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Highlands Bowhunters

Sebring, Florida
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About archery in Sebring, Florida

Highlands Bowhunters is an archery facility in Sebring, Florida.

About Highlands Bowhunters

Highlands Bowhunters takes its name from Highlands County, where it's based in Sebring, a small city in central Florida best known for its motorsports history at Sebring International Raceway. The surrounding county's mix of ranch land, scrub, and citrus groves supports a real bowhunting culture, particularly around deer and hog hunting on private land. As a club rather than a commercial operation, Highlands Bowhunters likely runs on member schedules and informal group shoots rather than posted business hours. No specific course details, programs, or dues are listed publicly for this club. Anyone interested in joining or learning more about the group should reach out directly rather than assume open access.

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Highlands Bowhunters

7391 Haywood Taylor Blvd

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Highlands Bowhunters

7391 Haywood Taylor Blvd

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