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Madera Field Archers

Fresno, California
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About archery in Fresno, California

Madera Field Archers is an archery facility in Fresno, California.

About Madera Field Archers

Madera Field Archers, despite the name, is listed under Fresno, California, and runs both a 3D course and a field archery course as a volunteer-organized club. Having both formats side by side is notable, since 3D shooting at foam animal targets and traditional field archery across uneven natural terrain draw somewhat different crowds, one more bowhunting-oriented and one more traditional-target-oriented, and this club apparently supports both. California's Central Valley has a substantial hunting and outdoor recreation population, and a volunteer club offering this range of course types gives local archers more variety than a single-format range would. No lesson program or other amenities are listed, so anyone interested should contact the club to confirm current access and conditions.

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3D Course

Field Course

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