Archery Ranges USAArchery Ranges
USA
Home / New York / Scotia / Guan Ho Ha Fish & Game Club
Back to Scotia

Guan Ho Ha Fish & Game Club

Scotia, New York
Range Owners

Already listed? Claim your business to manage your profile. Can't find your range? Click here to create a new listing and reach more archers.

Claim your listing
Guan Ho Ha Fish & Game Club
About archery in Scotia, New York

Guan Ho Ha Fish & Game Club is an archery facility in Scotia, New York.

About Guan Ho Ha Fish & Game Club

Guan Ho Ha Fish & Game Club in Scotia, New York, just outside Schenectady, pairs a 3D archery course with on-site lessons as part of a broader fish-and-game club focused on multiple outdoor pursuits. Having both instruction and a realistic 3D course available means newer archers can learn fundamentals and then immediately apply them on foam targets set at hunting-realistic distances, useful prep for New York's archery deer season in the Capital Region. It's a club model rather than a walk-in commercial range, so visitors should contact Guan Ho Ha directly to ask about membership requirements and current lesson availability.

Amenities & Features

3D Course

Lessons Available

Pricing

Contact range for prices

Please contact this range directly for current pricing and membership information.

This page is built with the archers who shoot here. Know this range better than we do?

Sign in to verify your visit and earn points.

Location

Guan Ho Ha Fish & Game Club

1451 Rector Road

Loading map...

Guan Ho Ha Fish & Game Club

1451 Rector Road

Plan your visit

Contact Guan Ho Ha Fish & Game Club before a first visit to confirm session times and equipment.

Call Guan Ho Ha Fish & Game ClubVisit websiteEmail Guan Ho Ha Fish & Game ClubVisit Facebook

Do you shoot at Guan Ho Ha Fish & Game Club?

Quick one, so we show you the useful thing.

Getting started in New York
Two governing bodies cover New York. The New York State Archery Association is a governing body for archery in New York, and most competitive clubs run through their sanction. If you are new to the sport, the state guide covers seasons, disciplines, beginner pathways, and gear.
See the full New York archery guide →