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Eagle Outdoors Archery Club

Neosho, Missouri
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About archery in Neosho, Missouri

Eagle Outdoors Archery Club is an archery facility in Neosho, Missouri.

About Eagle Outdoors Archery Club

Eagle Outdoors Archery Club is a volunteer-run, ASA-affiliated 3D club in Neosho, Missouri, in the southwestern corner of the state near the Arkansas and Oklahoma borders. The ASA tie means a foam-animal course designed to mirror real bowhunting shots, popular with hunters using the off-season to sharpen distance judgment and shot placement. Jeremy Whittle is listed as the contact, the right person to reach for shoot schedules or membership questions. This corner of Missouri has a strong deer-hunting culture, and a volunteer 3D club fits that scene naturally, running on member participation rather than fixed public hours. Anyone interested in joining should contact Eagle Outdoors Archery Club directly to find out when the course is active.

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3D Course

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Eagle Outdoors Archery Club

18050 PARROT ROAD

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Eagle Outdoors Archery Club

18050 PARROT 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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