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Cuddy Creek Outfitters

Moreland, Oklahoma
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About archery in Moreland, Oklahoma

Cuddy Creek Outfitters is an archery facility in Moreland, Oklahoma.

About Cuddy Creek Outfitters

Despite a name that often implies a guided-hunting business, Cuddy Creek Outfitters in the small community of Moreland in eastern Oklahoma is organized as a volunteer-run club, shaped by its own members' effort rather than paid staff. It's affiliated with the Archery Shooters Association and runs 3D shoots for bowhunters practicing shot placement on animal targets. Dale Ramsey is listed as a contact for the club, worth reaching out to for current shoot dates or membership questions. Course specifics, hours, and dues beyond the ASA affiliation aren't published, so archers around Moreland or eastern Oklahoma should contact Ramsey directly before planning a visit or entering a shoot.

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3D Course

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Cuddy Creek Outfitters

East CR 39

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Cuddy Creek Outfitters

East CR 39

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Getting started in Oklahoma
The Oklahoma State Archery Association is a governing body for archery in Oklahoma, 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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