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Blackfoot River Bowmen

Blackfoot, Idaho
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About archery in Blackfoot, Idaho

Blackfoot River Bowmen is an archery facility in Blackfoot, Idaho.

About Blackfoot River Bowmen

Blackfoot River Bowmen, named for the river running through Blackfoot, Idaho, is an ASA-affiliated volunteer club that maintains a 3D archery course, putting foam-animal targets at unmarked distances to sharpen the range-estimation skills bowhunters rely on. The ASA tie connects the club to a national 3D competitive circuit rather than a purely local, casual setup. Teresa Reynolds is listed as a contact, a solid starting point for anyone wanting details on shoot schedules, membership dues, or whether the course is open to visitors before they commit to joining. Southeastern Idaho's strong elk and deer bowhunting seasons make a course like this a genuinely useful practice stop leading into fall.

Amenities & Features

3D Course

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Location

Blackfoot River Bowmen

365 Archery Range Rd, Rose, ID 83221

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Blackfoot River Bowmen

365 Archery Range Rd, Rose, ID 83221

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Idaho Field Archery is a governing body for archery in Idaho, and most competitive clubs run through their sanction. If you are new to the sport, the state guide covers seasons, disciplines, beginner pathways, and gear.
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