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Chief Logan Archers

Tyrone, Pennsylvania
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About archery in Tyrone, Pennsylvania

Chief Logan Archers is an archery facility in Tyrone, Pennsylvania.

About Chief Logan Archers

Chief Logan Archers, based in Tyrone in central Pennsylvania's Blair County, has held Archery Shooters Association affiliation tied to the club, though the available record notes that status as expired for 2025. That doesn't necessarily mean the club itself is inactive, ASA affiliation lapses and renewals happen independently of whether a club is still shooting, but it does mean anyone relying on current ASA-sanctioned event status should confirm it directly rather than assume the tie is still active. For archers in the Tyrone and Altoona area, the practical move is to contact Chief Logan Archers directly to find out whether they're currently operating, what course or programs they run, and whether ASA affiliation has been renewed.

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Location

Chief Logan Archers

1171 Decker Hollow Rd

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Chief Logan Archers

1171 Decker Hollow Rd

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Business Hours

Memorial Day weekend to Labor Day, dawn to dusk

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