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Landahl Archery Range

Independence, Missouri
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Landahl Archery Range
About archery in Independence, Missouri

Landahl Archery Range is an archery facility in Independence, Missouri.

About Landahl Archery Range

Landahl Archery Range in Independence, Missouri is a public facility built around a field course, giving local archers an outdoor, terrain-based shooting option rather than a flat indoor lineup. Field courses like this one typically involve shooting at varied distances and angles across natural ground, which appeals to archers looking to sharpen judgment skills beyond what a standard target range offers. Being public, it's generally open to walk-in use in the greater Kansas City area without requiring club membership, though specific hours, target counts, and course length aren't listed here. Anyone planning to shoot the field course at Landahl should check with the city or parks department for current access and conditions before heading out.

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Field Course

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Location

Landahl Archery Range

E Argo Road

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Landahl Archery Range

E Argo Road

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Getting started in Missouri
The Missouri Archery Association is a governing body for archery in Missouri, 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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