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Milbank Valley Archers

MILBANK, South Dakota
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About archery in MILBANK, South Dakota

Milbank Valley Archers is an outdoor archery facility in MILBANK, South Dakota.

About Milbank Valley Archers

Milbank Valley Archers is a volunteer-run club serving Milbank, South Dakota, a small city near the Minnesota border in the northeastern corner of the state. Clubs like this typically rely on member dues and volunteer labor to maintain their grounds, and a rural setting like Milbank suggests a membership pulled from a fairly wide surrounding area given the sparse population. No specific detail on course type, target format, or current programming is available here, so it's best understood as a local community archery fixture rather than a full-service facility. Anyone interested in Milbank Valley Archers, whether to shoot as a guest or ask about joining, should contact the club directly.

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Milbank Valley Archers

204 EAST RAILWAY AVE

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Milbank Valley Archers

204 EAST RAILWAY AVE

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