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Do you know of any archery clubs/classes in the New Orleans, LA area? Clifton Juan Harvey, Louisiana PH# & FAX#: 504-368-0694
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For adult or for Junior (JOAD)? There is a link on the TSAA website that explains JOAD and helps find local chapters using the National Archery Association’s website link… http://texasarchery.org/L1/ClubsJOADs.htm and scroll down past the FAQ and other resources. For adults, best to check the yellow pages and call/ask the local archery shops… > Do you know of any archery clubs/classes in the New Orleans, LA area? > Clifton Juan > Harvey, Louisiana > PH# & FAX#: 504-368-0694
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Check this link, the website of the Louisiana Field Archery Association. http://www.southwestla.com/lfaa/ That should help.
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Can anyone recommend an archery club in the Toronto area. I’ve searched online and only found three – one is near Orangeville (too far away), one north of Markham (also too far away) and another is at UofT (can’t join because they told me I have to be a current student or alumnus). I’d like to find a club within the city if possible. Any help offered is greatly appreciated. BTW, I used to belong to the Nepean Archers – near Ottawa – in the late ’70’s and want to resume the sport. I’d also be interested in some refresher lessons, so a club that offers some form of schooling would be ideal, but not imperative. Cheers, Dave
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Just do a search for Ontarion Archers Association and you will find every club availlable in Ontario.
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I’m about to move from the UK to the Netherlands (The Hague area) and am interested in any information I can get on Archery clubs in the area. Am I likely to have to re-take a beginners course there? (I’ve been shooting weekly for over a year and a half here in the UK) Do they do Field archery there? How about Traditional Archery (I’ve been shooting an English Longbow quite a bit lately) TIA Al…
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Try: http://holland.archery.start4all.com/ For a club in The Hague: http://www.denhaag.org/~handboog/ If you have been shooting for a year and a half it is very unlikely you will have to take a beginners course. Maybe one of the trainers at the club would like to see you shoot, but I don’t think there will be any problems. We do have field competitions and traditional shooters. I don’t have the URL at hand at the moment, but I will look and post it a.s.a.p. Good luck Ringare – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> I’m about to move from the UK to the Netherlands (The Hague area) and am > interested in any information I can get on Archery clubs in the area. > Am I likely to have to re-take a beginners course there? (I’ve been shooting > weekly for over a year and a half here in the UK) > Do they do Field archery there? How about Traditional Archery (I’ve been > shooting an English Longbow quite a bit lately) > TIA > Al…
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Hi Where abouts are you moving to? Try the links on the Grand National Archery Society site (GNAS) Yes, there is quite an active field scene here
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– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text ->Hi >Where abouts are you moving to? >Try the links on the Grand National Archery Society site (GNAS) >Yes, there is quite an active field scene here > I’m about to move from the UK to the Netherlands (The Hague area) and am > interested in any information I can get on Archery clubs in the area. > Am I likely to have to re-take a beginners course there? (I’ve been >shooting > weekly for over a year and a half here in the UK) > Do they do Field archery there? How about Traditional Archery (I’ve been > shooting an English Longbow quite a bit lately) > TIA > Al…
Hi Take a look at http://holland.archery.start4all.com/ You will find a lot of links to dutch archery sites, for the Hague see the "club links Zuid Holland" section. There’s one in the Hague and 2 in Delft (close by). Regards, Peter A&F Custom Kites Werkhoven NL For kitebuilding tips: <http://www.xs4all.nl/~pdj>
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I’m a german archer and for professional reasons I will remove to London ( Richmond) . Does anybody know if there is an archery club (recurve) in this area.
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>I’m a german archer and for professional reasons I will remove to London >( Richmond) . Does anybody know if there is an archery club (recurve) in >this area.
Hi Hans, I don’t know of one but if you log on to www.gnas.org which is the governing body for archery in the UK and look at how to and select the region that you will be staying in it will give you a contact telephone number for the regional secretary who will put you in touch with your nearest club. Hope this helps Neil
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I think Royal Richmond Archery Club might be in that area 
They shoot at a Rugby ground next door to Kew Gardens, I think. I’ll try and find the contact details for them and pass them on to you. – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> I’m a german archer and for professional reasons I will remove to London > ( Richmond) . Does anybody know if there is an archery club (recurve) in > this area.
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Sorry for the delay in getting back to you. I couldn’t find my clubs directory, but I did find a link to the Royal Richmond club website: http://www.brainsys.com/richmond/archer.html I hope this is of some use to you. – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – > I think Royal Richmond Archery Club might be in that area > They shoot at a Rugby ground next door to Kew Gardens, I think. > I’ll try and find the contact details for them and pass them on to you. > I’m a german archer and for professional reasons I will remove to London > ( Richmond) . Does anybody know if there is an archery club (recurve) in > this area.
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Does anyone out there know of any archery clubs in London, Ontario?
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Check the book …
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Hi Ted: Check with the Archer’s Nook http://mars.execulink.com/~archnook/index.html . They are a Pro Shop based in London Ontario, and I’m sure they can help. They are also a terrific retailer. I’m in Victoria BC, and I order from them despite the fact that they are about 3,000 KM away 
You may also want to browse the Federation of Canadian Arches’ Web site http://www.fca.ca/ as I’m sure they have a club list. Good luck…. — Mitch Rosenberg Victoria, British Columbia Canada
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> > Does anyone out there know of any archery clubs in London, Ontario?
Forest City Archers, c/o Penny Poyntz (519) 660-0155
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Thanks to everyone who replied for the information.
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G’day fellow archers, I’m travelling to Heidelberg, Germany and Trieste, Italy in May and wanted to know if anyone knows of any archery clubs or archery stores in those areas. Thanks in advance. Regards, Ivan kladnig "It said: Windows 95 or better required…..so I installed Linux"
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www.heidelberg-archers.de contact: or Charlotte – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> G’day fellow archers, > I’m travelling to Heidelberg, Germany and Trieste, Italy in May and wanted > to know if anyone knows of any archery clubs or archery stores in those > areas. > Thanks in advance. > Regards, > Ivan kladnig > "It said: Windows 95 or better required…..so I installed Linux"
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My wife and I are both interested in trying archery. We live in Lochcarron on the West Coast near Kyle of Lochalsh, and I work in Inverness. Anyone know of any archery clubs / facilities in the Highlands. please? Nick
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Nick there is web page belonging to the Scottish Archery Association but I cannot remember the URL. Go to the GNAS web site at http://www.gnas.org There you will find contact details for all the regions of the UK, there should also be a link to the Scottish site >My wife and I are both interested in trying archery. We live in Lochcarron >on the West Coast near Kyle of Lochalsh, and I work in Inverness. Anyone >know of any archery clubs / facilities in the Highlands. please? >Nick
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There is a Field Archery Club in Inverness. I don’t have an address but you can contact the delegate of the Scottish Field Archery Associaton under: Charlotte – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> My wife and I are both interested in trying archery. We live in Lochcarron > on the West Coast near Kyle of Lochalsh, and I work in Inverness. Anyone > know of any archery clubs / facilities in the Highlands. please? > Nick
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Hi, Just moved into Cambridge/Boston area in Massachusetts. Was wondering if there are any archery clubs around here that meets regularly? Thanks
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> Just moved into Cambridge/Boston area in Massachusetts. > Was wondering if there are any archery clubs around here that meets > regularly?
There has been an archery club at MIT, I would check that out. At times it has been pretty active, at other times it has been completely dormant. If you are interested in FITA, target-style, shooting then the best place is probably Archery USA in Dedham. If your main interest is 3D then there are plenty of clubs in the area. However, I have no clue about them since I’m a target guy. Marty Sasaki
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Absolutely Archery USA is the place to be in Boston for target shooting.
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Just moved into Cambridge/Boston area in Massachusetts. > Was wondering if there are any archery clubs around here that meets > regularly? > There has been an archery club at MIT, I would check that out. At > times it has been pretty active, at other times it has been completely > dormant. > If you are interested in FITA, target-style, shooting then the best > place is probably Archery USA in Dedham. If your main interest is 3D > then there are plenty of clubs in the area. However, I have no clue > about them since I’m a target guy. > Marty Sasaki
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Hi All, Need information on archery clubs in the SLC area. Thanks, Ron
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> Hi All, > Need information on archery clubs in the SLC area.
Not exactly in SLC but you can’t do much better than Provo Canyon in Provo (just south of you) I shot there a few years ago. It was a great and challenging course. Keep’em straight wPm — S&B Enterprises Sunland,CA. 91040 ‘..the MOUNTAINS are calling and I must go! <John Muir>
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I’m new to the sport, and am seeking a club in the denver area willing to teach. My interest is in ‘traditional shooting’. I’ve just picked up a recurve, and I’d like to not pick up bad habits I may need to unlearn some day. John
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: I’m new to the sport, and am seeking a club in the denver area willing : to teach. My interest is in ‘traditional shooting’. I’ve just picked : up a recurve, and I’d like to not pick up bad habits I may need to : unlearn some day. Check out: http://www.coloradoarchery.org/ They have a listing of CSAA Archery Clubs, many in the Denver area. -Scot — *** ANTI-SPAM ALERT *** Note the "removethis." in the return address. *** Scot E. Heath, P.E. "Nothing beats turning clay to dust." Fort Collins, CO
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when I was in Denver awhile back I called several archery shops – they were ALL very helpful. There is a private club there that they can point you to and also there is a state park over on the southwest side of Denver, near red rock and highland ranch estates, that has an outdoor range. You might be able to just meet someone there and strike up a deal. — ARC in Los Angeles The most exciting phrase to hear in science, the one that heralds new discoveries, is not Eureka! (I found it!) but rather, ‘hmm…. that’s funny…’ – Isaac Asimov
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