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Bear Lake Rod and Gun Inc

Stockton, New York
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About archery in Stockton, New York

Bear Lake Rod and Gun Inc is an archery facility in Stockton, New York.

About Bear Lake Rod and Gun Inc

Bear Lake Rod and Gun Inc operates as a volunteer-run club in Stockton, New York, in the state's rural southwestern corner near Chautauqua County. Its ASA affiliation puts it inside the 3D archery scoring and tournament structure that governs much of competitive bowhunting-style shooting, which typically means member-built 3D animal targets set across wooded terrain rather than a flat indoor range. Volunteer clubs like this one tend to run on member dues and weekend work parties rather than paid staff, so hours can vary with the season. Prospective visitors should contact the club ahead of time to confirm access and current 3D course status.

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Bear Lake Rod and Gun Inc

4391 Cassadaga, Stockton Rd

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Bear Lake Rod and Gun Inc

4391 Cassadaga, Stockton Rd

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