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Partridge Creek Archers

Metamora, Illinois
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About archery in Metamora, Illinois

Partridge Creek Archers is an archery facility in Metamora, Illinois.

About Partridge Creek Archers

Partridge Creek Archers is based in Metamora, Illinois, a small town in the Peoria area's farm country, and runs as an ASA-affiliated 3D archery club. The ASA connection ties the club to the scored, realistic-target 3D format that appeals to bowhunters working on yardage judgment and form ahead of deer season, rather than pure target shooters. Albert Baior is listed as the club's contact, the practical first call for shoot dates, course conditions, or how to join, since those specifics aren't otherwise published. Central Illinois' farmland and woodlots support a steady bowhunting population, and a club like this likely serves as a local seasonal hub for that group. Anyone interested in Partridge Creek Archers should reach out directly rather than expect posted public hours.

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3D Course

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Partridge Creek Archers

704 North Fork Road

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Partridge Creek Archers

704 North Fork Road

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