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Northern Lites Archery Club

Grafton, North Dakota
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About archery in Grafton, North Dakota

Northern Lites Archery Club is an archery facility in Grafton, North Dakota.

About Northern Lites Archery Club

Northern Lites Archery Club is based in Grafton, a small city in the Red River Valley of northeastern North Dakota near the Minnesota border. The flat, fertile farmland surrounding Grafton is classic Red River Valley terrain, and volunteer clubs in this part of the state tend to run informally around member availability rather than posted hours. No specific course type, program list, or facility details are published for this listing beyond its name and location. North Dakota's archery community leans toward outdoor and hunting-adjacent shooting given the region's agricultural character, though nothing here confirms which format this particular club uses. Contact the club directly to find out about current shoot schedules and how to join.

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Northern Lites Archery Club

37 7th Str E

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Northern Lites Archery Club

37 7th Str E

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Getting started in North Dakota
The North Dakota Bowhunters Association is a governing body for archery in North Dakota, 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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