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Jay County Bitteridge Archers

Portland, Indiana
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About archery in Portland, Indiana

Jay County Bitteridge Archers is an archery facility in Portland, Indiana.

About Jay County Bitteridge Archers

Jay County Bitteridge Archers, based in Portland in east-central Indiana, is listed in the NFAA Club/Range Finder, which places it inside the National Field Archery Association's network rather than the 3D-focused ASA or Olympic-style USA Archery circuits. NFAA affiliation usually points toward field and target archery traditions, including field rounds shot across varied outdoor terrain, though the specific programs this club runs aren't spelled out beyond the listing itself. Jay County is a rural stretch of the state near the Ohio border, and a club with this kind of affiliation is a solid marker of an established, organized group. Anyone interested should get in touch directly for shoot schedules and membership information.

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Jay County Bitteridge Archers

6243 S 325 W

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Jay County Bitteridge Archers

6243 S 325 W

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The Indiana Field Archery Association is a governing body for archery in Indiana, 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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