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Winterhawk Archery Club

Safford, Arizona
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About archery in Safford, Arizona

Winterhawk Archery Club is an archery facility in Safford, Arizona.

About Winterhawk Archery Club

Winterhawk Archery Club, based in Safford, Arizona in the state's southeastern corner, was ASA-affiliated, though available records list that affiliation as expired in 2025. That doesn't necessarily mean the club has closed, but its formal tie to the ASA 3D competition circuit may no longer be current, so anyone relying on that affiliation for event eligibility should double-check directly with the club. Southeastern Arizona's desert and mountain terrain supports a fair amount of bowhunting, and a club here likely still serves local members regardless of its ASA standing. Confirming current status, membership, and course access is best done by reaching out to the club itself before making plans.

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Winterhawk Archery Club

3215 US Hwy 191

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Winterhawk Archery Club

3215 US Hwy 191

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