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Boneyard JOAD

Madison, North Carolina
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About archery in Madison, North Carolina

Boneyard JOAD is an archery facility in Madison, North Carolina.

About Boneyard JOAD

Boneyard JOAD in Madison, North Carolina is a USA Archery affiliated club built around the Junior Olympic Archery Development pathway, giving young archers a structured route from beginner instruction toward competitive target shooting. Beyond JOAD, the club also runs an Adult Archery Program and offers 3D archery, so it serves a wider range of shooters than a typical junior-only outfit. That combination of youth development, adult participation, and 3D shooting under one roof makes Boneyard a fairly full-service stop for archers in the Madison area, though anyone interested should contact the club directly for current class schedules and enrollment details.

Amenities & Features

Pro Shop

3D Course

Lessons Available

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Location

Boneyard JOAD

184 Old Covered Bridge Road

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Boneyard JOAD

184 Old Covered Bridge Road

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Getting started in North Carolina
The North Carolina Field Archery Association is a governing body for archery in North Carolina, 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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