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T.H.E. Archery Club

Wakarusa, Kansas
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About archery in Wakarusa, Kansas

T.H.E. Archery Club is an archery facility in Wakarusa, Kansas.

About T.H.E. Archery Club

T.H.E. Archery Club calls Wakarusa, Kansas home, a small town setting where a club like this often serves as the main organized archery outlet for miles around. It's set up as a volunteer club with a 3D course on site, putting it in line with the bowhunting-practice tradition common across rural Kansas, where foam-animal courses double as off-season tune-up spots ahead of deer season. Beyond the 3D course, there's no posted detail on membership structure, lane counts, or a lesson program, which is typical for a small-town volunteer operation running on member time rather than a business schedule. Reaching out ahead of a visit is the safest way to confirm the course is open and staffed.

Amenities & Features

3D Course

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Location

T.H.E. Archery Club

300 SE 97th St

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T.H.E. Archery Club

300 SE 97th St

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