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Killshot Outdoors

Dexter, New Mexico
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About archery in Dexter, New Mexico

Killshot Outdoors is an archery facility in Dexter, New Mexico.

About Killshot Outdoors

Killshot Outdoors in Dexter, a small community in southeastern New Mexico's Pecos Valley, is an ASA-affiliated volunteer club that also offers lessons, an unusual pairing since ASA clubs typically lean toward established 3D shooters and bowhunters rather than beginner instruction. That combination suggests Killshot Outdoors is building its membership base by bringing newcomers in through lessons before funneling them into the club's 3D and bowhunting-oriented shoots. Robbie DeRosier is listed as the contact, the person to reach for lesson availability or membership questions, since the club doesn't appear to publish much else publicly. Southeastern New Mexico's hunting-heavy culture makes this a natural fit for the area. Anyone interested should reach out to Robbie directly.

Amenities & Features

3D Course

Lessons Available

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Killshot Outdoors

820 N Garden Ave

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Killshot Outdoors

820 N Garden Ave

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