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Deer Slayers Bowmans Association

Oswego, New York
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About archery in Oswego, New York

Deer Slayers Bowmans Association is an archery facility in Oswego, New York.

About Deer Slayers Bowmans Association

Deer Slayers Bowmans Association, based in Oswego, New York along Lake Ontario, previously carried an ASA affiliation, though the club's status in the record shows that affiliation as expired in 2025. That doesn't necessarily mean the club has stopped operating, only that its formal tie to the Archery Shooters Association's 3D circuit may have lapsed or not been renewed. Upstate New York's lake-effect country has a long bowhunting tradition, and a club with this name clearly leans toward that hunting-focused crowd. Given the uncertain status, anyone interested in the club's current activity should confirm directly rather than assume the earlier listing still applies.

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Deer Slayers Bowmans Association

8100 State Route 104

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Deer Slayers Bowmans Association

8100 State Route 104

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