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Tulsa Archery Association

Sperry, Oklahoma
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Tulsa Archery Association
About archery in Sperry, Oklahoma

Tulsa Archery Association is an indoor and outdoor archery facility in Sperry, Oklahoma.

About Tulsa Archery Association

Tulsa Archery Association runs a 3D archery course out of Sperry, just north of Tulsa, giving the metro area's archers and bowhunters a foam-animal course to practice on ahead of Oklahoma's hunting seasons. As a volunteer-run club, the course's upkeep and scheduling depend on member involvement rather than paid staff, so access is likely tied to club hours or organized shoots rather than daily walk-in availability. Despite the Tulsa name, the Sperry location puts it a short drive north of the city, making it a practical option for archers across the wider metro. Reach out to the association directly to confirm current course access and membership.

Range Specifications

Facility

Indoor & Outdoor

Amenities & Features

3D Course

Pricing

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Location

Tulsa Archery Association

PO BOX 127

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Tulsa Archery Association

PO BOX 127

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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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