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Hit List Archery

Grants, New Mexico
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About archery in Grants, New Mexico

Hit List Archery is an archery facility in Grants, New Mexico.

About Hit List Archery

Hit List Archery, based in Grants, a small city in west-central New Mexico along historic Route 66, is an ASA-affiliated volunteer club serving the area's bowhunting community. This part of New Mexico sits near national forest land that draws hunters for elk and deer season, and an ASA-affiliated club here likely gives local archers a structured way to shoot 3D targets and prep before those seasons open. Cody Wood is listed as the club's contact, a good first call for anyone with questions about membership, shoot dates, or course conditions. As with most volunteer clubs, detailed public information about hours or dues isn't posted beyond that contact point, so a direct inquiry is the way to get current details.

Amenities & Features

3D Course

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Location

Hit List Archery

1200 West Santa Fe Ave

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Hit List Archery

1200 West Santa Fe Ave

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