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Long Beach Bowhunters

Long Beach, California
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About archery in Long Beach, California

Long Beach Bowhunters is an archery facility in Long Beach, California.

About Long Beach Bowhunters

Long Beach Bowhunters serves the Long Beach area of Los Angeles County, and its name makes the club's bowhunting focus clear even though Southern California's urban sprawl leaves little obvious hunting ground nearby. Clubs like this one often function more as a community and practice hub for members who travel outside the immediate area to actually hunt, while still offering local shooting opportunities close to home. Coastal Southern California doesn't have many dedicated archery clubs given how built up the region is, so a bowhunting-focused group in Long Beach fills a real niche for local archers. No course details, lane counts, or membership information are listed, so anyone interested should contact the club directly to ask about joining and current activities.

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Long Beach Bowhunters

7550 EAST SPRING STREET

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Long Beach Bowhunters

7550 EAST SPRING STREET

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