provide all awards.

Entry fee to be $25.00.

The host club will be responsible for laminating the targets which are to be of a free-standing type if possible and will provide the area where the tournament is to be held.

The host club will receive $3.00 per shooter, and 50% of all entry fees over 400 participants, Also, the host club will receive all profits from food and refreshment.

All bids should be sent to:

National Field Archery Association Route 2, Box 514 31419 Outer 1-10 Redlands, CA 92373

Free “Target Archery” Catalog. After many years of experience in the sport of Archery, Easton Aluminum has compiled the most comprehensive and clearly illustrated archery catalog available today. The all new “Target Archery" Catalog by Easton is a masterpiece in detail and information for the target archer. Such things as “The making of an Arrow Shaft", "Aluminum Arrow Alloy Composition", “Choosing the Correct Arrow”, “BowTuning", are included. In addition, the new Easton “Shaft Selection Matrix" has been greatly expanded to include both Recurve Bows, Compound Bows and Compound Percentage let-off applications, as well as 31" and 32" arrow lengths. Plus, "Shaft Preparation/Reconditioning ”, "Accessories”, and a complete listing of National and International Archery Associations, Clubs and Organizations is shown. The new Easton "Target Archery" book is a must for every tackle box. Get yours today, free, at your local Archery Dealer.

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