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Lord of the Harvest Archery Club

Dayton, Ohio
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About archery in Dayton, Ohio

Lord of the Harvest Archery Club is an archery facility in Dayton, Ohio.

About Lord of the Harvest Archery Club

Lord of the Harvest Archery Club in Dayton, Ohio carried an ASA affiliation that, per the available data, now shows as expired for 2025, putting it in a gray area between active club and lapsed listing. When it held that affiliation, the club would have been part of the wider 3D archery and bowhunting circuit ASA organizes nationally, a scoring format built around lifelike animal targets. Southwest Ohio has a solid base of bowhunters, and a faith-connected club name like this often signals a community group as much as a competitive one. Given the expired status, anyone interested should confirm directly whether the club still meets.

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Lord of the Harvest Archery Club

4435 S. Diamond Mill Rd

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Lord of the Harvest Archery Club

4435 S. Diamond Mill Rd

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