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James A. Reed Wildlife Area

Lee's Summit, Missouri
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About archery in Lee's Summit, Missouri

James A. Reed Wildlife Area is an archery facility in Lee's Summit, Missouri.

About James A. Reed Wildlife Area

James A. Reed Wildlife Area in Lee's Summit, just southeast of Kansas City, includes a public archery range as part of a larger state-managed conservation property, the kind of setup where shooting sports share space with hunting and wildlife habitat rather than standing alone as a dedicated facility. Wildlife-area ranges like this one are typically free or low-cost and open on a seasonal or daylight-hours basis rather than running a posted commercial schedule. No specifics are confirmed here on lane count or current hours, which is common for ranges managed as one feature of a much bigger property. Archers planning a visit should check with the Missouri Department of Conservation for current access and rules.

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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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