2016-Fourth Quarter

GORE MAKES

HISTORY OUTDOOR TARGET

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NATIONALS

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much more!

Marcie Hebert

Buck • Spence r,

Ella & Louis chLoigavansco Turkey • Mi

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Dave Hebert

Buck • Spencer, WI

Shawwn Vincent

Trevor Olson

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Michael Spence

Elk • McCall, Idaho

Turkey • LaCrosse, WI

Robert Gregg

Black Bear • Saskatchewan, Canada

Wildebeest • Afric a

Rick Dorey

Kudu • Hartenbos,

South Africa

FOURTH QUARTER 2016 Vol. 36 • No. 4 ©2016 NFAA®®

5 | FROM THE

13 | ADULT COMPOUND

PRESIDENT’S DESK

ACADEMY

BRUCE CULL

14 | SERVICE PIN STORIES

6 | GORE MAKES HISTORY

21 | GETTING OVER TARGET PANIC

AT OUTDOOR TARGET NATIONALS 7 | NATIONAL TARGET

TERRY WUNDERLE

22 | COACH’S CORNER BERNIE PELLERITE

Results & Photos

12 | WORLD FIELD Results & Photos

26 |

SECTIONAL NEWS

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Cover Story

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Paige Gore became the first female professional archer in NFAA history to finish with the highest score at a National tournament. Gore battled the rain and wind to record a score of 1418 out of 1500. Paul Tedford took the male professional title with a score of 1412 over the two days.

See full story and results from the Outdoor Target Nationals on page 6.

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GREETINGS FELLOW ARCHERS! Welcome to another issue of the Vegas Edition and sneak preview of the 2017 3 Star Tour. We have a packed issue featuring accommodations, schedules, payouts and more!

BRUCE CULL president@nfaausa.com

The 2017 Vegas Shoot will feature the largest prize pot in archery history at $403,000 in cash prizes and scholarships.

Our junior divisions continue to grow and we are excited to increase the scholarship awards to $27,000, in partnership with the Easton Foundations. Scholarships will be awarded to the top 3 places in each division ($1,000 1st Place, $750 2nd Place, $500 3rd Place). You will also notice a change in the division names. They have been simplified for 2017. Freestyle has been replaced with the bow type that is specific to each division. All divisions, except Barebow and Bowhunter, are now Compound or Recurve divisions. NFAA rules will still apply. We will also debut the new division, Championship Compound Open. This division is open to men and women compound shooters and will award $151,000, including a $51,000 grand prize.

We are excited to make Cincinnati our new home for the 2017 NFAA Indoor Nationals. The Duke Energy Center will offer increased competition space in the heart of downtown Cincinnati.

NFAA has worked with the area hotels to provide blocks of a high-quality standard at a discounted rate. For the best customer service and guaranteed hotel rooms, attendees and exhibitors should make their reservation through Cincinnati Housing. All rooms made on the NFAA block are refundable up to 24 hours prior to the reservation. Please be aware that rooms that are booked below the NFAA rate on discount sites are nonrefundable and cannot be cancelled once they are booked. Booking on the NFAA block also helps keep venue costs low and ensures that tournament

registrations can stay at the current rates.

To book today, visit the link below.

CINCINNATI HOTEL BLOCK: http://bit.ly/2bcYVmp housing@cincyusa.com The First Dakota Classic has been growing steadily for the last two years. In order to allow future growth, we needed a new format. The First Dakota Classic now features a Classic 600 qualification round, followed by head-to-head competition.

Flighted payouts and a second chance tournament give everyone a shot at taking home a cash payout. 2016 was our first test of this new format and we are excited to improve on it for 2017.

In 2016, we also added a new spin to our 3 Star Shoot Off at the First Dakota Classic.

We will now offer a $5,000 amateur shoot off, in addition to the $10,000 professional shoot off. Archers that compete in all 3 Star events will earn a spot in the shoot off on Saturday, April 29. Archers will participate in a single arrow shoot off at increasing distances. Anyone that does not match the highest score will be eliminated. The last amateur and the last professional standing will take home $5,000 and $10,000 respectively.

This issue also highlights a few of our 2016 Service Pin recipients. Our organization is packed full of history and long time supporters. It is our privilege to share their stories with you. Thank you to all of the 2016 recipients, you are commended for the support you have give the association in your ten plus years of membership. We hope that you wear your pin with pride, as it represents much in the spirit and interest you have shown the sport of archery. Thank you for your commitment and loyalty to the NFAA. We are excited to see what the future has in store for our growing sport.

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aige Gore became the first female professional archer in NFAA history to finish with the highest score at a National tournament. Gore battled the rain and wind to record a score of 1418 out of 1500. Paul Tedford took the male professional title with a score of 1412 over the two days.

“I don’t just want to be good in my own division, or just among the girls,” Gore said. “I think there’s part of me that wants to earn the respect; that I can shoot with the big boys.”

“We have seen scores rise from female archers across all national tournaments this year. I’m not really sure why that is,” Gore commented.

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“Maybe they’re practicing more or they’re more determined. But with me, I just changed my mindset.”

The 250 participants battled the weather all weekend at the 3rd annual NFAA Outdoor National Target Championships in Yankton, SD, with a lightening delay on Saturday and high winds on Sunday.

“The archers got to experience all of the elements this weekend,” said Bruce Cull, NFAA President. “That’s the fun part of outdoor archery, you never know what obstacles you are going to face. You have to be ready for anything.”

Paul Tedford, National Target Champion, Pro Male Freestyle.

OUTDOOR

TARGET NATIONALS

Last Name

First Name

Shooting Code

Day 1 Score

Day 1 X

Day 2 Score

Day 2 X

Total Score

Total X-Count

Mcbride Bretsch Riggs Schmitz Hart Griggs Henry Krebs Hebert Klein Ertle Combs Kruckenberg Canterbury Johnson Oconnell Mcdonell Machart Mcbride Cain Hopkins Barto Irvine Bretsch Douville Rebolloso Pick Johnson Boyles Troyer Lor Jirovsky Garcia Sveeggen Mascarenas Hetletved Theodore Lovern Olson

Melissa Tressia Jeannette Nicole Madison Julie Angie Hana Marcie Raeanne Grace Resa Kristina Becky Tom Killian Blake David Greg Dan Timothy Kevin Jeff Tyler Benjamin Nicholas Alex Phillip Sam Chad Xiong Pao Adam Chris Stuart Demetrio Lee Mike Darrell Trevor

AFBHFS AFBHFS AFBHFS AFBHFS AFFS AFFS AFFS AFFS AFFS AFFS AFFS AFFS AFFS AFTRAD AMBB AMBH AMBHFS AMBHFS AMBHFS AMBHFS AMBHFS AMBHFS AMBHFS AMBHFS AMBHFS AMBHFS AMBHFS AMFS AMFS AMFS AMFS AMFS AMFS AMFS AMFS AMFS AMFS AMFS AMFS

848 848 792 727 874 853 855 856 853 849 872 849 677 660 734 771 870 875 880 844 846 847 805 833 724 675 233 887 866 888 881 886 886 877 853 858 874 851 869

16 15 5 3 34 20 29 20 24 16 30 15 2 5 5 5 27 30 32 9 18 14 7 9 1 4 0 41 30 46 34 48 35 35 25 15 30 19 37

465 403 409 325 505 467 454 438 431 432 391 405 122 245 396 441 530 511 462 433 430 398 386 332 408 387 402 509 517 492 499 490 483 476 493 482 464 463 406

2 3 0 0 4 0 2 3 0 2 0 1 0 2 1 5 8 4 1 1 6 3 1 1 0 0 2 8 8 4 5 4 3 5 5 4 2 3 4

1313 1251 1201 1052 1379 1320 1309 1294 1284 1281 1263 1254 799 905 1130 1212 1400 1386 1342 1277 1276 1245 1191 1165 1132 1062 635 1396 1383 1380 1380 1376 1369 1353 1346 1340 1338 1314 1275

18 18 5 3 38 20 31 23 24 18 30 16 2 7 6 10 35 34 33 10 24 17 8 10 1 4 2 49 38 50 39 52 38 40 30 19 32 22 41

Last Name

First Name

Shooting Code

Day 1 Score

Day 1 X

Day 2 Score

Day 2 X

Total Score

Total X-Count

Power Ryan Haugsness Mcgee Scherf Mcdonald Mascarenas Turpin Capp Hebert Marino Brooks Weissinger Wong Canterbury Cassady Hepperle Perry Neville Smith Hetletved Legg Brazos Gutz Thomas Alexander Smith Phillips Boots Zimmerman Batholow Carlton Chada Klatt Enstad Bechtold Macalandong Bartos Gregory

Trevyn Matt Greg Chris Keith Brian Zachary Mark Leroy Steven Anthony Randy Robby Charles Kenny Mikayla Madison Madison Chelsea Brea Hatley Haleigh Brooks Emry Tyler Carson Owen Dayton Hunter Nathan Ethan Michael Jaden Easton Spencer Levi Nazhruddin Elias Lee

AMFS AMFS AMFS AMFS AMFS AMFS AMFS AMFS AMFSL AMFSL AMFSLR AMFSLR AMFSLR AMFSLR AMLB CFBHFS CFBHFS CFFS CFFS CFFS CFFS CFFS CMBB CMBHFS CMBHFS CMBHFS CMBHFS CMBHFS CMFS CMFS CMFS CMFS CMFS CMFS CMFS CMFSLR CMFSLR CMFSLR MSMBB

811 847 871 829 828 769 766 792 806 733 832 793 792 664 590 870 604 891 891 832 820 846 865 884 870 853 850 833 892 900 893 885 889 870 854 832 825 766 743

14 26 27 12 15 5 5 11 11 4 9 7 4 2 0 39 4 66 69 18 17 28 28 49 22 23 24 16 63 72 50 44 54 39 34 22 17 12 2

449 409 384 385 384 371 339 0 419 337 463 451 445 262 319 533 350 559 534 482 389 353 489 536 520 508 486 433 563 551 529 517 511 526 476 471 467 446 354

2 0 1 3 0 2 1 0 2 1 2 2 3 1 3 6 4 16 14 6 6 6 6 13 10 6 7 4 18 20 11 16 11 15 8 4 6 3 1

1260 1256 1255 1214 1212 1140 1105 792 1225 1070 1295 1244 1237 926 909 1403 954 1450 1425 1314 1209 1199 1354 1420 1390 1361 1336 1266 1455 1451 1422 1402 1400 1396 1330 1303 1292 1212 1097

16 26 28 15 15 7 6 11 13 5 11 9 7 3 3 45 8 82 83 24 23 34 34 62 32 29 31 20 81 92 61 60 65 54 42 26 23 15 3

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Last Name

First Name

Shooting Code

Day 1 Score

Day 1 X

Day 2 Score

Day 2 X

Total Score

Total X-Count

Mathewson Law Wilson Tedesco Maze Samuelson Doub Eggersgluess Witt Saunders Gore Theodore Tedford Marsh Gellenthien Nellessen Schleusner Deaton Manfull Bretsch Gesell Cooley Terhune Wilke Tompkins Quan Jones Gill Diab Wilkinson Wood Slate Gilley Sheppard Hodges Maka Riggs Hebert Tompkins Saddler Hoffman Rebolloso Pick Rush Holmgren Wilkinson Bullard Moulton Wymore Lopez Nelson Krebs Kenley Hess Hoover Tseng Kerner Hofer Metschke Piveral Antoine Bamberg Dreiling Knippling Read Smith Button Jackson Kraft Coblentz Wolfram Smith Mcmanaway Micheau Powless Kostka Shipman Spence Pfannenstein Goodwin Trimble Oneill Ryan

Skip John Roger Gerard James John John Merle Terry Thomas Paige Breanna Paul Steven Braden Isaac Grant Bridger Steve Ross Travis Chuck Jeremy Alan Cindy Marsha Marcia Marty Bernadette Cynthia Kathy Patty Jennifer Gwen Mark Jozef Marvin Dave Jon Roger Dan Sylvio Jeff Warren Cary Donald Steve Jack Scott Luis Jeff Douglas Robert Vernon Michael Eddie Rick Keith Gene Richard Gary Matt Mark Bill Sidney Richard Jeff Brian Marty Tom Robert Lora Sandy Nolita Dawn Gary Bob Mike Joseph Robert Bruce Michael Mike

MSMBHFS MSMBHFS MSMFS MSMFS MSMFS MSMFS MSMFS MSMFSL MSMFSL MSMFSLR PFFS PFFS PMFS PMFS PMFS PMFS PMFS PMFS PMFS PMFS PMFS PMFS PMFS PMFS SFBHFS SFBHFS SFBHFS SFFS SFFS SFFS SFFS SFFS SFFSL SFFSLR SMBB SMBHFS SMBHFS SMBHFS SMBHFS SMBHFS SMBHFS SMBHFS SMBHFS SMFS SMFS SMFS SMFS SMFS SMFS SMFS SMFS SMFS SMFS SMFS SMFS SMFS SMFS SMFS SMFS SMFS SMFSLR SMFSLR SMTRAD SMTRAD SMTRAD SPMFS SPMFS SPMFS SPMFS SPMFS SPMFS SSFFS SSFFS SSFFS SSFLB SSMBHFS SSMBHFS SSMBHFS SSMBHFSL SSMFS SSMFS SSMFS SSMFS

846 677 858 843 778 803 819 798 774 677 890 882 893 892 893 888 888 888 888 877 888 875 890 803 826 851 817 852 863 855 825 637 819 562 715 870 856 860 884 864 853 769 229 878 887 865 875 864 862 866 878 869 869 856 861 873 865 844 831 797 627 592 756 621 512 887 879 872 868 881 888 855 783 740 372 813 847 843 838 858 872 863 863

20 6 20 21 3 13 14 11 6 1 47 38 63 52 60 45 54 51 50 28 48 36 57 11 7 21 14 22 23 24 14 3 9 1 2 26 18 27 26 27 24 11 1 34 34 27 21 29 26 30 33 33 27 23 23 32 19 19 16 8 2 0 2 3 2 38 30 25 31 32 36 29 13 6 0 7 21 21 11 27 38 22 17

493 305 486 438 443 414 0 447 371 320 528 490 519 519 505 508 507 492 488 488 464 477 456 364 478 413 408 476 418 417 417 301 381 175 344 495 485 480 454 457 441 368 329 518 498 504 486 475 477 468 455 458 457 461 448 400 392 332 324 267 347 260 349 279 179 507 504 509 477 461 448 412 329 0 116 438 394 370 454 502 473 476 474

4 2 3 2 1 3 0 2 1 1 8 0 3 7 4 2 4 3 2 4 0 6 2 0 2 3 6 4 0 0 5 0 1 0 0 5 2 3 2 6 5 2 0 5 6 4 3 4 4 4 9 3 4 2 6 3 3 2 2 1 3 1 1 0 1 4 4 5 3 0 8 2 0 0 0 2 1 3 1 4 3 11 3

1339 982 1344 1281 1221 1217 819 1245 1145 997 1418 1372 1412 1411 1398 1396 1395 1380 1376 1365 1352 1352 1346 1167 1304 1264 1225 1328 1281 1272 1242 938 1200 737 1059 1365 1341 1340 1338 1321 1294 1137 558 1396 1385 1369 1361 1339 1339 1334 1333 1327 1326 1317 1309 1273 1257 1176 1155 1064 974 852 1105 900 691 1394 1383 1381 1345 1342 1336 1267 1112 740 488 1251 1241 1213 1292 1360 1345 1339 1337

24 8 23 23 4 16 14 13 7 2 55 38 66 59 64 47 58 54 52 32 48 42 59 11 9 24 20 26 23 24 19 3 10 1 2 31 20 30 28 33 29 13 1 39 40 31 24 33 30 34 42 36 31 25 29 35 22 21 18 9 5 1 3 3 3 42 34 30 34 32 44 31 13 6 0 9 22 24 12 31 41 33 20

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OUTDOOR TARGET NATIONAL | RESULTS Last Name

First Name

Shooting Code

Hutton Bucy Slate Bennet Cizadlo Crawford Horn Peschong Reynolds Pauley Helland Mcmanaway Walton Gilley Christman Huestis Hryn May Thomas Mccracken Bartos Person Geigle Ricke Wright Mays Kleinke Schell Lacefield Sears Renaud Mcclanahan Carlton Lavan Falk Wade Gutz Falk Oblander Mcwhherter Miller Weissinger Bender Tesch Falk Klatt Sebert Hetletved Baum Smedsrud Adams Bechtold Johnson Withers Knutson Witt Best Woods Aikins Kent Mcrae Kleinke Kester Sexton Ruffing Zeug Carter Sullivan Gutz Hepperle Neville Smith Timp Pietrzak Clark Bechtold Ricke Irvine Oblander Coates Carmichael

Leon Doug John Tom David Terry Richard Dwight Emmitt Richard Stephen Woody Ted Rick Edward Skip Dave Charles Kinzie Caroline Hannah Riley Kellie Emily Callie Sidney Kathryn Daniel Riley Connor Christopher Wade Daniel Alexander Evan Thomas (Tj) Ethan Glen Devin Seth Noah Reiley Raegan Sadie Anne Jessarae Aliyah Kinley Amber Kaley Klaire Chloe Hailey Rachel Abigail Amber Charlotte Zoe Delaney Andrea Brenna Elysabeth Keaton Joseph Blaze Cole Jake Sawyer Emmett Keaton Camden Cole Wyatt Thomas George Kyle Jacob Alex Dylan Reid Patrick

SSMFS SSMFS SSMFS SSMFS SSMFS SSMFS SSMFS SSMFS SSMFS SSMFS SSMFS SSMFS SSMFS SSMFS SSMFS SSMFS SSMFSL SSMFSL YAFFS YAFFS YAFFS YAFFS YAFFS YAFFS YAFFSLR YAFFSLR YAFFSLR YAMBB YAMBHFS YAMFS YAMFS YAMFS YAMFS YAMFS YAMFS YAMFS YAMFS YAMFS YAMFSLR YAMFSLR YAMFSLR YAMFSLR YFBHFS YFFS YFFS YFFS YFFS YFFS YFFS YFFS YFFS YFFS YFFS YFFS YFFS YFFSL YFFSLR YFFSLR YFFSLR YFFSLR YFFSLR YFFSLR YMBHFS YMBHFS YMFS YMFS YMFS YMFS YMFS YMFS YMFS YMFS YMFS YMFS YMFS YMFS YMFS YMFS YMFSLR YMFSLR YMFSLR

Day 1 Score

Day 1 X

Day 2 Score

Day 2 X

Total Score

Total X-Count

864 859 856 854 851 868 857 843 841 849 861 780 811 871 850 800 845 827 863 872 865 846 858 807 710 650 634 568 836 885 875 866 883 872 875 873 857 863 815 809 815 776 851 883 890 885 890 878 848 826 859 851 873 794 802 659 802 706 724 707 661 662 872 716 890 884 863 879 849 833 866 855 843 824 836 824 818 802 824 798 783

25 21 29 21 19 24 25 20 16 23 30 10 13 20 23 8 14 16 26 30 24 21 22 8 1 5 3 1 17 35 35 35 37 40 29 37 14 26 14 14 15 8 17 42 48 40 38 41 9 6 19 25 30 11 14 1 10 4 7 3 4 3 26 0 58 44 30 37 28 16 28 22 16 9 18 11 11 9 10 11 8

467 471 466 465 453 433 435 446 438 371 348 394 347 0 0 0 449 429 493 480 447 403 330 317 338 257 209 295 421 513 509 515 488 484 460 448 462 450 465 429 379 354 427 493 474 477 461 444 464 458 424 414 381 405 350 277 407 366 306 280 302 265 471 337 497 462 474 450 474 475 441 446 458 467 446 453 355 0 478 390 379

6 2 1 3 3 4 2 4 3 0 1 2 1 0 0 0 3 1 5 5 5 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 5 6 4 6 3 4 5 3 1 4 3 4 0 3 2 6 3 5 3 5 2 1 4 4 3 1 1 0 0 1 1 0 2 0 3 2 7 3 2 3 5 2 4 1 2 2 4 3 3 0 3 0 2

1331 1330 1322 1319 1304 1301 1292 1289 1279 1220 1209 1174 1158 871 850 800 1294 1256 1356 1352 1312 1249 1188 1124 1048 907 843 863 1257 1398 1384 1381 1371 1356 1335 1321 1319 1313 1280 1238 1194 1130 1278 1376 1364 1362 1351 1322 1312 1284 1283 1265 1254 1199 1152 936 1209 1072 1030 987 963 927 1343 1053 1387 1346 1337 1329 1323 1308 1307 1301 1301 1291 1282 1277 1173 802 1302 1188 1162

31 23 30 24 22 28 27 24 19 23 31 12 14 20 23 8 17 17 31 35 29 22 22 8 2 5 3 1 22 41 39 41 40 44 34 40 15 30 17 18 15 11 19 48 51 45 41 46 11 7 23 29 33 12 15 1 10 5 8 3 6 3 29 2 65 47 32 40 33 18 32 23 18 11 22 14 14 9 13 11 10

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> WORLD ARCHERY OUTDOOR CHAMPION > WORLD CUP FINALS CHAMPION > VEGAS CHAMPION (ONLY ARCHER IN HISTORY TO SHOOT PERFECT 600 18M ROUND)

MIKE SCHLOESSER (NED)

> WORLD FIELD CHAMPION > NFAA MARKED 3D NATIONAL CHAMPION > WORLD ARCHERY RECORD HOLDER

STEVE ANDERSON (USA)

> 2-TIME WORLD CUP FINALS CHAMPION > 5-TIME WORLD CUP STAGE CHAMPION > 11-TIME WORLD ARCHERY RECORD HOLDER

SARA LOPEZ (COL)

> WORLD ARCHERY INDOOR CHAMPION > 2-TIME WORLD CUP FINALS CHAMPION > VEGAS CHAMPION

SERGIO PAGNI (ITA)

> WORLD ARCHERY INDOOR CHAMPION > INDOOR ARCHERY WORLD CUP CHAMPION > 3-TIME WORLD CUP STAGE CHAMPION

SEBASTIEN PEINEAU (FRA)

2016 NFAA WORLD FIELD

CHAMPIONSHIP

Place

Division

Archer

Field

Hunter

Animal

Total

9

A M FS

Christopher Deston

547

537

552

1636

5

A F FS

Karen Stewart

516

515

554

1585

1

A M FSL

Bob Gentry

517

508

556

1581

61

A M FS

Curtis Campisi

477

489

554

1520

3

V M BHFS

Laney Bisbee

494

472

552

1518

1

A M BB

Bubba Bateman

478

476

550

1504

1

V M BB

Frank Burdi

481

469

542

1492

1

V M BHFSL

Frank Smith

488

469

532

1489

1

V M FSLR

David Wearne

464

473

540

1477

1

V M FSL

Oliver Austin

441

476

540

1457

1

V F BHFS

Karen Keating

454

452

550

1456

1

A F BHFSL

Kelly Eagleton

434

466

532

1432

1

A M Trad

Alan Eagleton

455

439

518

1412

2

V F BHFS

Sue Bisbee

434

434

526

1394

1

V M BH

Gary Burns

444

450

498

1392

17

V M FS

Robert Deston

433

376

522

1331

18

V M FS

Frederick Meeker

406

404

508

1318

1

V F BHFSL

Lana Lynde

375

388

528

1291

3

A F BHFSL

Sandy Pettitt

369

401

514

1284

2

V M BH

Dave Baxter

377

369

488

1234

1

V F FSLR

Lynn Walter

349

345

472

1166

2

A F LB - B

Christine Skubish

266

231

376

873

9

A M BH

Michael Pierce

407

385

0

792

3

A F LB - B

Renae Skubish

196

215

310

721

7

V M LB

Richard Doria Jr

121

144

270

535

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WORLD FIELD FAST FACTS

533 25 12 3 3 7

Shooters participated

(most from Australia and New Zealand)

USA Shooters participated 1st place awards 2nd place awards 3rd place awards did not place in top three

2016 Adult Compound Academy This is event was perfect in every way. The NFAA facility is a welloiled machine. The extreme weather added much more to the overall experience. I would not be surprised if your next academy is an immediate sellout. Thank you for a wonderful weekend.

-Demetrius Marscarenas, Chicago, IL For anyone who really wants to learn, this academy can benefit beginners to more advanced shooters. I had a blast and learned a lot!

Twenty-five archers participated in the first-ever NFAA High Performance Adult Compound Academy, held in conjunction with the NFAA Outdoor Target Nationals. Hosted at the NFAA Easton Yankton Archery Center, the 3-day academy covered all facets of archery competition; including tournament preparation, training and conditioning, shot cycle and equipment set up. Professional archers Paige Gore, Paul Tedford, Braden Gellenthien and Chuck Cooley assisted in 1-on-1 training and video analysis with all participants.

“This was a great spin-off from our Youth Compound Academies,” commented NFAA President, Bruce Cull. “Whether it’s someone that is working towards the pro division or someone that just wants to tweak their form, there is definitely a need at all ages for high performance coaching.”

2017 ACADEMY DATES WILL BE ANNOUNCED SOON!

–Kevin Frias, Aimes, IA I highly recommend the High Performance Academy. I came away with a wealth of knowledge that I know will help me tremendously. I recently got back into shooting after a 10-year injury.

I started this academy on Friday and on Saturday I shot a personal best on the 900 round. I really loved the video analysis of my shot process and how I could improve some aspects of it to make me more accurate. I am glad to part of this great group of people!

–Vernon Hess, Burlingon, KS

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Service Pins

It is with sincere appreciation that we recognize the following members for their continued support of the National Field Archery Association.

RUDY FOLDS

First Name

55 YEARS

I got into archery when I was young due to Howard Hill. He was the best archer and killed everything on four legs. When I was 12 years old, I saw a short film that showed him hitting a tree stump over a tall hill. I also saw him hit a mountain lion in a tree.

Before the lion could even hit the ground, he had another arrow in his chest. I had the opportunity to meet my hero in California and it was beyond great! They were having a tournament in Los Angeles, I was in the Marine Corps at the time and was able to meet him and explain that he was the reason I was in archery.

Archery is the place for the people, the friendliest and most honest people you will ever meet. If you are in archery you will never meet a stranger. I’ve met people from the East Coast to the West Coast, Australia, New Zealand, and Okinawa Japan, among many places. I’ve been all around meeting new archery friends.

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I was an official at the Las Vegas Shoot for thirteen years. Archery has been my life, besides the Marine Corps. I was at Camp Pendleton and got the mission to get a club together. They gave me land to build the range. I hope it still exists, even though I’m sure it’s changed. I enjoyed introducing archery to my fellow Marines. In 1958, I met a guy named Robert Ragsdale in the Marine Corps. I introduced him to archery and took him to his first tournament, an indoor shoot at Balboa Park.

Rudy is 91 years old and resides in Vista, California.

65 YEARS Robert Robert Douglas 60 YEARS June 55 YEARS William Rudy Monty Gordon T.c.

Gary Jerry 50 YEARS Paul Earle Iii Florence Jerry Robert Dean Paul Lyn Channon Jan R. Al Skip Donna Shirley Van James John 45 YEARS Sherman Keith Charley Burkey H.(pete) Lucian Tom Michael Frank Leonard Guy Bev Don Denzel Donald Burt Linda Richard Tom Jim Clyde Jerry Mark James Ben Ronald Ruby Billy Barry Clayton Marilyn Dana 40 YEARS Joan Howard Bob Bruce Barry Richard Hazel Ann James Gerald “Butch” G. Merrill Connie

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TC PARKER

55 YEARS

TC Parker has been an archer and bowhunter since his childhood, having been introduced to the sport by his father in 1940. Casual arrow flinging turned to serious aiming when he was given the responsibility of maintaining his equipment, including finding and repairing his arrows.

TC became involved in organized archery during his teen years, joining the local club Grays Harbor Bowmen. He helped the Club build a field range in 1952, and has returned to help maintain that range.

He is a life member of NFAA, Washington State Archery Association, and Grays Harbor Bowmen.

During his Marine Corps career (and subsequently following his wife through her US Navy service) he found archery to be a very portable sport. It requires minimal personal equipment or infrastructure - just a bow, some arrows and a target butt. Everywhere he was assigned there was already an archery range nearby, if not, he helped to build one. TC and Linda even chartered Armed

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Forces Archers in Guam in 1981 and built a seven-lane range where they could shoot all the field distances by going twice around the course.

A couple items of advice TC would pass on to new archers: Join a club. Use the range for practice and participate in the competitions. Even if you’ve got a spot to shoot in your yard or in the woods, the peer pressure and support of shooting with others will make you a better archer. And your club needs your support to stay in existence.

Compete. Don’t wait until you are “good enough”. If your arrows go generally where they are pointed, you are already good enough to participate. If only those few people who have a chance to win attend a competition, the course would be an empty place.

50 YEARS

It’s hard to believe that as I look back over the last fifty years as a member of the NFAA, my love of archery has never wavered. Being drawn to archery at the age of ten, “Robin Hood” only adding fuel to my fire; my lifelong path of adventure began. Along the way I have met many wonderful people through my membership and participation in the NFAA that have shared my love of the sport. My most memorable and favorite tournament was held in Watkins Glen, New York.

A source of great pride was my involvement in the merging of two archery clubs.

Around 1990, the Robertsville Archers and the Watchung Bowmen merged into the Wa-Xo-Be archers for the sole purpose of constructing an indoor range.

What is now one of the finest in New Jersey, our indoor range offers activities ranging from shooting lessons, leagues and sponsorship of a youth program, to providing a place for the physically challenged to utilize our facilities to learn this amazing sport.

BILL BROWN

55 YEARS

William D. “Bill” Brown, Sr. and his wife, Emma Gene Brown, started shooting archery in 1957 in Shreveport, LA. They joined the NFAA/LFAA in 1957.

Bill won his first Louisiana State Championship in 1972 and has captured the top spot several times throughout the years. During his earlier years, he was also an active bowhunter.

Bill and Emma Brown have been active members of Red River Bowmen Archery Club since 1956. Both have been officers through the years and continue to support all archery in the area. Archery has been a family sport for the Browns, with their three children participating over the years.

a restrictive leg brace, sitting on a stool and now from a wheelchair.

Bill recently shot in the 2016 Louisiana Senior Olympic Games for Archery in the Compound Release Class Age 80-84 and won with a score of 810. This was his first event to compete from the wheelchair.

Bill celebrated his 81st birthday Oct. 1, 2016. To quote him “I am going to shoot as long as I can pull the bow back.”

Despite health setbacks, Bill has continued to participate in the sport he loves. His passion for the sport has contributed to his determination to not give up. In May 2016, Bill had his left leg amputated after nine years of battling a severe infection that occurred during knee replacement.

During the past few years he has shot with

JERRY STINER

55 YEARS

When I started archery in 1960, I somehow got an NFAA magazine and I ended up joining it then. No one around my area knew anything about archery then. I’ve done it ever since and I still enjoy it. I shot competitively until 2006 but I still participate in bowhunting.

I have always shot barebow and finished 3rd at the Indiana State Outdoor Championships in 1963. I set a hunter record at that same tournament, but I don’t think that lasted very long. I still work on equipment and I’ll help anybody that wants to know anything about archery.

Archery has changed so much since I started, especially with the compound.

Boy there’s some good shooters now, truly amazing!

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GARY SIMONDS

55 YEARS

With the help of my parents I bought my first commercially built bow in 1950. The bow was a lemon wood- longbow, it was purchased second hand and came with several feather fletched wooden arrows.

From the next day forward, my favorite recreation was archery.

Junior high school was the first time that I actually shot competitively, first in archery class and later in 1955 when I joined Beloit Field Archers, our local archery club. I joined the NFAA in 1956 or 1957 and I enjoyed competing in local tournaments until the end of high school in 1959. My NFAA membership expired while I was in the Navy but I took up archery again in 1962 after completing my active service.

Beginning in 1962, I worked the next 17 years in the paper industry. I worked in various engineering departments of the largest paper machinery manufacture in the U.S. I attended college part-time while working and by 1969 I received my engineering degree. While working at the main plant I would shoot archery locally. As a product development, startup / troubleshooting engineer I had my share of travel. Occasionally when I suspected that my travel might take me near an archery facility or range, part of my luggage would be my arrows and a three-piece Hoyt takedown bow.

There is little doubt that the advent of the compound bow in 1967 became a game changer for the archery industry in many ways, but for me it was also personal. Largely through the efforts of Tom Jennings and other early compound manufactures the compound bow received rather rapid consumer and NFAA acceptance. This acceptance led to engineering and automated manufacturing gaining a much stronger position in the archery industry.

an offer from a large archery company. In 1979 I left the paper industry and joined Bear Archery’s research and development department. I was with Bear Archery for the next 20 years. Eighteen of those years I was vice president of their research and product development. During that time my shooting continued, even though it became less competitive, it still remained a source of relaxation and enjoyment.

In 1999 I moved on to Mathews Archery.

Today I work for Mathews as an Engineering and Intellectual Property manager. As such I have a fully equipped off-site R&D facility with direct communication to the main manufacturing plant.

As long as I feel that I can contribute, I will continue to work. As a member of the NFAA, a life member of the FFAA and a member of the Gator Bowmen there are still a lot of arrows to be shot. The best advice I ever received was: “Find a Job doing what you love and you will never have to work a day in your life.” I believe I did just that.

I owe a great debt of gratitude for all of the friendships and acquaintances made over the years at local shoots and national tournaments, hunting camps, as well as all of those in the archery industry that I have had the pleasure to work with and learn from over the years.

By the late 70’s a number of larger archery companies were producing compound bows as a major portion of their product offerings. During that same time frame, I used my free time to investigate and look deeper into the compound bow concept.

This included rather in-depth testing and experimentation that resulted in some extra work as an archery consultant.

In 1978 some of the archery consultant work that I had done previously led to scores, tournament info and more at www.nfaausa.com 17

EARLE BATEMAN III

50 YEARS

This year I received 50-year pins, 1 for Flo 1 for me. I was fortunate to have my wife Flo put up with me for 56 years, even though she said I had too many hobbies (31 to be exact). Flo was a good archer and still holds a state record in the bowhunter division. She passed away at 75 on 11/19/15.

Archery provided many good times for our family. Together we hunted, shot competition, taught archery and participated in many archery events. In our family, 17 of 19 shoot bows including the 5 great grand children. One hold out was my age and his many years gun hunting gave him bad habits. The other, a high school English teacher, is either too lazy or too smart.

My introduction to archery was when my uncle gave me a 70 lb. recurve tipped wood bow in 1949. He had made it Panama during the war where he worked building U.S. Pt. boats. He told me stories about hunting in the jungle that got me excited to bow hunt. He moved to Montana when I was 14. I was not able to pull the bow back until I was in high school and when I did it broke.

I met and married my wife while in the service. I got out in 1960 and we moved to the Houston area in Texas. I didn’t become an archer until 1961 when Bob, a friend at work, asked me to go to the range to shoot on a Sunday afternoon. I told him I didn’t have a rifle. He said that was okay he wanted to go to an archery range. We shot a Wing recurve with wood arrows. That was my first trip to a field archery range but certainly not my last.

That Wing bow became my 2nd bow and it shot many arrows.

We had around 30 archers where I worked and I was chosen to order supplies to build 3,000 wooden arrows. From there, I started selling arrows. Not long after, people started asking me about bows.

In 1964, I opened Earle’s Archery Shop.

I tell a big story, as my mother would have called it, about asking my wife if she wanted a bow. She said she wanted a new dress instead. After 3 years with no new dress she finally took the bow. My family became active in the Baytown Bowhunting Club in 1963. The Baytown club had about 100 members. During the sixties I became president of our club and the bowhunting vice president of Texas Field Archery 18 ARCHERY MAGAZINE

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Association. I served both positions until about 1970 when I went into archery full time. In the early seventies, Flo and I opened Archery Sports a full time pro shop in Pasadena. We offered target & bow hunter leagues, archery lessons, and a youth program. We outfitted and taught hundreds of archers to shoot.

With the help of Mitch Vanya, who worked at NASA, we began manufacturing archery accessories at E. W. Bateman & Co. in Pasadena, TX. In 1981, we sold the retail part of the business and moved E. W. Bateman & Co. to present location at Canyon Lake, TX. Archers Haven Field Archery Range, which was named by my wife, uses the property for our club. One of our buildings has an indoor shooting area, so we never have to go far to shoot.

I have learned that some days you are able to shoot good arrows, good groups and every thing works. Other times, you may not shoot so well. Not many people win all the time, so always try to be a good sport. The best reward for me is the pleasure to meet, shoot with and get to know so many archers. Whether you are a beginner or advanced archer, my advice is to set your goals, work on form and the basics of archery and continue to do so as long as you shoot. When you practice, work on shooting every arrow as well as you can. Never substitute quantity for quality. In 1977, Fred Bear told me that if he shot too many arrows he would be only be practicing his bad habits. Being 79, I can relate to that. I learned to shoot by spending hours shooting at home and on the range, setting my goals higher as I got better. Do not give up on your shooting. All of us were new to archery at some point.

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ROBERT BITNER

65 YEARS

Robert M. (Bob) Bitner was introduced to archery at age of 14 by his Scoutmaster, Art Simpson. He directed Bob to an archery shop in downtown Chicago, where his first bow was purchased in September 1951. His first bow was a Bear bow with aluminum laminate in the limbs.

The shop was owned by George Leavitt.

Early on, Mr. Simpson was also his archery coach.

Among his first coaches were Bill Perry and Ed Hintz, members of Gage Park Archery Club, who were instrumental in his early training. Right from the beginning, he shot lots of local competitions as an Intermediate recurve shooter. Frequently his indoor scores were higher than the adult men. By the Illinois Field/Hunter championship that year, he moved up to the adult division and won that tournament. The field/hunter round at that time was all unmarked.

Bob joined the NFAA in 1951. He joined the PAA in 1962 as one of the original members.

In 1958, he shot the first money shoot in Grayling, MI, it was sponsored by Bear Archery. He placed 2nd. The money shoot was held after the NFAA Field Nationals also held in Grayling, MI where he placed 7th (highest attendance ever at 1460 shooters).

Also in 1958, Bob won the NAA Target Nationals in the Senior Division – started the tournament as a 20 year old and turned 21 on the final day of completion.

During the tournament, he broke five records: Single York, Double York (by 100 points exactly), the 100 yard distance, 80 yard distance, and Grand Total. He also had one miss at 60 yards. At that time, he was the youngest winner of the tournament. He still has the scorecard.

In 1967, Bob shot the first-ever 300 recorded at a major indoor tournament at the Las Vegas Open (The Vegas Shoot).

He was shooting a Golden Eagle bow made by Root Archery. This was his first time ever shooting a perfect score. At the time, he was a bowyer for Root.

In the early/mid-70s, Bob was president of the Michigan Archers Association for four years. It was during the controversial time of releases and compounds being introduced.

In 1984, both Bob and his wife Carol worked at the Olympics held in Los Angeles, CA. He was also accepted to work the 1996 Olympics in Atlanta, GA, but events made it impossible to participate.

In 1988, Bob was the NFAA Pro Representative.

In 1994, Bob was hired by Mr. Spigarelli to travel to Italy, where he spent eight days helping them learn compound bow tuning and set up. He was referred to Spigarelli by Dave Barnsdale.

Bob shot against pistol shooters three times: Arkansas, where he beat all the state police shooters scores; the team did not. He also was on teams at Mid-Michee Bowmen, and Big Rapids, both located in Michigan.

Bob taught the NFAA Coaches classes in Darrington, WA. Bob is a life member of the following archery organizations: • Columbus Park Archery Club, Chicago, IL area • Mecosta County Rod & Gun Club, located in MI • Mid-Michee Bowmen archery club, located in Midland, MI • Michigan Archers Association • NFAA Archery companies he has worked for include: Root Archery (2X), Ben Pearson, Hoyt, Bear Archery (2X), Barnett International. Following that, he had his own bowstring business from 1991 to 2009.

Since 2000, he has been involved in archery organizations at state, association, and club levels - as a club rep, association rep, been on committees at state level, and club board of directors.

Some bits of shooting advice he would give: No tournament is over until the last arrow is in the target and scored.

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Shoot the tournament same as you shoot in practice.

In practice, shoot form, unconsciously shoot arrows.

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Have fun.

Some key memorable moments in his NFAA years: Shooting in the first Bear money shoot in Grayling, MI in 1958 after qualifying in the 1958 NFAA nationals. 1460 archers participated in those nationals.

Got to meet and shoot with Rube Powell, 5 time NFAA champion.

Won the 1954 Illinois State NFAA field championship in the Mens Division as a 16-year-old.

Started dating fellow archer Carol Bergeron at the NFAA field Nationals in 1978 in Aurora, IL, and have been married to her since December 1978.

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JAMES THURMAN

50 YEARS

I have been fortunate to be a member of the NFAA for the past 50 years, joining in 1965. I have been asked several times ‘why have you stayed in the NFAA for all these years?’ and the answer is simple. I have always loved field archery and the passion at age 74 years of age is still there, but most of all it is the friends that I have made over the years.

I have seen many changes to the sport of field archery during my 50 years of shooting from the recurve bows and shooting with finger tabs to release aids, compound bows with eccentric wheels, to compound bows with cams, improvement in arrows from wood, to fiberglass, aluminum, carbon composite. Better limbs on the bows from long axle-to-axle to short axleto-axle bows, twin cams, single cams, and hybrid cams that resulted in faster bows.

The archery industry also has made better bow sights, scopes, arrow rests, stabilizers and bow string materials. All these things have made life for an archer a lot better.

I started shooting at six years old with a homemade bow and the desire to shoot never left me. I moved to Kingsport, Tennessee in 1963 and went to a local sport shop. There was a rack of bows, and as I was looking at the bows a sales clerk asked me if I would like to try one. The excitement began to take over and that

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day at the sport shop began my history of shooting. I bought a Bear Tameline 34 pounds, 69” long, a dozen arrows, quiver, arm guard and a finger tab. I met Bill McConnell at the sport shop and as I was purchasing my first real bow he invited me to the local archery club. Bill became my mentor, teaching me the fundamentals of shooting. I began shooting freestyle and several months later I entered in a local indoor tournament. Shooting in my first tournament in 1965, I was able to shoot a 283 and win in the beginner’s class. I went on to compete in too many tournaments to count, including 25 NFAA Outdoor National Field Championships.

I graduated from the beginner’s class to the NFAA Professional Division and competed in as a pro for 32 years. I still attend tournaments in the Master Senior division.

50 YEARS

Ralph Edward Marten, known as Ed Marten, first joined the National Field Archery Association in 1960. At the time, Ed was living in Guthrie Center, IA where he shot at the local archery club with his friends in the back of the town’s hardware store. Ed had been shooting for 5 years when he decided to take his shooting to the next level. At just 19 years old, Ed, along with a group of his friends, decided to shoot the National Field Tournament in Grayling, MI. It was at this tournament that they only had 3 archers in their group and recruited Doug Easton to be their fourth!

Over the years, Ed competed at the National level in multiple Indoor National Championships and Outdoor National

Championships. Ed stayed active in competitive archery until 2013, when he went blind in his right eye. Even though Ed no longer competes, he has still stayed a member of the NFAA to reach one of his lifetime goals: to be a member of the NFAA for 50 consecutive years.

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By Terry Wunderle

GETTING OVER

TARGET PANIC Target panic affects most archers at some point during their archery “careers.”

This unwanted hurdle can produce premature movement in the bow arm or even hamper the archer from getting the pin on the target. It is manifested when negative thoughts take over the thinking process as a shot is executed. When the archer becomes more concerned about missing, the target panic becomes greater and controls the situation.

If target panic is affecting your shooting, the best way to overcome the problem is to change your thinking process.

Quit putting the emphasis on aiming or hitting the 10-ring and place it on what you can control, which is shooting a shot with good form. If you do that and maintain steady pressure at the target with the bow arm, the arrow will find its mark. You have to learn to trust your form and put less focus on aiming.

Over-aiming and placing too much emphasis on aiming is the root cause for the dilemma. As the pin is placed on the dot, the brain is giving you the green light to shoot. When it drifts off, it gives you a red light not to shoot. The starting and stopping of the shot process alters your form, causing increased pin movement that magnifies the problem. When you place extra emphasis on aiming, you lose forward pressure with the bow arm, resulting in additional pin movement.

To prove this process works, place a fivespot target at 30 yards. Shoot 15 shots with the emphasis on aiming and record your score. Then shoot another 15 shots, but this time concentrate on executing good form while the pin is floating.

Comparison of the scores will tell you where your thinking should belong.

If you are suffering from a bad case of target panic, go to a blank practice bale and shoot at 10 yards while using CONTINUED ON PAGE 24...

50 YEARS

Being in archery for 50 years, Dean has seen it grow from the longbow recurve to today’s compound. Dean started archery as a bowhunter. In his early years, he spent most of archery time in the woods instead of at the range. The little time he did spend at the range was shooting 3D animals. Dean has also been involved in Pope and Young as an official measurer for over 40 years.

Dean went on to compete in multiple NFAA tournaments. His favorite NFAA memory was winning the Washington State Bowhunters Championship in 1968.

He also met his wife through archery.

She doesn’t participate anymore, because 8 years ago she tripped and fell while shooting. In an attempt to save her bow, she broke both elbows!

Dean’s advice to new shooters is there is a lot that you can learn from participating in the NFAA. They broaden your horizons and allow you to see all aspects of archery: 3D, indoor, outdoor, field and much more!

FOR MORE OF TERRY’S SHOOTING TIPS IN HIS BOOK, ARCHERY: THINK AND SHOOT LIKE A CHAMPION, FOUND AT wunderlearchery.com

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Coach’s Corner © BERNIE PELLERITE

The following are excerpts from Idiot Proof Answers to Archery’s Most Asked Questions by Bernie Pellerite.

From the author: “When I decided to write this second book, I felt that it should be completely different from the first. To determine what most people wanted to hear, we took questions for over a year from the internet and from past seminars and shooter’s schools. Then we selected the top 275 from over 500 questions we had compiled.

In this follow-up book to Idiot Proof Archery, we tried not to duplicate the material covered in the first book. So, most of Idiot Proof Answers is brand new material with new pictures and there is much more technical information in this book than in the first.

The chapters include the following: Equipment, which includes bows, tuning, strings, peep sights, sights, rests, stabilizers, releases and arrows. Also Form, Aiming, Mental, Target Panic, Back Tension, Practice, Tournaments and Hunting. This article is a selection of questions and answers from the Bow Equipment chapter.

For beginners, what do you need to know for picking the best release?

Beginners should be aware that there are dozens and dozens of different types of releases, most of which are marketed through discount stores that appeal to beginners’ limited pocketbook and limited knowledge. Unfortunately, starting out with a poorly made or inexpensive release may form habits that you will regret later, such as target panic and punching the trigger. Therefore, it is important to understand what makes a good release different from a bad release. It’s usually about trigger and trigger-travel. A good release has no perceivable movement in the trigger. A cheap release can have ¼ inch of travel before the release fires.

Unfortunately, for beginners this sets up bad habits. As the trigger starts to depress and starts to travel, the receptors in the end of the fingers telegraph to the brain “Here it comes! Get ready! Here it comes!” Basically, it warns the conscious mind when the shot is about to go off, spoiling the surprise release and causing the brain to concentrate on the trigger 22 ARCHERY MAGAZINE

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and grabbing the bow handle instead of concentrating on the target. Therefore, find a release that has zero trigger travel, or very close to that. You’ll be much better off. INSERT 8.97.A Caption: Starting out with an inexpensive release that has a lot of trigger travel may form habits that you will regret later.

The Scott Mongoose is an example of a release that has no perceivable movement in the trigger.

What’s the difference between dual caliper, single caliper and hook releases? I know they’re different, but are there advantages to one over the other?

Dual caliper releases were the first to be invented, as far as wrist strap releases go. Bill Scott of Scott Archery invented single jaw caliper and Scott still holds the patent. Hook releases have been around for years, also. There are major differences between these releases, but in general the dual caliper can let go of the string on the left jaw, or the right jaw or in the center. The single jaw caliper, which is my favorite, has a bias on it, which means it forces the string over to one side and the string has to come off the straight part of the jaw every single time. A modern hook release also lets go of the string more consistently, but in slow motion, the hook has to move out of the way. There is more string oscillation, however slight, but it is consistent on every shot. So, my favorite, at least for hunting, would be the single jaw caliper over the dual caliper, and then the hook release for target.

Single jaw caliper release.

Hook or hinge release.

I’ve heard that some pros punch their releases and win, so why shouldn’t the rest of us be able to also?

There are a number of Pros that “control punch”, but they really don’t punch the trigger; they squeeze it. They shoot it like a rifle; hold on target, (put the pin on top of the target and hold it there) then squeeze the trigger. The key to being able to do this is not superior concentration, which most of them DO have, but BEING ABLE to hold the pin ON TARGET. This is impossible for 99% of all archers, for one reason or another.

Therefore, the only way to win for most is to subconsciously pull and consciously immerse (mentally) into the exact center of the target – not the pin, letting the pin float. It will go where you concentrate.

Looking at the pin instead of the target (for most shooters) will cause drive-bys, snap shooting, flinching and/or freezing … all forms of TARGET PANIC. After watching 2,700 laser sight pictures in my shooter’s school for 20 years, only 3 could keep the laser in the X-ring for more than 2 seconds; all 3 were top Pros.

Dual jaw caliper release.

Top pros are able to hold their sight in the center.

What is proper trigger pressure and travel for thumb triggers and caliper releases?

For most personalities, trigger pressure on thumb triggers and calipers need to be heavy – in excess of 2 pounds; the heavier the better. However, not every release is capable of those settings.

Furthermore, there should be absolutely NO perceivable trigger travel. Really light or “hairy” triggers and excessive trigger-travel are two of the main causes of target panic. If you set your trigger as heavy as possible, you won’t have a fear of setting it off prematurely. On a caliper, you should be able to put your finger on the trigger, squeeze off about half of the pressure, then “tow” it back with your elbow (no finger movement!) until the release fires.

On a thumb trigger release, it can be a little more difficult. You need to reach full draw with the thumb trigger right in the crease of the thumb, where the thumb meets the palm of the hand.

Apply pressure with the inside part of the thumb, not with the tip of the thumb.

Relax the hand and, as you pull straight back using back muscles to pull the elbow rearward, the hand will start to collapse around the trigger. Just like the index finger release, the thumb trigger needs to be preloaded about half of its pressure; otherwise it won’t go off.

You need to practice this on an empty bale until you discover (and master) the right amount of preload it takes for this particular release, so when you start pulling with your back, the release goes off after about 3 or 4 seconds.

The Scott Mongoose is one of the few caliper-types that allows good trigger pressure with zero perceivable movement of the trigger. Whether you’re using a thumb trigger or caliper, the most important part – after being able to set a trigger to a heavy setting – is to have no perceivable movement. Any perceivable movement or slip in the trigger before it fires the release will warn the conscious mind, making it impossible to aim while you’re thinking about that trigger movement. Trigger travel causes the brain to anticipate the shot and will start you down the road to target panic.

It is also important as to where you place your finger or your thumb on the trigger.

Try to put it in the crease, away from the pad of the finger or thumb. The tactile receptors on the pad of the finger or

thumb send messages to the brain about movement in the trigger, thus distracting you from conscious aiming.

If you set your trigger as heavy as possible, you won’t have a fear of setting it off prematurely.

On a thumb trigger, you should apply pressure with the inside part of the thumb, not with the tip of the thumb.

Why does my point of impact change when changing from a wrist-strap release to a hand-held release?

The way that wrist strap releases are fired and the way handheld releases are fired – if you’re talking about a hinge release – are two different applications. First, your anchor changes; on a wrist strap release, the palm is usually facing down. On a hand-held, the palm of the hand is usually facing outward to some degree. Secondly, the elbow pulls straight back on a wrist strap release (or not at all if you punch it).

In handheld releases or hinge releases, the elbow should rotate up and behind the head. So, there will be some slight variances left and right in impact points between these two types of releases.

Finally, there could be differences in impact points because of the difference in how the release lets go of the string, due to the dynamics of the shot and the string amplitude that each imparts.

I’m a right-handed shooter, shooting an aggressive 2-cam bow that has a twoprong rest. I shoot a Concho-style release and carbon arrows. When I paper test, I get a 2” left tear, no matter what I do.

How do I correct this?

It could be one of many things, but most likely it’s caused by the Concho release.

Concho releases cause the wrist to bend at anchor. Upon execution, instead of a straight wrist coming straight back, the bent wrist recoils, causing string torque.

You might try switching to any kind of wrist strap release or handheld release that allows the wrist to be straight and relaxed at full draw. Frequently, paper tears are not caused by your un-tuned equipment such as, rest, timing, nock set, center shot, arrows etc. but by flaws in your shooting form. Another cause could be that you may be introducing bow hand torque into the shot. Putting more or less hand in the bow until you find a torquefree hand position can eliminate this.

Concho-style release.

When shooting a Concho release the wrist is bent which can cause unwanted torque.

Does a hand-held release improve your form over a strap release?

A hand release facilitates a closed fist at anchor, which keeps the wrist straight and gives a solid bone-to-bone contact between the knuckles and the jawbone.

As a result, it gives a perceivable, more solid anchor. But does it improve your form? That will really depend on the archer and whether or not he has good form to start with.

On handheld and wrist strap releases, there are differences in anchor and the direction that the elbow moves.

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What can I do to keep myself from punching the trigger?

Hand-held releases usually keep the wrist straight and gives a solid bone-to-bone anchor between the knuckles and the jawbone.

What are the differences between shooting a thumb barrel release such as a Carter or Tru-ball vs. a hinge or spike release?

Thumb triggers, for the most part, have to be activated by pushing the elbow straight back against the wall of the bow, collapsing the hand around the thumb barrel, or relaxing the rest of the hand while the thumb maintains a hooked position, allowing the release to creep or slip forward, firing the release. A hinge release or spike release, however, requires rotation of the elbow up and behind the head, as opposed to pushing straight back with the elbow. This rotates the handle, causing the hook to slip off the cam.

Hinge releases should be activated by moving the elbow up and behind the head at a 45° angle.

Hinge releases should be activated by moving the elbow up and behind the head at a 45° angle.

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Find a release that has no perceivable movement in the trigger. Here’s the test: Close your eyes and squeeze the trigger really, really slow. If you can feel the trigger move, that is not the release for you. The Scott Mongoose and some other manufacturers have very good triggers in this respect, but beware of any release that you can feel the trigger move while under load.

You want to set the trigger heavy. No “hair” triggers! Hair triggers are the number one reason for target panic.

When you have the trigger heavy, you can be confident in putting your finger on the trigger without setting it off.

Punching the trigger can come from being afraid of putting your finger on the trigger because it’s too light, or because of “drive-by” shootings, which is a form of target panic. Practice on an empty bale with the heavy trigger.

Squeeze off what you think is ½ of the trigger pressure. (If the heavy trigger is 4 pounds, try to squeeze off 2 pounds.

This will take some practice to figure out what “half” is with your particular release.) Now, once you think you have squeezed off half, STOP. Don’t move your finger anymore. Now start “towing” the release back with your back muscle, moving your elbow straight rearward. Be sure your wrist is straight and relaxed, not humped up. If you relax your wrist, the wrist should slip back very slightly through the wrist strap, maybe ⅛ inch.

When this happens, the index (trigger) finger will tow the trigger back, setting off the release. This should give you a very clean release with no anticipation.

If you use your back muscle to trigger the release, you will be freed up to do nothing but AIM. When you punch, your brain commands your finger to move NOW! If your brain is telling your finger when to move, it is not aiming! Your eyes are on the target, but your mind is on your trigger.

Try this for several weeks, 5 yards away on an empty bale to defeat the urge to punch the trigger and learn how to set off your release the proper way – subconsciously. When you go back to shooting at a target, go back gradually.

Shoot several days at 7 yards, then several days at 10 yards, etc. until you are back at 20 yards. Also, when you are aiming at a target, look at the

target, not the pin or dot in your scope. Punching usually comes from looking at the pin and trying to hold it exactly on the target. Because it’s nearly impossible to hold a pin steady on a target for any length of time, the aiming time gets shorter and shorter, until you punch it as it goes by, which then becomes a “drive by”. You are looking at a moving pin and trying to put it on a target. Try it the other way; look at the target – which is stationary – instead of the pin, concentrate on it and surprisingly, the pin will go to the center of that target.

Set the trigger as heavy as possible, squeeze of half of the trigger pressure, then “tow” it back with your elbow and back muscles.

This chapter was about release aids. In the next issue, I will be answering more questions dealing with release aids.

Each issue will have more questions and answers from other chapters.

Stay tuned! If you can’t wait, you can purchase this hardcover book for $34.95 from Robinhood Videos at (614) 322-1038 or www.robinhoodvideos.com. NFAA members; you can get it for $29.95 if you CALL to order and mention this article.

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your best form. Talk yourself through the shot process following a few simple steps. Make sure the bow arm maintains steady pressure at the target. Once you commit to the execution, try to get rid of the arrow in one second and not over two. Continue this procedure until you become comfortable with the execution. Now put up a target at 10 yards and repeat the routine. Make sure your emphasis and concentration is on perfect form execution. When this is mastered, proceed to shoot at twenty yards with the same mental process.

Since target panic is caused by the way you think, change your thought pattern to what you can control, which is shooting perfect form.

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Field Ernest Mccormick Donald Stevens Shawn Bright Jeffery Howard Kyle Howard Justin Mclain Caleb Wesaw Ben Kajzer Jim Scharlau Jonas Lumayag Kaydence Stevens Timothy Kristopher Nicole Stockton Steven Robinson Dick Hanlon Doug Grade Larry Martin Walt Moyer Karl Nelson Clayton Venne Michael Clary Sr Don Will Jerry Grabman Adam Gibson Lee Gibbs Sam Conklin Travis Johnson Brenda Dixon Terry Taylor Kim Duke Cyndee Wilkinson Kenny Kays Roger Sadler John Terre Chuck Smith Steve Stover Mark Venne Jeffery Dumke Jim Moschetz Sean Mckenty David Maich Eric Cornelius Carl Vandusen Jesse Philpot David Mills Don Wilkinson Joe Kapp

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283 288 287 287 284 282 284 284 282 281 278 288

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02/20/2017 Saturday:1:00 pm & 5:00 pm Sunday: 1:00 pm & 5:00 pm Best Western 4936 Kaylee Dr. Gas City In 765-998-2331 Super 8 5172 Kaylee Dr Gas City In 765-998-6800

perrysarcherycenter@gmail.com Makes Checks Payable to host Club

KISHWAUKEE ARCHERS 28250 Lukens Rd Sycamore, Il 60178

Send Registration:

Nancy Zorn 2 S. 350 Williams Rd Warrenville, IL,60555

Pre-Registration Deadline: Schedule: Motels:

02/24/2017 Saturday 10:00 am & 1:00 pm line Sunday TBD Holiday Inn Express. 1935 DeKalb Ave. Sycamore, IL 888-350-5821 Quality Inn 1475 Peace Rd Sycamore, IL 866-611-6769 America’s Best Value Inn 1860 DeKalb Ave. Sycamore IL. 815-899-6500

102 N. Smith St Hartford City In. 47348 From the intersection St Rd 3 & St Rd 26 Go West on 26 ¼ mile to Smith Rd North 1 block

Baymont Inn and Suites 317-865-0100 Red Roof Inn 317-887-1515 Candlewood Suites 317-882-4300 Hilton Garden Inn 317-888-4814

From l-88, exit Peace Rd north to Lukens Rd, turn left, range1/4 mile On right side of road

PERRY’S ARCHERY CENTER

Directions to Range:

Saturday 9:00 am & 1:00 pm Sunday 9:00 am & 1:00 pm

Directions to Range:

INDIANA LOCATIONS Hosting Club:

02/20/2017

ILLINOIS LOCATIONS

2017 GREAT LAKES INDOOR SECTIONAL - FEBRUARY 25 & 26, 2017

Range Location:

Tim Shinkle 317-881-7446 1010 South SR 135 Greenwood In 46143

Miscellaneous Info:

Food available at range Makes Checks Payable to host Club

Hosting Club:

BUCKSKIN LEGACY

Range Location:

13984 E 1425th Ave Robinson, IL 62454

Directions to Range:

4 miles NE of Robinson in town in town of Trimble between St Hwy 1 and Trimble Rd

Send Registration:

Buckskin Legacy 13984 E 1425th Ave, Robinson, IL 62454

Pre-Registration Deadline:

02/23/2017

Schedule:

Saturday 2:00 pm (10:00 am if needed) Sunday 10:00 am (1:30 pm if needed)

Motels:

County View Inn 100 Abraham Lincoln (W Main) Robinson 618-544-4222

perrysarcherycenter@gmail.com

Miscellaneous Info:

Makes Checks Payable to host Club

Best Western 1500 W Main Robinson 618-544-8448

Hosting Club:

THE OUTDOORSMAN SPORT SHOP

Arvin Motel 2147 E Main Robinson 618-544-2143

Range Location: Directions to Range:

1010 South SR 135 Greenwood In 46143 ¼ mile south of Smith Valley Rd on St Rd 135 in Greenwood

Add ‘l Contacts: Miscellaneous Info:

buckskin5@joink.com 618-563-4648 Indiana Shooters Welcome 1 mile from St line Makes Checks Payable to host Club

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SECTIONAL NEWS | GREAT LAKES • MID-ATLANTIC WISCONSIN LOCATIONA Hosting Club: Range Location:

LA CROSSE ARCHERY 1231 Oak Forest Dr. Onalaska 54650

Directions to Range:

From I-90 Take exit #3 to Onalaska, at the light take a right onto Oak forest Dr., next 2 stop sign The La Crosse Archery 3 doors East of Harley Davidson’s

Send Registration:

La Crosse Archery 1231 Oak Forest Dr. Onalaska Onalaska, Wi. 54650

Pre-Registration Deadline: Schedule:

07/18/2017 Saturday 10:00 AM and 2:00 PM Sunday Double Line assignment will be determined based on the Saturday score Beginning at 9:00 AM

Motels:

Add ‘l Contacts:

Hosting Club:

WEST ALLIS BOWMAN

I-94 Exit—County Trunk G West 9 miles on South Side of Hyw.

Send Registration:

John Kanter 2500 West Gary’s Lane Oak Creek Wi 53154

Motels:

Hosting Club:

Directions to Range: Send Registration: Pre-Registration Deadline: Schedule: Motels:

Add ‘l Contacts:

02/19/2017 Saturday: 8:00 &11:00 am 2:00 pm Sunday: 8:00 &11:00 am 2:00 pm 3rd line 2:00 pm line if needed

Best Western Inn US 41 906-485-6345

Add ‘l Contacts:

Shelley Saxwoud ONLY

Miscellaneous Info:

Directions to Range:

www.ohioarchers.com

Mid-Atlantic Section delaware | maryland pennsylvania | new jersey new york | virginia west virginia

Dave Hryn, Councilman midatlcouncilman@hotmail.com

2017 MID-ATLANTIC INDOOR SECTIONAL - MARCH 3 - MARCH 5, 2017 Hosting Club: Range Location:

5095 Ellis Rd Ypsilanti, Mi. 48197

Send Registration:

Amherst Arms, 4811 South Amherst Highway, Madison Heights, Virginia 24572. Email: amherstarms@gmail. com PHONE: 434-929-1978

Pre-Registration Deadline: Late Registration:

Marroit 734-487-2000 Regent 734-973-6100 Comfort Inn

Schedule:

Friday 7:00 PM. Saturday 9:00 AM and 3:00 PM. Sunday 9:00 AM and 3:00 PM.

Motels:

Holiday Inn, 601 Main Street, Lynchburg, Virginia 24504 (434-528-2500)

Campgrounds: Miscellaneous Info:

STRAIGHT LINE ARCHERY 1705 Ash St. Ishpeming, Mi. 49849 906-486-6845 1705 Ash St. Ishpeming, Mi. 49849

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ON SITE, SPACE PERMITTING. CALL RANGE TO VERIFY OPEN LANES. REGISTRATIONS POSTMARKED AFTER FEBRUARY 17, 2017 WILL BE SUBJECT TO A $15 LATE FEE!!

Jack Romeo 734-276-4597

Hosting Club:

February 17, 2017

Late Fee: 02/20/2017 Saturday TBD Sunday TBD

4811 South Amherst Highway, Madison Heights, Virginia 24572 From 460 to Lynchburg take the Route 29 Bypass Exit towards Charlottesville and exit on the first Madison Heights exit. Turn right onto North 29 Business, store is two miles on the right. If coming from Charlottesville on Route 29, stay on Route 29 Bypass to the second Madison Heights exit, turn right onto North 29 Business, store is two miles on the right.

I 94 to exit 181 w onto Ellis Rd Jack Romeo 4260 Fresno Ln. Arbor, Mi. 48108

AMHERST ARMS

Directions To Range:

WASHTENAW SPORTSMAN’S CLUB

Makes Checks Payable to host Club

Directions to Range:

Makes Checks Payable to host Club

OHIO LOCATIONS

Call for info John 414-614-9146

Miscellaneous Info:

Range Location:

Saturday shoot times 1:00pm Sunday shoot time 11:00 am

Motels:

MICHIGAN LOCATIONS Range Location:

02/18/2017

11601 West County Trunk G Franksville Wi. 53126

Directions to Range:

Schedule:

Schedule:

Anthony Sthmidt and or Laura Orsenthal • 608-7817752 Makes Checks Payable to host Club

Pre-Registration Deadline:

Pre-Registration Deadline:

Shelley Saxwoud 1705 Ash St. Ishpeming, Mi. 49849 shelley@straightlinearchery.com

Best Western 1835 Rose St. La Crosse 608-781-7000 Baymont Inn 3300 Kinney Coulee Rd Onalaska, Wi. 608-783-7191 Hampton Inn 306 Hampton Ct. Onalaska, Wi. 608-779-5000

Miscellaneous Info:

Range Location:

Send Registration:

Crossbows Allowed?

Does the club/pro shop Allow paid/unpaid “open Practice” before the start Of Shooting lines?

Blue Ridge Parkway KOA, Lynchburg RV Resort, Izaak Walton Park.

Several restaurants and retail stores within a 10 mile radius of range.

NO

YES, Unpaid, 1 hour before, as time permits.

SECTIONAL NEWS | MID-ATLANTIC Hosting Club: Range Location:

Directions To Range:

Send Registration Pre-Registration Deadline: Late Registration:

AUGUSTA ARCHERS 99 Archery Lane, Staunton, VA 24401. The clubhouse is located behind the SPCA in Staunton, Virginia GPS Coordinates: Latitude: 38° 07’ 10.44” Longitude: -79° 01’ 58.00”.

From the SOUTH: I-81 North. Take Exit 222. Take a left at the end of the ramp. Take a right at 2nd stop light on to Rt. 638. Go to SPCA sign and turn right onto Archery Lane. Follow gravel road up to the Club house.

From the NORTH: I-81 South. Take Exit 222. Take left at the end of the ramp. Take a right at 2nd stop light on to Rt. 638. Go to SPCA sign and turn right onto Archery Lane. Follow gravel road up to the Club house.

Sam Day, 1595 Mt. Torrey Road, Lyndhurst, VA 22952 Phone # (540) 294-0606..

February 17, 2017

Hosting Club: Range Location:

BUCKSHORN SPORTSMEN CLUB Ski Slope Road off Hell Neck Road, Salem, New Jersey 08079

Directions To Range:

From Route #295. Take Rt. #49 East. Continue to Mile Marker #13 turn right onto Jericho Road. When you are on Jericho Road go 5.1 miles to Hell Neck Road.

Club sign is at turnoff. Turn right onto Hell Neck Road then travel approx. 0.6 mile turn left at the club’s sign (this turns into a dirt road). Follow the road to club house approx. 1.1 miles. GPS location: 205 Hell Neck Road, Salem, NJ 08079

Send Registration To:

Elmer McKishen 1003 School Village, Seabrook, New Jersey 08302-4243. Phone # 856-451-6044

Pre-Registration Deadline: Late Registration:

February 17, 2017 ON SITE, SPACE PERMITTING. CALL RANGE TO VERIFY OPEN LANES.

ON SITE, SPACE PERMITTING. CALL RANGE TO VERIFY OPEN LANES.

Late Fee:

REGISTRATIONS POSTMARKED AFTER FEBRUARY 17, 2017 WILL BE SUBJECT TO A $15 LATE FEE!!

Late Fee:

REGISTRATIONS POSTMARKED AFTER FEBRUARY 17, 2017 WILL BE SUBJECT TO A $15 LATE FEE!!

Schedule:

Schedule:

Saturday, March 4th & Sunday, March 5th: 10:00 AM & 2 PM.

Friday March 3, 2017 line time will be 7:00 PM. Saturday, March 4 & Sunday, March 5, 2017 both days will be 9:00 AM and 1:00 PM.

Motels:

Campgrounds:

Additional Info & Contacts: Crossbows Allowed?

Does the club/pro shop Allow paid/unpaid “open Practice” before the start Of Shooting lines?

Hosting Club: Range Location: Directions To Range:

Send Registration:

Pre-Registration Deadline: Late Registration:

Augusta Archers features on site primitive camping and a fully equipped kitchen, restrooms and showers inside the clubhouse.

Yes Yes. Open Practice 1 Hour Before Shoot Times Saturday And Sunday And Paid Practice Friday Evening During The Club’s Weekly Open 300 Round Tournament.

BEAR CREEK BOWMEN ARCHERY 5427 Bear Creek Road, Norton, Virginia 24273 We are located off US 58 in Norton, Virginia. For specific directions please contact. There is several ways to get to our range just according where you’re coming from.

Bear Creek Archery, Attn: Natasha Hill, P.O Box 865, Coeburn, Virginia 24230. Phone # 276-395-6054 or 276-455-9762

MARCH 3rd @ 6 PM. MARCH 4th @ 2 PM & 5 PM. MARCH 5th @ 2 PM.

Additional Info & Contacts: Crossbows Allowed?

Best Western, 124 Woodland Drive SW, Wise, VA 276328-3500 (3miles from range). • Super 8, 425 Wharton Lane NE, Norton, VA 279-679-0893. • Days Inn, 375 Wharton Lane, Norton, VA 276-679-5340. • Quality Inn, 551 US 58 Alt, Norton, VA 276-679-7000. The Super 8, Days Inn and Quality Inn are all located beside each other and 1 mile from the range. The Quality Inn offers an indoor pool to relax and has an onsite Bar and Grill available. • Holiday Inn Norton, 1051 Park Ave. NW, Norton, VA 276-679-6655 (located in downtown Norton next to many eating locations and also offers inhouse dining opportunity and an indoor swimming pool).

During this time of the year, most local campgrounds close to the range are closed.

If you need any information or have questions please call.

NATASHA HILL (Club Secretary) 276-455-9762 or 276-395-6054.

YES

Allow paid/unpaid “open practice” before the start of shooting lines? YES

Ouality Inn, 622-A Pennsville-Auburn Road, Carney’s Point, NJ 856-299-4900. Econo Lodge, 632-B Pennsville-Auburn Road, Carney’s Point, NJ 856-3516600. Comfort Inn, 634 Soders Road, Carney’s Point, NJ 856-299-8282.

The club has a well lighted indoor range with 16 lanes available. Breakfast and lunch will be available both days. The club also has handicap excess bathrooms and a three season porch where smoking is permitted.

Warren Magee 856-678-6567, and the club phone is 856-935-0037. You can also email the club at: buckshornsportsmenclub@gmail.com or Elmer McKishen at: elmer1003@comcast.net

Crossbows Allowed

NO

Does the club/pro shop Allow paid/unpaid “open Practice” before the start Of Shooting lines?

YES

Hosting Club: Range Location:

FALCON ARCHERS 47 Papp Rd., Canonsburg, PA 15317

Directions To Range:

From the Bridgeville exit (I-79), take Rt. 50 West for 5.5 miles, turn left on Muse Bishop Rd. (just past the Convenient Food Market, on left side of road). Follow for 8/10 mile, turn left on Burnside Road, follow 1/2 mile to “Y”, turn left on to Papp Road, follow for 2/10 mile, club is on left side.

Send Registration To:

Greg McBride, 1912 The Circle, Washington, PA 15301

ON SITE, SPACE PERMITTING. CALL RANGE TO VERIFY OPEN LANES.

Schedule:

Miscellaneous Info:

Additional Info & Contacts:

February 17, 2017

REGISTRATIONS POSTMARKED AFTER FEBRUARY 17, 2017 WILL BE SUBJECT TO A $15 LATE FEE!!

Campgrounds:

Miscellaneous Info:

Roy Meditz (540) 414-1515

Late Fee:

Motels:

Motels:

The range is 2 miles from Interstate 81 and there are a multitude of hotels & restaurants in the immediate area.

Pre-Registration Deadline: Late Registration:

February 17, 2017 ON SITE, SPACE PERMITTING. CALL RANGE TO VERIFY OPEN LANES.

Late Fee:

REGISTRATIONS POSTMARKED AFTER FEBRUARY 17, 2017 WILL BE SUBJECT TO A $15 LATE FEE!!

Schedule:

Saturday, March 4, 2017 @ 6:00 PM. Sunday, March 5, 2017 @ 11:00 AM.

Motels:

Campgrounds: Miscellaneous Info: Additional Info & Contacts:

Crossbows Allowed?

Hilton Garden Inn, 1000 Corporate Dr., Canonsburg, PA 15317 1-855-593-4350. Candlewood Suites, 255 Meadowlands Blvd., Washington, PA 15301 1-877-3208463. County Inn & Suites, 245 Meadowlands Blvd., Washington, PA 15301 724-884-1450.

NO Website: http://falconarchers.hypermart.net Please Call For A Line Spot Greg McBride 724-344-6099 or Melissa McBride 724-747-2917 NO

Allow paid/unpaid “open practice” before the start of shooting lines? YES

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SECTIONAL NEWS | MID-ATLANTIC Hosting Club : Range Location:

GREEN ISLAND ROD AND GUN CLUB Range Location: 872 Valley Falls Rd., Schaghticoke, New York 12154

Directions To Range :

From Troy, NY: Take NYS Rte. 40 North to Meadowview Dr. Go 1.4 miles turn right, club driveway is .5 miles on the left.

Send Registration To :

Mike Broderick, 127 Calhoun Dr., Troy, NY 12182.

Phone # (518) 857 7747

Pre-Registration Deadline : Late Registration :

Schedule :

Saturday, March 4th and Sunday March 5th: 9 AM, 12 Noon and 3 PM.

Campgrounds : Miscellaneous Info : Crossbows Allowed?

Hilton Garden Inn, 235 Hoosick St., Troy, NY 12180 (12 miles from the club). Additional hotels in Clifton Park, New York.

Range location: Directions to range:

HERITAGE ARCHERS 1886 Melvin Hill Rd., Phelps, New York 14532 From the WEST (Buffalo/Rochester): Take I-90 (New York State Thruway) East toward Albany. Take Exit 43 (Manchester - Palmyra - NY Rt. 21). Merge onto NY-21/State Route 21 toward Manchester/Clifton Springs/Canandaigua/Phelps. In 0.12 miles, turn left onto State Route 96/NY-96. In 8 miles turn right onto S. Newark St. In ½ mile S. Newark St. becomes Melvin Hill Rd. Travel approximately 1 mile, Heritage Outdoor Sports (1886 Melvin Hill Rd.) is on the right.

From the EAST (Syracuse/Albany): Take I-90 (New York State Thruway) West. Take Exit 42 (Geneva - Lyons - NY Route 14). Merge onto State Route 14/NY-14 South toward Geneva. In 0.2 miles merge onto NY-96/State Route 96 toward Phelps. In 3.75 miles turn left onto Lester Rd. In 0.6 miles take the 1st right onto Griffith Rd. In 1.4 miles turn left onto Melvin Hill Rd. Travel 0.3 miles, Heritage Outdoor Sports (1886 Melvin Hill Rd.) is on the right.

Send registration to:

Pre-registration deadline: Late registration:

Heritage Outdoor Sports, 1886 Melvin Hill Rd., Phelps, New York 14532. • Phone: 315-548-4825 (Heritage Outdoor Sports).

Email: mike@heritageoutdoorsports.net

Pre-Registration Deadline:

February 17, 2017 ON SITE, SPACE PERMITTING. CALL RANGE TO VERIFY OPEN LANES.

Late Fee:

REGISTRATIONS POSTMARKED AFTER FEBRUARY 17, 2017 WILL BE SUBJECT TO A $15 LATE FEE!!

Schedule:

Friday, March 3rd, 6:00 PM. Saturday, March 4th, 3:00 PM. Sunday, March 5Th,10:00 Am & 2:00 Pm.

Motels:

Crossbows Allowed?

Holiday Inn Binghamton-Downtown, 2-8 Hawley St., Binghamton, NY. Double Tree by Hilton, 225 Water Street, Binghamton, NY. Grand Royale, 79 Collier Street, Binghamton, NY. Residence Inn by Marriott, 4610 Vestal Parkway, Vestal, NY. YES

Allow paid/unpaid “open practice” before the start of shooting lines? YES

Hosting Club: Range Location:

LONESOME ROAD ARCHERY 401 S. Main St., Taylor, Pennsylvania 18517

Directions To Range:

Exit 182 off of I-81. Take Davis Street four (4) lights to Main Street, Taylor. Turn left at light at Main Street.

Range 4 blocks on left.

Send Registration To:

Jason Jones @ Lonesome Road Archery, 401 S. Main Street, Taylor, PA. 18517. Range Phone # 570-5620301

Pre-Registration Deadline: Late Registration:

February 17, 2017 ON SITE, SPACE PERMITTING. CALL RANGE TO VERIFY OPEN LANES.

February 17, 2017

Late Fee:

ON SITE, SPACE PERMITTING. CALL RANGE TO VERIFY OPEN LANES.

REGISTRATIONS POSTMARKED AFTER FEBRUARY 17, 2017 WILL BE SUBJECT TO A $15 LATE FEE!!

Schedule:

Friday, March 3rd at 7 PM. Saturday, March 4th at 12 NOON. Sunday March 5th at 2 PM.

Late fee:

REGISTRATIONS POSTMARKED AFTER FEBRUARY 17, 2017 WILL BE SUBJECT TO A $15 LATE FEE!!

Schedule:

Saturday, March 4th lines @ 9 AM and 1 PM. Sunday, March 5th lines @ 9 AM and 12 Noon.

Motels:

Microtel Inn & Suites by Wyndham Geneva, 550 Hamilton St., Geneva, NY 14456. Phone: (315) 7897890. Hampton Inn Geneva, 43 Lake St., Geneva, NY 14456. Phone: (315) 781-2035. Geneva On The Lake, 1001 Lochland Rd., Geneva, NY 14456 Phone: (315) 789-7190. Ramada Geneva Lakefront, 41 Lake Front Dr., Geneva, NY 14456. Phone: (315) 789-0400.

Crossbows allowed?

Gwen, c/o Insight Archery, 73 Griswold Street, Binghamton, New York 13904 Email: gwen@insightarchery.com Phone: 607-201-1050 FAX: 607-201-1052

Late Registration:

NO

Allow paid/unpaid “open practice” before the start of shooting lines? YES

Hosting club:

Send Registration To:

Deer Run Campgrounds, Mechanicville, NY Please make checks payable to “Green Island Rod and Gun Club”.

73 Griswold Street, Binghamton, NY 13904 FROM THE NORTH: I-81 South toward Binghamton NY, take Exit 4S, merge onto NY-7 South, keep right and take exit for Robinson St., turn left onto Robinson St., second light turn left onto Griswold St., 3 blocks on left. FROM THE SOUTH: I-81 North toward Binghamton NY, take Exit 3 Broad Ave., turn left onto Broad Ave., turn right (light) onto E. Fredrick St., make left onto Griswold St. and an immediate right into parking lot. FROM THE EAST: NY-17 West/I-86 West toward Binghamton NY, follow I-81 North, take Exit 3 Broad Ave., turn left onto Broad Ave., turn right (light) onto E. Fredrick St., make left onto Griswold St. and an immediate right into parking lot. FROM THE WEST: NY-17 East/I-86 East toward Binghamton NY, follow I-81 South, take Exit 4S, merge onto NY-7 South, keep right and take exit for Robinson St., turn left onto Robinson St., second light turn left onto Griswold St., 3 blocks on left.

ON SITE, SPACE PERMITTING. CALL RANGE TO VERIFY OPEN LANES. REGISTRATIONS POSTMARKED AFTER FEBRUARY 17, 2017 WILL BE SUBJECT TO A $15 LATE FEE!!

INSIGHT ARCHERY

Directions To Range:

February 17, 2017

Late Fee :

Motels :

Hosting Club: Range Location:

Check the Scranton, Pennsylvania area.

Miscellaneous Info:

Open practice will be limited to ½ hour, beginning 45 minutes before tournament begins and ends 15 minutes before the tournament begins. No exceptions!!

Additional Info & Contacts:

Crossbows allowed. Must be recurve limbs, 100 lb draw maximum, no magnification sights, arrow size limited to 22/14”.

Crossbows Allowed?

YES

Allow paid/unpaid “open practice” before the start of shooting lines?

Yes. Unpaid, Maximum ½ Hour.

YES

Allow paid/unpaid “open practice” before the start of shooting lines? YES

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SECTIONAL NEWS | MID-ATLANTIC Hosting Club: Range Location:

MID STATE ARCHERS 2615 AIRPORT RD, SUTTON, WEST VIRGINIA 26601

Directions To Range:

Exit 67 off I-79. Turn right at the light. Take first left onto Days Drive. Go 1.2 miles to Rt. 15/Airport Rd. Turn right. Go .4 mile to range on right.

Send Registration To:

Ronald Burroughs, 374 Mulberry St., Sutton, WV 26601.

304 765 2429 (AFTER 5 PM).

Pre-Registration Deadline: Late Registration:

ON SITE, SPACE PERMITTING. CALL RANGE TO VERIFY OPEN LANES. REGISTRATIONS POSTMARKED AFTER FEBRUARY 17, 2017 WILL BE SUBJECT TO A $15 LATE FEE!!

Schedule :

Friday, March 3rd @ 7 PM. Saturday, March 4th @ 8 AM, 12 Noon, & 4 PM. Sunday, March 5th @ 1:00 PM.

Motels:

Days Hotel Sutton/Flatwoods, 350 Days Dr., Sutton, WV 304-765-5055 (1 mile from range). Sutton Lane Motel, 2120 Sutton Lane, Sutton, WV 26601 304 765-7351.

Microtel Inn & Suites, 115 Reston Place, Gassaway, WV 304-364-6100 (Exit 62 off of I-79).

Additional Info & Contacts: Crossbows Allowed?

REGISTRATIONS POSTMARKED AFTER FEBRUARY 17, 2017 WILL BE SUBJECT TO A $15 LATE FEE!!

Schedule:

Saturday, March 5th at 3:30 PM and 7:30 PM. Sunday, March 6th at 8 AM and 12 NOON.

Motels:

February 17, 2017

Late Fee:

Campgrounds:

Late Fee:

Miscellaneous Info: Additional Info & Contacts: Crossbows Allowed?

Hosting Club: Range Location:

Range Location: Directions To Range:

Send Registration To:

Pre-Registration Deadline: Late Registration:

NEIL’S ARCHERY & CROSSBOW, INC. 1460 Union Center Maine Hwy, Endicott, New York 13760 From the intersection of I-81 and Route 17/86, take Route 17/86 West toward Elmira. Take Exit 67 North to Endicott. Go approx. ½ mile and take Route 17C West (Main Street). Go approx. 1-1/2 miles and take right on Route 26 (Nanticoke Ave.). Go approx. 2 miles and shop will be on right.

Rick Cardarelli, c/o Neil’s Archery & Crossbow, Inc., 1460 Union Center Maine Hwy., Endicott, New York 13760 607-953-0511

ON SITE, SPACE PERMITTING. CALL RANGE TO VERIFY OPEN LANES. REGISTRATIONS POSTMARKED AFTER FEBRUARY 17, 2017 WILL BE SUBJECT TO A $15 LATE FEE!!

Schedule:

Friday, March 3rd @ 6:00 PM. Saturday, March 4th @ 2:00 PM & 5:00 PM. Sunday, March 5th @ 10:00 AM and 1:00 PM.

Motels:

Quality Inn, Vestal (607-729-6407). Comfort Suites, Vestal (607-766-0601). Kings Inn, Endicott (607-754-8020).

Miscellaneous Info:

Light food and drinks on-site for purchase. Nearby are: Phil’s Chicken House, Shelley’s Market, Harry’s Tufts Publik House, Nick’s Pizza & Restaurant – Inquire at shop.

Crossbows Allowed?

Jim Cobb 607-953-0511 YES

Allow paid/unpaid “open practice” before the start of shooting lines? YES Hosting Club: Range Location:

PRINCE WILLIAM ARCHERS

I-95 to 234 West. 9 miles turn left on Rt. 619. Turn left on Izzack Walton Dr. Bear to right at “Y”, club on right at top of hill. From I-66, take Rt. 619 exit. Turn right on Izzack Walton Dr. Bear right at “Y”, club house on right at top of hill.

Send Registration To:

Jim Little, 13705 Santa Rosa Ct., Manassas, VA 20112.

Phone # 703 791 3659. E-mail: jimlittlejr@verizon.net

Late Registration:

7149 W. Main Rd., Leroy, New York 14482

Send Registration To:

C & C Archery, 7149 W. Main Rd., Leroy, NY 14482.

585-768-6637 (C & C Archery) or 585-506-5600.

Late Registration:

February 17, 2017 On site, space permitting. Call range to verify open lanes.

Late Fee:

Registrations postmarked after February 17, 2017 will be subject to a $15 late fee!!

Schedule:

Friday, March 3rd, 7 pm line. Saturday, March 4th, 8 am, 11 am, & 2 pm. Sunday, March 5th, 8 am, 11 am, & 2 pm. 16 Shooters total per line.

Motels: Crossbows Allowed?

Batavia & Brockport.

No

Allow paid/unpaid “open practice” before the start of shooting lines? NO Hosting Club: Range Location:

February 17, 2017 ON SITE, SPACE PERMITTING. CALL RANGE TO VERIFY OPEN LANES.

SHERWOOD ARCHERS 2720 Timberview Rd., Roanoke, Virginia.

Directions To Range:

Sherwood Archers is located about 5-6 miles off of I-81. Take the Rt. 419, exit 141 off of I-81. At the light at the end of the ramp make a left on to Rt. 419. You will only go about 1/8th of a mile and you will make a right on to Dutch Oven Road. You will then make another immediate right on to Timberview Road. Keep straight on Timberview Rd. and you will see the sign for the club on your left.

Send Registration To:

Sherwood Archers, c/o Bill Shumate, 1619 Mountain Heights Dr., Salem, Virginia 24153 (540)389-3369

Pre-Registration Deadline: Late Registration:

February 17, 2017 ON SITE, SPACE PERMITTING. CALL RANGE TO VERIFY OPEN LANES. (540) 366-3701

Late Fee:

REGISTRATIONS POSTMARKED AFTER FEBRUARY 17, 2017 WILL BE SUBJECT TO A $15 LATE FEE!!

Schedule:

Saturday, March 4th and Sunday, March 5th: First Round @ 9:00 AM, Second Round @ 1:00 PM.

12506 Izzack Walton Dr., Brentsville, Virginia

Directions To Range:

Pre-Registration Deadline:

C & C ARCHERY

February 17, 2017

Late Fee:

Additional Info & Contacts:

NO

From the EAST: 90 thruway to Leroy exit (exit #47), South on rt. 19 To rt 5. Turn right. Range is 1 mile on the right.From the WEST: 90 thruway to the Batavia exit (exit #48), South on rt. 98 To rt. 5. Turn left go approx.

10 Miles to Leroy. Range is on your left.

Pre-Registration Deadline: Hosting Club:

FAX # 703-791-3608.

Directions To Range:

DANNY MAYSE @ 304 765 7400 YES

We have 18 lanes with a full kitchen, serving breakfast, lunch and dinner. Plenty of room for guests!

Allow paid/unpaid “open practice” before the start of shooting lines? YES

KOA at Days Hotel.

Allow paid/unpaid “open practice” before the start of shooting lines? YES

Country Inn & Suites, 10810 Battleview Parkway, Manassas, VA 703-393-9797. Days Inn Manassas, 7611 Centreville Road, Manassas, VA 703-361-6632.

Holiday Inn Manassas-Battlefield, 10424 Balls Ford Rd., Manassas, VA 571-292-5400.

Motels:

Campgrounds: Miscellaneous Info: Crossbows Allowed?

Baymont Inn (3 miles) 540-562-1912 Exit 141.

La Quinta Inn (3 miles) 540-562-2717 Exit 141.

Holiday Inn Express (3 miles) 540-562-3229 Exit 141.

Quality Inn (6 miles) 540-765-4004 Exit 137.

Primitive Camping at Club.

Continental Breakfast @ 7:00 AM. Lunch 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM. NO

Allow paid/unpaid “open practice” before the start of shooting lines? YES

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SECTIONAL NEWS | MID-ATLANTIC Hosting Club: Range Location: Directions To Range:

Send Registration To:

Pre-Registration Deadline: Late Registration:

SMITH POINT ARCHERY 215 E. Main St., Patchogue, NY 11772 Take the Long Island Expressway, East to Exit 64 South (Route 112-Medford Rd.) Travel South approximately 4 miles to Montauk Highway – E. Main Street. Make a right turn on to E. Main Street. Entrance to range is behind the Deli and “Carvel Store” in shopping center.

Smith Point Archery, Attn. Jared, 215 E. Main St., Patchogue, NY 11772. Range Phone # 631-289-3399.

Email Jared@Smithpointarchery.Com February 17, 2017 ON SITE, SPACE PERMITTING. CALL RANGE TO VERIFY OPEN LANES.

Late Fee:

REGISTRATIONS POSTMARKED AFTER FEBRUARY 17, 2017 WILL BE SUBJECT TO A $15 LATE FEE!!

Schedule:

Friday, March 3rd @ 7 PM. Saturday, March 4th @ 1 PM. Sunday, March 5th @ 1 PM.

Motels: Crossbows Allowed?

Hampton Inn, 2000 N. Ocean Ave., Farmingville, NY 11738, 631-732-7300 YES

Campgrounds: Miscellaneous Info: Additional Info & Contacts: Crossbows Allowed?

Hosting Club:

THE BOW SHOP

Hosting Club:

From Rt. 50 take Rt. 19 N. Range is 4 1/2 miles North of Clarksburg on the right.

Send Registration To:

Harold Cogar, 151 Turnpike Dr., Clarksburg, WV 26301

Pre-Registration Deadline: Late Registration:

February 17, 2017 ON SITE, SPACE PERMITTING. CALL RANGE TO VERIFY OPEN LANES.

Late Fee:

REGISTRATIONS POSTMARKED AFTER FEBRUARY 17, 2017 WILL BE SUBJECT TO A $15 LATE FEE!!

Schedule:

March 3rd @7:00 PM. March 4th @ 10:00 AM & 2:00 PM. March 5th @ 12:00 Noon.

Motels:

Days Inn & Suites Bridgeport - Clarksburg, 112 Tolley Drive, I-79 US Route 50 East, Bridgeport, WV 304842-7371. Sleep Inn, 115 Tolley Drive, Bridgeport, WV 304-842-1919. Best Western Plus Bridgeport Inn, 100 Lodgeville Road, Bridgeport, WV 304-842-5411.

Miscellaneous Info:

The Bow Shop has 26 lanes. Concessions available on site.

Crossbows Allowed?

Range Location:

Hosting Club:

Directions To Range:

Send Registration To: Pre-Registration Deadline:

TUSCARORA ARCHERS

Tuscarora Archers, P.O. Box 403 Frederick, Maryland 21705-0403

Pre-Registration Deadline: Late Registration:

ON SITE, SPACE PERMITTING. CALL RANGE TO VERIFY OPEN LANES. Club Phone #: 301-695-5316 Or 301-748-2688.

Late Fee:

REGISTRATIONS POSTMARKED AFTER FEBRUARY 17, 2017 WILL BE SUBJECT TO A $15 LATE FEE!!

Schedule:

Friday, March 3rd, at 7 PM. Saturday, March 4th, at 10 AM and 1 PM. Sunday, March 5th, at 10 AM and 1 PM.

Motels:

Hampton Inn, 1565 Opossumtown Pike, Frederick, MD (301) 696-1565. Comfort Red Horse Inn, 998 W. Patrick Street, (Rt. 15N and Rt. 49W), Frederick, MD. (301) 662-0281.

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Fourth Quarter 2016

February 17, 2017 ONLY AT THE RANGE THE DAY OF THE SHOOT.

Late Fee:

REGISTRATIONS POSTMARKED AFTER FEBRUARY 17, 2017 WILL BE SUBJECT TO A $15 LATE FEE!!

Schedule:

Friday, March 3, 2017 at 7:00 PM. Saturday, March 4, 2017 at 10:00 AM. Sunday, March 5, 2017 at 10:00 AM.

Motels:

Days Inn Monmouth Junction, 208 New Rd., South Brunswick, New Jersey 732-821-8800.

Campgrounds: Miscellaneous Info: Additional Info & Contacts: Crossbows Allowed?

NO

Allow paid/unpaid “open practice” before the start of shooting lines? YES

Hosting Club: Range Location:

WO-PE-NA ARCHERS 39 Harding Ave., Clifton, New Jersey 07011

Directions To Range:

Please use above address with “MapQuest” or GPS device. The archery range is in the basement of 39 Harding Ave. The Wo-Pe-Na Archers sign is on the upper-left side of the building doorway entrance. Once you enter, Wo-Pe-Na Archers is the first door on the left. Parking is available on the street.

Send Registration To:

Wo-Pe-Na Archers, P.O. Box 2012, Clifton, NJ 07015.

Make checks payable to “Wopena Archers”. Phone # 973-365-2590

Pre-Registration Deadline:

February 17, 2017 ON SITE, SPACE PERMITTING. CALL RANGE TO VERIFY OPEN LANES.

Late Fee:

REGISTRATIONS POSTMARKED AFTER FEBRUARY 17, 2017 WILL BE SUBJECT TO A $15 LATE FEE!!

Schedule:

Friday, March 3rd at 7:30 PM. Saturday, March 4th at 9:30 AM & 1:00 PM. Sunday, March 5th at 9:30 AM & 1:00 PM.

Motels: Miscellaneous Info:

February 17, 2017

Late Registration:

53 Major Rd., Monmouth Junction, New Jersey

Doug Joyce, 30 Willow Ave., Somerset, New Jersey 08873. Phone # 732-247-3892.

5608 Etzler Rd., Frederick, MD 21702 Take Route 15 North and exit off Rosemont Ave. Turn right off the exit. Follow for 4 miles, you will pass Fort Detrick. Make a left onto Rocky Springs Rd. Follow for 0.6 miles and bear to the left onto Rocky Springs Rd. Follow for 0.3 miles and make a right on to Etzler Rd. Club is 0.7 miles on the right.

WA-XO-BE ARCHERS

Send Registration To:

Late Registration:

Range Location:

NO

From New Brunswick, take Rte. 1 South towards Princeton. Take the exit for Sandhill Rd./Major Rd. Turn left and cross over Rt.1 to get onto Major Rd. The range is 1/3 mile down on your left.

YES

Allow paid/unpaid “open practice” before the start of shooting lines? YES

Rick Lushbaugh at: Rick.lushbaugh@yahoo.com Mel Specht At: Trkycalr@Comcast.Net

Directions To Range:

151 Turnpike Drive, Clarksburg, West Virginia 26301

Directions To Range:

Kitchen will be opened all weekend.

Allow paid/unpaid “open practice” before the start of shooting lines? NO

Allow paid/unpaid “open practice” before the start of shooting lines? YES -Free.

Range Location:

NO CAMPGROUNDS AVAILABLE

Additional Info & Contacts:

Crossbows Allowed?

Howard Johnson Inn, 680 Route 3 West, Clifton, NJ 07012. 973-471-3800.

At the tournament and prior to shooting, all archers must display a current NFAA or NAA CARD showing the archer is in good standing with either national archery organization. “Guest Participants” (nonNFAA or non-NAA members) will not be allowed to participate.

Please call Wo-Pe-Na Club Range on Tuesday or Thursday evenings or visit: http://www.wopena.net for further information. Club Phone # is 973-365-2590. You may also email at: archers@wopena.net with specific questions.

NO

Allow paid/unpaid “open practice” before the start of shooting lines? YES

SECTIONAL NEWS | MID-ATLANTIC • MIDWEST Hosting Club: Range Location:

YORK & ADAMS ARCHERS

Directions To Range:

From Abbottstown, head East on rt. 30 to bottom of hill. Turn right onto country club Rd. Travel approximately 1 mile. Club is on left.

Send Registration To:

Robert Wertz, 336 Third St., Hanover, PA. 17331. Phone # 717-451-7408.

Pre-Registration Deadline: Late Registration:

Schedule:

Friday, March 4th at 7:30 pm. Saturday, March 5th at 9:00 am and 12:00 pm. Sunday, March 6th at 9:00 am and 12:00 pm.

Crossbows Allowed?

Mainstay Suites • 5145 Rockwell Drive NE, Cedar Rapids, LA •(319) 363-7829 • Mainstaysuites.Com Best Western (Longbranch) • 90 Twixt Town Road NE, Cedar Rapids, LA • (319) 377-6386 • Thelongbranch.Com

On site, space permitting. Call range to verify open lanes.

Registrations postmarked after February 17, 2017 will be subject to a $15 late fee!!

Hampton Inn Hanover, 309 Wilson Ave., Hanover, PA 717-633-1117. Super 8 Hanover, 40 Wetzel Dr., Hanover, PA 717-630-8888. Holiday Inn Express Hanover, 305 Wilson Avenue, Hanover PA 717-6371228.

YES

Allow paid/unpaid “open practice” before the start of shooting lines? YES

Quality Inn • 4747 1SS Avenue SE, Cedar Rapids, LA (319) 393-8800• Qualityinn.Com Hawthorne Suites• 4444 Czech Lane NE, Cedar Rapids, LA • (319) 294-8700 • Hawthorne.Com

Hosting Club: Range Location:

Ray Jones, Councilman

Send Registration To

Nate Klein,

Pre-Registration Deadline:

Additional Info & Contacts:

Hosting Club: Range Location: Directions To Range: Send Registration To

Schedule:

iowaarchery@hotmail.com Motels:

2017 MIDWEST INDOOR SECTIONAL - FEBRUARY 25-26, 2017

Campgrounds: Miscellaneous Info:

Hosting Club: Range Location: Additional Info & Contacts:

INDEPENDENCE BOW HUNTERS

Additional Info & Contacts:

Range Location: Direction To Range:

Send Registration To:

Hotels

Feb 23 at tournament Feb 25 9:00 and 12:00 sunday 9:00 and 12:00 Ray Manfull Manfull12@Gmail.Com 316-259-4219 Naklein1974@Hotmail.Com 913-961-7190 Reynom4@Gmail.Com 913-579-7365

RAPIDS ARCHERY CLUB 1255 133rd Ave NW Andover, MN 55304 1.5 miles north of Hwy 242 on Hanson Blvd Julene Hakl 5656 317 Street, STACY, MN 55079 651-462-1916 (Home) • 612-710-8873 (Cell) WJARCHERY@gmail.com NFAA 300 Round Lines At: 9 am, Noon and 3 pm.

Sunday times will be announced at tournament.

Comfort Suites-6440 Hwy 10, Ramsey, MN--763-423-4800 Americinn-13440 Hwy 65, Ham Lake, MN—763-755-2100 Americinn-3430 Northdale Blvd, Coon Rapids, MN—763232-0010 TOO Cold!! www.rapidsarchery.org • www.themnaa.org Bill Hakl: wehjkh@gmail.com

6423 Railroad St., Raytown, MO 64133 Tobi Forbes 816-645-2198, ibhsecretary@yahoo.com

Hosting Club: Range Location:

Hosting Club:

Diamond Archery technoligies, Wichita ks, 10502 E 26th Cir N, Greenwich Road and 96 North to 26th and west to the end of the cul de sac.

Schedule:

iowa | kansas minnesota | missouri nebraska | north dakota south dakota

WICHITA ARCHERY

Directions To Range:

Late Registration:

Midwest Section

Baymont Inn & Suites • 1220 Park Pl NE, Cedar Rapids, I • (319) 378-8000 • (866) 999-1111• Www.Baymontinns.Com Hampton Inn & Suites • 1130 Park Place NE, Cedar Rapids, LA • (319) 832-1130 • Hamptoninn.Com

February 17, 2017

Late Fee:

Motels:

Hotels (Continued):

413 Country Club Ed., Abbottstown, PA. 17301

WALTONIAN ARCHERS OF LINN COUNTY 3985 Wickiup Hill Rd, Toddville, IA 52341 (No mail delivery) On Interstate 380, take Exit 28 (Toddville/Robins exit), turn west toward Toddville on County Home Rd and travel 1.2 miles. Turn left on 1st St and travel 1.2 miles, turn left on Feather Ridge Rd and travel 0.1 mile. Turn right on Wickiup Hill Rd. The Club entrance is 0.4 miles on the right.

WALC, PO Box 11121, Cedar Rapids, IA 52410-1121, Don Parker 319-431-0979 Make checks payable to: WALC Cedar Rapids Marriott • 1200 Collins Road N.E., Cedar Rapids, Ia 52402 • (319) 393-6600 • Www.Marriott.Com

Send Registration To

THIRD CITY ARCHERS 317 North Elm Street , Grand Island, NE thirdcityarchersgi@gmail.com Matt Carmin 308.379.5347

Pre-Registration Deadline:

February 13th

Late Registration:

February 22nd

Additional Info & Contacts:

Hosting Club: Range Location:

Mike McLagan 308.380.3110 Eric Schulte 308.380.3725

NFAA EASTON YANKTON ARCHERY COMPLEX 800 Archery Lane, Yankton, SD 57078

Send Registration To

Josahan Jaime-Santa Cruz, 800 Archery Lane, Yankton, SD 57078 605-260-9282

Residence Inn Cedar Rapids • 1900 Dodge Road Ne, Cedar Rapids, Ia 52402 • (319) 395-0111 • Www.Marriott.Com

Schedule:

NFAA 300 Round - Lines at: 9 am, Noon, 3 pm. Sunday times will be announced at tournament.

Holiday Inn Express:1230 Collins Road, Cedar Rapids, LA • (319) 294-9407 • (877) 863-4780 • Www.Hiexpress.Com

Motels:

Best Western Kelly Inn 605-665-2909, Days Inn 605665-8717, Holiday Inn Express 605-665-3177, Econo Lodge 605-689-3400

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SECTIONAL NEWS | NEW ENGLAND • NORTHWEST Motels (Continued)

New England Section aae | connecticut maine | massachusetts new hampshire | vermont rhode island

Campgrounds: Crossbows Allowed?

Hosting Club: Range Location:

Ken Moore

Directions To Range: Area Hotels:

Send Registration To:

Pre-Registration Deadline: Late Registration:

Rt 9, Cumberland Road, North Yarmouth, ME 04097

Comfort Suites Freeport, 500 Us Route 1, Freeport, ME 207-865-9300 Holiday Inn Express & Suites 13, 450 U.S. Route 1, Freeport, ME 800-315-2621 Econo Lodge, Route 1 South Freeport ME 1-855-873-6561 Super 8 Freeport, 506 Us Route 1, Freeport, ME 844-232-4723 Best Western Freeport Inn, 31 U.S. Route 1, Freeport, ME 207-865-3106

Tangy’s Archery Attn: James Dean 200 Bald Hill Rd Warwick, RI 02886 Phone Number: 401-737-2697

Send Registration To

Pre-Registration Deadline: Late Registration:

Motels:

4/1 Saturday 10 AM; 7 PM, 4/2 Sunday 10 AM La Quinta Inn & Suites, 36 Jefferson Blvd, Warwick, RI 401-941-6600 Motel 6, 20 Jefferson Blvd., Warwick, RI, 401-467-9800 Nylo (Walking Distance To Shoot), 400 Knight St,Warwick, RI • 401-734-4460 Sheraton Providence Airport Hotel, 1850 Post Rd, Warwick, RI • 401-738-4000

Northwest Section

ON SITE, SPACE PERMITTING. CALL RANGE TO VERIFY OPEN LANES.

alaska | idaho montana | oregon washington | wyoming

NO

LUNENBURG SPORTSMENS CLUB, INC. 250 Reservoir Road, Lunenburg, Ma. 01462 From Route 2A: Take Lancaster Avenue – Turn Right onto Reservoir Road – Turn Right into the Club From Route 2: Take Lunenburg Road exit 35 – Turn right onto Leominster-Shirley Road – Turn left onto Reservoir Road – Go through P> J> Keating gravel area and through under pass – Continue Reservoir Road. Turn left into Club.: Checks Payable To Lunenburg Sportsmens Club – Send To – Ruby Shannon, 2 Corey Road, Ashburnham, Ma 01430 – Phone 978-827-5217 – E-Mail Lsc70x@Gmail.

Com None ON SITE, SPACE PERMITTING. CALL RANGE TO VERIFY OPEN LANES. NONE

Schedule:

3/31 Friday 7:00pm – 4/1 Saturday – 10:00am – 1:00pm – 4:00pm – 7:00pm – 4/2 Sunday – 8:30am –11:30am: Doubletree by Hilton Hotel Leominster, 3.7 Mi Lunenburg 1-866-25-9753

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Hubert Sims hmsarchery@email.com 2017 NORTHWEST INDOOR SECTIONAL - MARCH 3 - 5, 2017 Hosting Club: Range Location: Directions To Range: Area Hotels:

Late Fee:

Motels:

Schedule:

No Late Registration

None

4/1 Saturday – 9:00 Am – 1:00 Pm, 4/2 Sunday – 9:00 Am –1:00Pm:

Range Location:

Late Registration:

Checks payable to Lakeside Archery– Send to – Steve Dunsmoor, 55 Cumberland Rd, North Yarmouth, ME 04097 – Phone 207-829-6213 – E-mail lakesidearchery@gmail.com

Schedule:

Directions To Range:

200 Bald Hill Rd, Warwick, RI 02886

Send Registration To:

Rt 9 Cumberland Road, North Yarmouth, ME

NONE

Hosting Club:

TANGY’S ARCHERY

LAKESIDE ARCHERY

Late Fee:

Crossbows Allowed?

NO

From the south; take 95 N to 295, to exit 2, to Rt 2 N. Take right @ traffic light and first left, to Pella drive.

Lanes are on the right above Profitness Gym gym.

From the north; take 95 S to exit 12B to 295 N. Take exit 2, to Rt 2 N. Take right @ traffic light and first left, to Pella drive. Lanes are on the right above Profitness’s gym. From the west; take Rt 6 to 295 S. to Rt 2 to East Ave. Take a U turn on Rt 2N. Take right @ traffic light and first left, to Pella drive. Lanes are on the right above Profitness’s gym.

2017 NEW ENGLAND INDOOR SECTIONAL - APRIL 1 - 2, 2017

Range Location:

Club Grounds

Directions To Range:

kmoore151@verizon.net

Hosting Club:

Springhill Suites By Marriott Boston Deens Common Center 1-866-538-0293 7.2 Mi From Lunenburg Colonial Hotel, 625 Betty Spring Rd., Gardner, MA 01440,0978-930-2500 Wachusetts Village Inn, 9 Village Inn Rd., Westminster, MA 978-847-5351

Third Quarter 2016

Send Registration To: Pre-Registration Deadline: Late Registration: Schedule: Campgrounds:

ARCHERS AFIELD 11945 SW Pacific Hwy Ste 121 Tigard Plaza – Lower Level, corner of Hall & 99W Phoenix Inn – Tigard, 503-624-9000 Same, 503-639-3553 February 24, 2017 March 3, 2017 7PM on 3/3/17, 9AM on 3/4/17 and 3/5/17 Pheasant Ridge RV Park, Wilsonville, OR 503-682-7829 Roamers Rest RV Park, Tualatin, OR 503-639-3553

SECTIONAL NEWS | SOUTHEAST • SOUTHERN

Southeast Section

Southern Section

alabama | florida georgia | kentucky north carolina | tennessee south carolina

arkansas | louisiana mississippi | oklahoma texas

Tim Austin flarchery@earthlink.net

2017 SOUTHERN INDOOR SECTIONALS MARCH 11 - 12, 2017 Hosting Club

2016 SOUTHEAST SECTIONAL 3-D AWD

Lee Gregory, Councilman lee@dlprint.com

Range Location

ARCHER

STYLE

CLUB

3D-1

3D-2

3D-3

TOTAL

C 2

Lee Wilkins Dana Chatoo Ricardo Sevilla

A M LB A M LB A M LB

FT LAUDERDALE EVERGLADES EVERGLADES

101 118 107

131 124 103

149 135

381 377 210

Range Location

C

Armando Acosta

S M LB

EVERGLADES

120

104

123

337

Contact:

C

Nestor Drogo

SS M LB

FT LAUDERDALE

89

131

117

337

C

Bob Wartenberg

MS M LB

FT LAUDERDALE

83

104

72

259

C

Maurice Pierre

A M TRAD

FT LAUDERDALE

80

119

92

291

C 2 3

David Long Alberto Bartlett Rick Danza

SS M TRAD SS M TRAD SS M TRAD

EVERGLADES EVERGLADES FT LAUDERDALE

119 135 99

155 117 140

115 135 107

389 387 346

C 2

Joe Simone Douglas Rachuba

MS M TRAD MS M TRAD

LEE COUNTY GOLD COAST

124 96

136 122

151 102

411 320

C

Oliver Austin

S M BHFSL

TRI-STATE

186

155

172

513

C 2

Dacian Breazu Ramon Reyes

A M FSLR A M FSLR

FT LAUDERDALE GOLD COAST

136 142

158 127

170 131

464 400

Contact: Hosting Club

Hosting Club

Don Planthaber Jerry Fralick

MS M FSLR MS M FSLR

FT LAUDERDALE GOLD COAST

139 83

142 95

147 130

428 308

C

Colton Walters

C M BHFS

FT LAUDERDALE

154

133

154

441

C

Reanna Frauens

YA F BHFS

FT LAUDERDALE

145

155

155

455

C 2 3

Kevin Frye Jim Walters Jorge Marrero Michael McLeod

A M BHFS A M BHFS A M BHFS A M BHFS

LEE COUNTY FT LAUDERDALE GOLD COAST FT LAUDERDALE

200 184 180 161

199 187 165 157

198 200 167 166

597 571 512 484

C 2

Jon Coleman Barry Frauens

S M BHFS S M BHFS

LEE COUNTY FT LAUDERDALE

178 169

187 174

204 170

569 513

C

Bob St Jean

MS M BHFS

FT LAUDERDALE

140

117

88

345

C 2

Sydney Sullenberger Alicia Aviles

Y F FS Y F FS

TAMPA BAY FT LAUDERDALE

174 169

200 155

196 150

570 474

C

Cody Furiosi

Y M FS

LEE COUNTY

182

143

153

478

C 2

Allison Sullenberger Heather Johnson

A F FS A F FS

TAMPA BAY LEE COUNTY

161 191

164

164 212

489 403

C 2

Chris Shelley James Furiosi

A M FS A M FS

LEE COUNTY LEE COUNTY

190 179

200 164

199 158

589 501

C

Daniel Beckham

S M FS

FT LAUDERDALE

184

188

181

553

C

John Laudicina

SS M FS

EVERGLADES

189

164

202

555

C

Ken Jones

MS M FS

GOLD COAST

188

180

196

564

13794 Old Denton Rd Roanoke, TX 76262 Charles Yardley 817-439-8998 Hoot and Holler Archery 601 Barksdale Blvd.

Bossier City, LA Chip Hemphill 318-747-6501

Clyde’s Archery 5564 Ayers St. Corpus Christi, TX 78415

Contact:

Hosting Club Range Location Contact:

Hosting Club Range Location

C 2

CINNAMON CREEK ARCHERY

Contact:

Hosting Club Range Location Contact:

Clyde Miller 361-855-3116

BAYOU BOWMEN 4900 South Lewis St. New Liberia, LA Ricky St. Upery 377-380-0082

ARCHERY COUNTRY 8121 Research Blvd.

Austin, TX Mike Luckie 512-452-1222

Saddle River Range 4280 FM 1488 The Woodlands, TX 77384 936-271-2620

OKLAHOMA LOCATION: TO BE DETERMINED

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SECTIONAL NEWS | SOUTHWEST

Southwest Section arizona | california colorado | hawaii new mexico | nevada utah

Bob Borges, Councilman nmarcher505@gmail.com

2017 SOUTHWEST INDOOR SECTIONALS It will be shot during the month of January at various locations across the Southwest. We will once again be shooting two Vegas Rounds in accordance with the NFAA C/B. Since there will be many locations in your state or in other states where you may shoot, you can pick where you would like to shoot, but remember that you can only shoot once for score in a style but you may register in as many styles as you like. For our Lifetime members (prior to the cutoff) you can only use your exemptions from payment one time and not multiple times if you choose to shoot more styles. Below is a list that I have received as of the date of publication from the Directors showing where and when the shoot will be offered. If you do not see your normal locations, then please contact your State Director for additional locations and dates.

Bob Borges NFAA SW Councilman

ARIZONA January 21, 2017 Location and Times TBD. Contact AZ NFAA Director for more information. Caytie Belzner 480-620-4644

NEVADA Impact Archery, Las Vegas – January 8,15,22 – 9AM 702-70-7766 Pacific Archery, Las Vegas – January 22, 29 – 9AM 702-367-1505 Gun World & Archery, Elko – January 7,14,21,28 775-738-2666 Wasting Arrows, Reno – January 14, 15 – 1:30PM 775-360-6556 Yerington Archery, Yerington – Contact Lucy for dates/times 775-463-4924 High Desert Archery, Reno – January 21,28 Call for times 775-432-4041

COLORADO Grand Mesa Bowmen, Eagle – January 21,22 Contact Kerry 970-623-5110

CALIFORNIA Northwood Bowmen’s Club, Novato – Contact Bob Garofalo 415-637-8510 Jim Cox Archer Shop – Contact Jim 831-769-0200 Predators Archery, Gilroy – January 8,22 – 10AM & 1:30PM – Contact Karen or Curtis 408-842-7733 Willow Creek, Escondido – January 23,30 – Contact Alana 760-484-0002 Ohlone Archery – Contact Nico Gallegos www.ohlonearchery.com Cherry Valley Bowhunters – January 25, 26 – 6PM – Contact Steve Wagner Easton Van Nuys Archery Center – January 7 – 2PM – Contact jmontenegro@esdf. org Archery Only Pro Shop, Newark – Dates/Times TBD – Contact roger@archeryonly. com West Coast Archery, Petaluma – Dates/Times TBD – Contact 707-766-9971 The Bow Rack, Redding – Dates/Times TBD – Contact Mike at Shop West Coast Archery Shop - Dixon, CA 707-676-5288

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NEW MEXICO Contact NM Director – Carl 505-857-0814

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NFAA®® COUNCIL & BOARD OF DIRECTORS NFAA® COUNCIL

NFAA® BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Officers President—Bruce Cull 2305 E. Hwy. 50 Yankton, SD 57078 605/665-8340 bcull@nfaausa.com

GREAT LAKES Judy McCutcheon - Adams Director - IL 23358 Virden Rd. Virden, IL 62690 217/827-2897 jlynnmac@royell.org

Vice President—Brian Sheffler 7006 Beargrass Ct. Indianapolis, IN 46241 317/244-7585 lbsheff@comcast.net NFAA® Office 800 Archery Lane Yankton, SD 57078 605/260-9279 605/260-9280 fax info@nfaausa.com Great Lakes Rocky Kline 1108 N. Korby St. Kokomo, IN 46901 765-438-6413 rlkline1@comcast.net Mid-Atlantic Dave Hryn PO Box 341 West Seneca, NY 14224-0341 716/481-4699 midatlcouncilman@hotmail.com Midwest Ray Jones 704 West South Winterset, IA 50273 515/462-6788 IowaArchery@hotmail.com New England Kenneth Moore 730 Newman Avenue Seekonk, MA 02771 508/761-5415 kmoore151@verizon.net Northwest Hubert Sims PO Box 1713 Orofino, ID 83544 208/476-5377 hmsarchery@email.com Southeast Tim Austin 1710 SW 76th Terrace Gainesville, FL 32607 352/332-1969 Flarchery@earthlink.net Southern Lee Gregory 112 Ridge Oak Drive Georgetown, TX 78628-7613 512/966-2799 lee@dlprint.com Southwest Bob Borges 5332 River Ridge Ave NW Albuquerque, NM 87114 505/890-4665 nmarcher505@gmail.com

Archery Magazine Editorial Board Bruce Cull Brian Sheffler Ken Moore Natalie Vollmer Brittany Salonen

Michael Arison Director - IN 2301 E 16th St. Muncie, IN 47302 765-748-4577 psearison72@yahoo.com Mike Spence Director - MI 11263 Connell Dr. Dexter, MI 48130 734/649-6375 grysbok1mike@aol.com Norm Newman Director - OH 103 Silver Gate Kenton, OH 43326 419/673-0021 Mike Strassman Director - WI 2402 W. Camerson Eau Claire, WI 54703 715/834-9975 mstrassman9975@charter.net MID ATLANTIC Tom Coblentz Director - MD 1 Ash Dr. Knoxville, MD 21758 301/834-7154 tomproarcher@gmail.com Robert Wertz Director - PA 336 Third Street Hanover, PA 17331 717/451-7408 bulldogs4bean@aol.com Douglas Joyce Director - NJ 30 Willow Ave. Somerset, NJ 08873 732/247-3892 jdjarcher@aol.com Samantha Brenzel Director - NY 124 1st Ave. North Tonawanda, NY 14120 716/930-0098 Sjbrenzel@gmail.com Jim Quarles Director - VA 7911 Cherokee Rd Richmond, VA 23225 804/272-6512 jim.quarles@vfaa.org Steve Tincher Director - WV 214 Seneca Valley Estates Charleston, WV 25320 304/984-0090 jstincher@cebridge.net MIDWEST Ron Sykora Director - IA 29058 510th Kelley, IA 50134 563/940-4892 rsykora3395@gmail.com Ray Manfull Director - KS 141 N. Abliene Valley Center, KS 67147 620/755-0464 cqbowhunter@sbcglobal.net Bill Hakl Director - MN 5656 317th St. Stacy, MN 55079 651/462-1916 wehjkh@gmail.com

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Kathy Potter Director - MO 1401 County Rd 1225 Huntsville, MO 65259 660/651-3175 kemclean@cvalley.net

TC Parker Director - WA PO Box 613 Hoquiam, WA 98550 360/533-4698 parkertc@live.com

Ed Christman Director - NE 3818 34th St. Columbus, NE 69601 402/563-3504 eChristman@neb.rr.com

Jeff Meyer Director - WY 2211 Omaha Tr. Bar Nunn, WY 82601 307/262-6202 jmbowhuntingnut@gmail.com

Marc Tebelius Director - ND 5292 8th Ave. North Grand Forks, ND 58203 701/792-3582 (home) 218/230-3258 (cell) tebelius@gra.midco.net

SOUTHEAST Mike Albertson Director - AL 531 Laura Ln. Newton, AL 36352 334/324-9322 JMAlbertson@aol.com

Reginald “Shorty” Faber Director - SD P.O. Box 66 Carthage, SD 57349 605/772-4468 shortyfaber@gmail.com

Oliver Austin Director - FL 1620 Yearling Trail Tallahassee, FL 32317 850/309-1918 oaustin@admin.fsu.edu

NEW ENGLAND Gary Marrier Director - VT 1525 Gibou Rd. Montgomery Ctr., VT 05471 802/326-4797 bowdoctor@pivot.net

Charles Cumber Director - GA 224 Timberwood Dr. Thomson, GA 30824 706/690-1103 watermedic23@yahoo.com

William Hall Director - CT 10 Virginia Dr. N. Windham, CT 06256 860/987-2660 inner10@yahoo.com Dana Cyr Director - ME 29 Hadlock Rd. Falmouth, ME 04105 207/807-7495 rcyrdcyr@aol.com

Glen Baxter Director - KY 9301 Whitley Rd. Louisville, KY 40272-2255 502/262-6738 gbaxter@heiltrailer.com Pat Sargeant Director - NC 3901 Melco Ct. High Point, NC 27265 336/202-5556 psargeant@rfmd.com

Paul Lewkowicz Director - MA 3 Davis Road Southborough, MA 01772 luke84@charter.net

Brock Morris Director - SC 1232 North Main St. St. Stephen, SC 29479 843/810-2924 brock.morris1972@gmail.com

Michael Wright Director - NH PO box 237 Marlboro, NH 03455 603/209-8007 barebownh@aol.com

James Maze Director – TN 367 Deep Gap Rd Jackson, TN 38301 731/422-5529 jamesmaze5529@gmail.com

Margaret Bacon Director - RI PO Box 248 Douglas, RI 01516 508/954-9787 mbacon@civilsiteengineering.com

SOUTHERN Garry Randall Director - MS 5301 Baron Rd. Summit, MS 39666 601/249-2988 garryche@bellsouth.net

NORTHWEST Brandon Higley Director - ID 835 Burley Ave. Buhl, ID 83316 208/308-4267 bugz30x@live.com Joel McNeese Director - MT 4205 Lewis Ave. Great Falls, MT 59405 406/727-2997 jrmcneese@bresnan.net Bernie Punzalan Director - AK 4170 Checkmate Dr. Anchorage, AK 99508 316/258-0297 John Wainwright Director - OR 398 SW Bent Loop Powellbutte, OR 97753 541/420-0312 jvwriver04@hotmail.com

Jim Metzger Director - LA 2019 Lovers Lane Shreveport, LA 71105 318/402-3381 GreyTrad@aol.com Fred Hockett Director - OK 727 Kingsgate Rd. Yukon, OK 73099 405/202-7851 Steve Coleman Director - TX 909 LCR 120 Mount Calm, TX 76673 254/723-4018 j13scoleman@yahoo.com

SOUTHWEST Caytie Belzner Director - AZ 1083 N. Boyd Apache Junction, AZ 85119 480/620-4644 elkaddict@mchsi.com Gary McCain Director - CA 27928 Clear Creek Rd. Keene, CA 93531 661/809-0947 gary@bgmach.com Sheri Stine-Trujillo Director - CO 7723 Raritan Street Denver, CO 80221 303/427-4430 sherist1000@msn.com

COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Pro Chairperson Chuck Cooley 404 10th St. Watkins Glen, NY 14891 607/343-8990 chuckcooley@gmail.com Certified Instructor Committee Co-Chairs Dave Hryn Jerry Wenzel Bowhunting Chairman Tom Vollmer 800 Archery Lane Yankton, SD 57078-4174 605-260-9279 nvollmer@nfaausa.com

George Kong Director - HI 1255 14th Ave Honolulu, HI 96816 808/734-5402 Carl Jamison Director - NM 6763 Forest Hills Dr. NE Albuquerque, NM 87109 505/8570815 carl_jamison@msn.com John Thayer Director - NV 7215 W. Tara Ave. Las Vegas, NV 89117 702/222-9878 mdthayer@cox.net Jim Jensen Director - UT 9284 South 3550 West Payson, UT 84651 801/360-1911 jimjensen.archer@gmail.com PROFESSIONAL REPRESENTATIVES GREAT LAKES Jeff Button 608/839-5137 jnbutton@aol.com NEW ENGLAND Crystal Gauvin 406-259-9801 gauvincj@gmail.com MIDWEST Julene Hakl 651-462-1916 wjarchery@gmail.com MID-ATLANTIC Kendall Woody 434-929-0223 bulldog267@comcast.net NORTHWEST Shawnn Vincent 360-929-5613 shawnnv@hotmail.com SOUTHERN Jimmy Butts 518-986-1395 platinumbow@yahoo.com SOUTHEAST George Ryals IV 678-901-9861 griv@archerylive.cm SOUTHWEST Randy Brabec 970-314-4971 rebowtune@gmail.com

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