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Crawford County Bowhunters

Oblong, Illinois
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About archery in Oblong, Illinois

Crawford County Bowhunters is an archery facility in Oblong, Illinois.

About Crawford County Bowhunters

An Archery Shooters Association affiliation that current records list as expired for 2025 is on file for Crawford County Bowhunters, based in the small town of Oblong in southeastern Illinois. That doesn't necessarily mean the club has stopped operating, only that its formal ASA status may need renewal or has lapsed, so it's worth checking directly rather than assuming either way. County-level bowhunter clubs like this one are common across rural southern Illinois, typically organized by hunters themselves around 3D-style practice ahead of deer season. Course details, hours, and current membership status beyond the ASA record aren't published, so archers in Crawford County or nearby southeastern Illinois towns should contact the club directly to confirm whether it's still active and accepting members.

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Crawford County Bowhunters

2690 E 950th Ave

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Crawford County Bowhunters

2690 E 950th Ave

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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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