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Traditional Archers of CA

Petaluma, California
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About archery in Petaluma, California

Traditional Archers of CA is an archery facility in Petaluma, California.

About Traditional Archers of CA

A second Petaluma-area listing, Traditional Archers of CA is a volunteer-run club serving Sonoma County's traditional archery community, where recurve and longbow shooters tend to gather away from the compound-bow mainstream. Volunteer clubs of this kind generally keep the range going through member labor rather than paid staff, so hours and access often follow a club calendar rather than a fixed public schedule. The North Bay's mix of rural land and hunting culture gives traditional archery a natural home here, and interested shooters should reach out to the club directly to sort out current membership terms, meeting times, and range access before showing up.

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Traditional Archers of CA

291 Seavey Road

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Traditional Archers of CA

291 Seavey Road

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Two governing bodies cover California. The State Archers of California is a governing body for archery in California, and most competitive clubs run through their sanction. If you are new to the sport, the state guide covers seasons, disciplines, beginner pathways, and gear.
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