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North Forty Archery Club

Cochran, Georgia
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North Forty Archery Club
About archery in Cochran, Georgia

North Forty Archery Club is an archery facility in Cochran, Georgia.

About North Forty Archery Club

North Forty Archery Club is an ASA-affiliated 3D club in Cochran, a small town in middle Georgia, with Stephen Sapp listed as the contact. The name likely nods to a section of land, a common naming pattern for rural clubs built on donated or leased acreage, which would suit an ASA 3D course laid out across wooded terrain. Middle Georgia's mix of farmland and pine forest has a steady bowhunting following, and clubs like this typically serve as a practice ground ahead of deer season. No further detail on course length, fees, or shoot frequency is published, so contacting Stephen directly is the best way to learn what's currently running and how to join.

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3D Course

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Location

North Forty Archery Club

785 Skipper Jackson Rd

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North Forty Archery Club

785 Skipper Jackson Rd

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