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Daytona Archers

Port Orange, Florida
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About archery in Port Orange, Florida

Daytona Archers is an archery facility in Port Orange, Florida.

About Daytona Archers

Daytona Archers, based in Port Orange, Florida just south of Daytona Beach, holds ASA affiliation as a 3D archery club, putting it on the same national circuit as other Archery Shooters Association groups around the state. Central Florida's flat terrain and dense brush make 3D courses here a realistic stand-in for the kind of shots bowhunters face in the woods and swamps further inland. Being ASA-affiliated generally signals a club oriented toward scored 3D rounds and a bowhunting-minded membership rather than pure target archery. Doug Brown is listed as the club's contact, a good first call for questions about upcoming shoots.

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3D Course

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Daytona Archers

4031 Pioneer Trail

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Daytona Archers

4031 Pioneer Trail

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