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New River Archery Club

West Jefferson, North Carolina
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About archery in West Jefferson, North Carolina

New River Archery Club is an archery facility in West Jefferson, North Carolina.

About New River Archery Club

Tucked into the mountains of West Jefferson, New River Archery Club runs as an ASA-affiliated volunteer group focused on 3D archery, the format built around lifelike animal targets that mirrors real bowhunting shots. Northwestern North Carolina's terrain, all ridges and hardwood cover, makes it a natural home for a 3D-minded club rather than a flat-range target operation. Greg Howell serves as the point of contact, typical for volunteer-run clubs where a member handles inquiries rather than a front desk. Beyond the ASA tie and Greg's contact info, no further programs or amenities are listed, so anyone interested in shooting rounds or joining should reach out to him directly for the current schedule.

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3D Course

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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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