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Rock Branch Archery

Elberton, Georgia
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About archery in Elberton, Georgia

Rock Branch Archery is an archery facility in Elberton, Georgia.

About Rock Branch Archery

Elberton, Georgia, known regionally for its granite industry, is also home to Rock Branch Archery, an ASA-affiliated 3D archery club serving the surrounding Piedmont countryside. The ASA tie-in places the club within an organized national scoring system for foam-animal target shooting, a format popular with bowhunters looking to sharpen range estimation and shot placement outside of hunting season. Bobby McCannon is listed as the club's contact, the practical route for anyone wanting details on shoot schedules or how to get involved. Northeast Georgia has a steady bowhunting community, and clubs like this one often function as the social and competitive hub for that crowd. No lane counts or additional amenities are noted beyond the ASA affiliation and contact information.

Amenities & Features

3D Course

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Location

Rock Branch Archery

2969 Green Acres Rd

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Rock Branch Archery

2969 Green Acres Rd

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