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Southwest Border Archers

Deming, New Mexico
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About archery in Deming, New Mexico

Southwest Border Archers is an archery facility in Deming, New Mexico.

About Southwest Border Archers

Southwest Border Archers takes its name from Deming's location in the far southwest corner of New Mexico, close to the Mexican border, and carries ASA affiliation tying it to the region's 3D bowhunting archery scene. Luna County's high desert terrain, all mesquite flats and rocky hills, makes for a distinctive backdrop for a 3D animal-target course, useful practice for hunters chasing javelina, mule deer, and other borderlands game. As a volunteer-run club, it operates through member time rather than paid staff, and public listings don't include lane counts or fees. Deming's remote location makes a local club like this valuable for area archers. Contact them directly for details.

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3D Course

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Location

Southwest Border Archers

3500 Hwy 26

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Southwest Border Archers

3500 Hwy 26

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