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Wabash County Bowhunters

Mt. Carmel, Illinois
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About archery in Mt. Carmel, Illinois

Wabash County Bowhunters is an archery facility in Mt. Carmel, Illinois.

About Wabash County Bowhunters

Wabash County Bowhunters is an ASA-affiliated 3D archery club serving Mt. Carmel, Illinois and the surrounding Wabash County area, putting it squarely in the bowhunting-practice tradition that ASA clubs are built around: shooting at foam animal targets to simulate real hunting shots and distances ahead of deer season. Club contact runs through Earl Lawrence, per the club's listing, which is typically the right first call for anyone asking about membership, shoot dates, or course access. For bowhunters in southeastern Illinois looking to sharpen their instinctive shooting before the season opens, this is a locally-run option worth contacting directly.

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3D Course

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Wabash County Bowhunters

IL Route 15

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Wabash County Bowhunters

IL Route 15

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