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East Central IL Archers

Urbana, Illinois
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East Central IL Archers
About archery in Urbana, Illinois

East Central IL Archers is an archery facility in Urbana, Illinois.

About East Central IL Archers

East Central IL Archers is a volunteer-run, ASA-affiliated 3D club serving Urbana, Illinois, home to the University of Illinois. The ASA affiliation means members shoot a foam-animal course meant to mimic real bowhunting distances and angles, a format that appeals to hunters as much as target archers looking for something more varied than a flat range. Rick Kumler is the listed contact, the person to reach for shoot days or joining. East-central Illinois is farm country with a solid deer-hunting base, so a 3D club here serves a real local need beyond the university crowd. As with most volunteer clubs, access likely runs around scheduled shoot days rather than set public hours. Contact the club directly for current details.

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3D Course

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East Central IL Archers

1701 Perkins Road

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East Central IL Archers

1701 Perkins Road

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