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Rapids Archery Club

Andover, Minnesota
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About archery in Andover, Minnesota

Rapids Archery Club is an indoor and outdoor archery facility in Andover, Minnesota.

About Rapids Archery Club

A separate Rapids Archery Club operates in Andover, Minnesota, a suburb north of Minneapolis in Anoka County, distinct from the Wisconsin club sharing the same name. As a volunteer-run group, it most likely functions on a member basis with shoots organized informally rather than through posted public hours, typical of small community archery clubs in the Twin Cities suburbs. Andover sits in a part of Minnesota with a mix of suburban neighborhoods and remaining open land, supporting a decent local base of both target and bowhunting archers. No specific course type, lesson program, or amenities are listed for this club, so anyone interested should contact the group directly to learn how to join.

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Rapids Archery Club

1255 133rd Ave NW

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Rapids Archery Club

1255 133rd Ave NW

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Getting started in Minnesota
Two governing bodies cover Minnesota. The Minnesota State Archery Association is a governing body for archery in Minnesota, 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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