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White County Archery Club

Norris City, Illinois
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White County Archery Club
About archery in Norris City, Illinois

White County Archery Club is an archery facility in Norris City, Illinois.

About White County Archery Club

White County Archery Club, based in Norris City, Illinois, is an ASA-affiliated volunteer club serving the southeastern corner of the state near the Indiana and Kentucky borders. That ASA tie places it within the 3D archery and bowhunting competition circuit common to rural clubs in this region, where scored animal-target rounds tend to draw more participation than pure target shooting. Scott Fiala is listed as the contact for the club, the right person to reach for questions about membership, shoot schedules, or current course conditions. As with most volunteer-run operations, there's no posted retail presence or public hours, so anyone interested should plan on reaching out directly rather than dropping by unannounced.

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3D Course

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White County Archery Club

205 E Eubanks

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White County Archery Club

205 E Eubanks

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