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Salina Bowmen Archery Club

Niles, Kansas
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Salina Bowmen Archery Club
About archery in Niles, Kansas

Salina Bowmen Archery Club is an archery facility in Niles, Kansas.

About Salina Bowmen Archery Club

Salina Bowmen Archery Club, despite the name, is based in Niles, Kansas, and runs as a volunteer, ASA-affiliated club with its own 3D course for bowhunting-style practice. Members shoot foam-animal targets at unmarked, realistic distances, the standard ASA format used to sharpen field judgment ahead of hunting season. Eric Schneweis is the listed contact for anyone wanting to ask about membership, course conditions, or upcoming shoots. Central Kansas' open plains and strong deer-hunting culture make a club like this a natural community hub for local bowhunters. As with most volunteer clubs, hours likely follow member schedules rather than fixed business hours, so contacting Eric Schneweis ahead of a visit is the reliable path.

Range Specifications

Range Length

50 yardsyards

Amenities & Features

3D Course

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Location

Salina Bowmen Archery Club

North 255th Road

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Salina Bowmen Archery Club

North 255th Road

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