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Waverly Sportsmen's Club

Waverly, New York
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About archery in Waverly, New York

Waverly Sportsmen's Club is an indoor and outdoor archery facility in Waverly, New York.

About Waverly Sportsmen's Club

Waverly Sportsmen's Club, based in Waverly, New York near the Pennsylvania border in the Southern Tier, is a volunteer-run club offering archery among what is typically a broader slate of outdoor and shooting activities at sportsmen's clubs of this type. Specific detail on the archery course, whether it's 3D, field, or standard target, along with lane counts and hours, isn't included in this listing. Southern Tier archers and hunters looking for a community club rather than a commercial range should contact Waverly Sportsmen's Club directly to learn what's currently offered and how to get involved.

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Indoor & Outdoor

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Location

Waverly Sportsmen's Club

389 Besemer Rd

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Waverly Sportsmen's Club

389 Besemer Rd

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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.
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