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Antelope Archers Inc

Woodlake, California
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About archery in Woodlake, California

Antelope Archers Inc is an outdoor archery facility in Woodlake, California.

About Antelope Archers Inc

Antelope Archers Inc is a volunteer-run archery club in Woodlake, California, near the Sierra Nevada foothills in the southern Central Valley. Like a lot of small volunteer clubs, it likely functions as a members' range rather than a public facility, and nothing here confirms a pro shop, lesson program, or 3D course. Clubs this size in valley farm towns tend to be tight-knit, running on dues and volunteer hours rather than commercial revenue, which usually means hours and access don't get published anywhere widely. Anyone in the Woodlake area curious about archery should contact Antelope Archers Inc directly to ask about membership, guest shooting, and what the range actually offers day to day.

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Antelope Archers Inc

19400 Ave 398, Woodlake CA 93286

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Antelope Archers Inc

19400 Ave 398, Woodlake CA 93286

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