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Golden Hawks Archery Club, Inc.

Bethel, Ohio
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About archery in Bethel, Ohio

Golden Hawks Archery Club, Inc. is an archery facility in Bethel, Ohio.

About Golden Hawks Archery Club, Inc.

Golden Hawks Archery Club, Inc., based in Bethel in southwestern Ohio's Clermont County, is an ASA-affiliated volunteer club built around 3D archery rather than open recreational shooting. That affiliation places the club in a competitive circuit centered on lifelike animal targets, a format that draws heavily from the bowhunting community as archers tune their shot ahead of Ohio's deer season. Clermont County's mix of rural land east of Cincinnati supports a fair amount of hunting activity that fits a 3D-focused club well. Larry Van is listed as the contact for anyone with questions about shoot dates, course conditions, or how to join, since further day-to-day detail about the club isn't published beyond that.

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Golden Hawks Archery Club, Inc.

3134 SR 222

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Golden Hawks Archery Club, Inc.

3134 SR 222

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