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Ninnescah Bowhunters Association

Viola, Kansas
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About archery in Viola, Kansas

Ninnescah Bowhunters Association is an archery facility in Viola, Kansas.

About Ninnescah Bowhunters Association

Ninnescah Bowhunters Association takes its name from the Ninnescah River running through south-central Kansas, and the club itself is an ASA-affiliated 3D group based in the small town of Viola. ASA's scored, animal-target format is built for archers sharpening their form ahead of deer season, and a club naming itself after bowhunters rather than target archers signals where its priorities sit. Henry Boss is listed as the contact, the usual setup for a volunteer club without a staffed office. Kansas's plains and river-bottom terrain give 3D courses like this plenty of natural cover to work with. For shoot dates, course conditions, or membership questions, reaching out to Henry directly is the way in.

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3D Course

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Ninnescah Bowhunters Association

10769 S 215th

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Ninnescah Bowhunters Association

10769 S 215th

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The Kansas State Archery Association is a governing body for archery in Kansas, 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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