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Lea County Archery Association

Hobbs, New Mexico
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About archery in Hobbs, New Mexico

Lea County Archery Association is an archery facility in Hobbs, New Mexico.

About Lea County Archery Association

Lea County Archery Association in Hobbs, New Mexico is an ASA-affiliated 3D archery club serving the oil-and-gas country of the state's southeastern corner, an area with a fairly spread-out population and limited archery options compared to more populated regions. The 3D affiliation puts the club's focus on scored, animal-target rounds geared toward bowhunting practice rather than indoor target shooting. Roman Acosta is listed as the contact, the right person to reach for information on shoot dates, course conditions, or how membership works, since the association doesn't appear to maintain much of a public presence beyond that. Archers in the Hobbs or greater Lea County area should contact him directly to get involved.

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