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Ultra Products

Fairfield, Illinois
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About archery in Fairfield, Illinois

Ultra Products is an archery facility in Fairfield, Illinois.

About Ultra Products

Ultra Products is a volunteer-run, ASA-affiliated 3D archery club based in Fairfield, in southeastern Illinois' rural farm and timber country, an area with a strong bowhunting tradition. Its ASA affiliation places it in the Archery Shooters Association's 3D competitive format, foam animal targets shot at realistic field distances, useful practice for hunters and target archers alike ahead of deer season. Wes Hutchcraft serves as the club's listed contact, the right person to reach out to about membership, course access, or upcoming 3D shoots. As a volunteer-run operation, hours likely depend on member availability rather than a fixed schedule, so contacting Wes directly is the surest way to plan a visit to the club near Fairfield.

Amenities & Features

3D Course

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Location

Ultra Products

2130 W Delaware Suite 4

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Ultra Products

2130 W Delaware Suite 4

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Getting started in Illinois
The Illinois Archery Association is a governing body for archery in Illinois, 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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