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Cajah Mountain Archery Club

Lenoir, North Carolina
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About archery in Lenoir, North Carolina

Cajah Mountain Archery Club is an archery facility in Lenoir, North Carolina.

About Cajah Mountain Archery Club

In the foothills near Lenoir, North Carolina, Cajah Mountain Archery Club runs as an ASA-affiliated 3D range, which means shooters here are practicing on realistic foam-animal targets set at varying, unmarked distances rather than a flat paper-target line. That format draws a strong bowhunting crowd looking to sharpen judgment on yardage and shot angle before deer season. The club lists John Honeycutt as a contact, so anyone wanting to shoot a round, check on ASA qualifier dates, or ask about membership should get in touch with him directly. For archers in the Lenoir area chasing a 3D-specific course rather than a generic indoor lane, this is the local option.

Amenities & Features

3D Course

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Location

Cajah Mountain Archery Club

2025 Craig Rd

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Cajah Mountain Archery Club

2025 Craig Rd

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