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Salt River Bowhunters

Shelbyville, Missouri
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About archery in Shelbyville, Missouri

Salt River Bowhunters is an archery facility in Shelbyville, Missouri.

About Salt River Bowhunters

Salt River Bowhunters is a volunteer, ASA-affiliated 3D archery club in Shelbyville, Missouri, in the rolling farmland of the state's northeast. The ASA affiliation means the course is built around foam-animal targets at bowhunting-realistic, unmarked distances rather than a standard flat range, aimed squarely at hunters keeping their shot judgment sharp. Rusty Hammond is the contact listed for the club, the person to reach for membership questions or details on when the course is open. Shelbyville's rural setting near the Salt River fits the club's name and its hunting-focused membership base. Because it's volunteer-run, prospective members should expect shoot schedules to follow the group's own calendar rather than posted commercial hours.

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3D Course

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Salt River Bowhunters

6166 Shelby 340

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Salt River Bowhunters

6166 Shelby 340

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