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Elkhorn Archers Inc

Baker City, Oregon
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Elkhorn Archers Inc
About archery in Baker City, Oregon

Elkhorn Archers Inc is an outdoor archery facility in Baker City, Oregon.

About Elkhorn Archers Inc

Elkhorn Archers Inc is a volunteer-run club out in Baker City, in the rugged northeastern corner of Oregon near the Elkhorn Mountains the club is likely named for. It maintains a 3D course, giving members a place to shoot lifelike animal targets rather than only paper, which fits the bowhunting culture common in this part of the state. As a volunteer club, it runs on member labor and informal scheduling rather than posted business hours, so drop-in access probably depends on knowing someone or catching a scheduled shoot. Beyond the 3D course, no other amenities or programs are listed, so the best way to learn about membership or shoot days is to contact the club directly.

Range Specifications

Facility

Outdoor Range

Amenities & Features

3D Course

Lessons Available

Pricing

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Location

Elkhorn Archers Inc

2235 16th St

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Elkhorn Archers Inc

2235 16th St

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