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Townsend Rod & Gun Club

Townsend, Massachusetts
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About archery in Townsend, Massachusetts

Townsend Rod & Gun Club is an archery facility in Townsend, Massachusetts.

About Townsend Rod & Gun Club

Townsend Rod & Gun Club in Townsend, Massachusetts holds an ASA affiliation, though its status is listed as expired for 2025, so archers looking to shoot ASA-sanctioned 3D events there should check with the club directly on where things currently stand. Rod and gun clubs across New England often serve multiple shooting disciplines under one roof, with archery sharing space alongside firearms activities, which tends to make them well-established community fixtures even when a single certification lapses. For Massachusetts archers and bowhunters in the area, it remains a name worth a direct inquiry to confirm current archery access, hours, and membership requirements.

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Townsend Rod & Gun Club

46 Emery Rd

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Townsend Rod & Gun Club

46 Emery Rd

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Getting started in Massachusetts
Two state-level bodies cover Massachusetts. The Massachusetts Field Archery Association is a governing body for archery in Massachusetts, 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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