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Straight Arrow Bow Hunters

REDDING, California
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About archery in REDDING, California

Straight Arrow Bow Hunters is an archery facility in REDDING, California.

About Straight Arrow Bow Hunters

Straight Arrow Bow Hunters is a volunteer club based in Redding, California, up in the northern part of the state where bowhunting is a significant part of the outdoor culture. The club's name makes its orientation clear: this is a group built around bowhunters rather than target-only archers, and volunteer clubs like this typically rely on member dues and shared upkeep to maintain their grounds. Redding sits near a mix of forested mountains and open valley terrain, giving local hunters varied practice conditions to prepare for deer and other big game seasons. No further detail on course layout, lane count, or membership process is listed, so reach out directly for current information.

Range Specifications

Bow Types Allowed

Not specified

Amenities & Features

Field Course

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