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Grande Ronde Bowmen Inc

La Grande, Oregon
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About archery in La Grande, Oregon

Grande Ronde Bowmen Inc is an outdoor archery facility in La Grande, Oregon.

About Grande Ronde Bowmen Inc

Grande Ronde Bowmen Inc is a volunteer archery club based in La Grande, Oregon, set in the scenic Grande Ronde Valley of the Blue Mountains. The club runs both a 3D course and a field archery course, giving members a chance to work on judging distance over uneven, wooded terrain as well as shooting a formal field round, two disciplines that reward different skills. That combination makes it a solid stop for bowhunters sharpening their eye before elk season and for target archers who want variety beyond a flat indoor line. Reach out to the club directly for shoot schedules and membership information.

Range Specifications

Facility

Outdoor Range

Amenities & Features

3D Course

Field Course

Parking

Pricing

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Location

Grande Ronde Bowmen Inc

PO BOX 315

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Grande Ronde Bowmen Inc

PO BOX 315

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