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Bigfoot Bullseye

Ashland, Kentucky
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About archery in Ashland, Kentucky

Bigfoot Bullseye is an archery facility in Ashland, Kentucky.

About Bigfoot Bullseye

Bigfoot Bullseye is a volunteer-run archery club in Ashland, Kentucky, part of the Tri-State area where Kentucky, Ohio, and West Virginia meet along the Ohio River. As a volunteer club rather than a retail operation, it likely relies on member involvement to keep the range maintained and to organize shoots, a common model in this part of Appalachia where archery and bowhunting are woven into local outdoor culture. No specific programs or amenities are listed for Bigfoot Bullseye beyond its name and city, so anyone interested in joining or shooting there should reach out to the club directly to learn about membership and access before planning a trip.

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Bigfoot Bullseye

10699 US 60

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Bigfoot Bullseye

10699 US 60

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Getting started in Kentucky
Several organizations cover Kentucky. NFAA activity runs through clubs in the NFAA Southeast Section. USA Archery activity runs through clubs and JOAD programs. Scholastic 3D Archery is a governing body for archery in Kentucky, 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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