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Backyard Archers Joad

Linn, Missouri
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About archery in Linn, Missouri

Backyard Archers Joad is an archery facility in Linn, Missouri.

About Backyard Archers Joad

Backyard Archers JOAD runs its USA Archery affiliated Junior Olympic Archery Development program out of Linn, a small Osage County town roughly between Jefferson City and Columbia. The club's name suggests informal, grassroots origins, but the JOAD affiliation means young shooters here follow USA Archery's structured national curriculum with certified coaching rather than picking up form on their own. For a rural stretch of mid-Missouri without many nearby options, having a certified JOAD program gives local families a legitimate path into competitive target archery. Parents interested in enrolling a young archer should contact Backyard Archers JOAD directly to confirm current session times, age minimums, and what equipment kids need to start.

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Backyard Archers Joad

145 Hillside Trail

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Backyard Archers Joad

145 Hillside Trail

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