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Cherokee Bowhunters Club

Mountain City, Tennessee
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About archery in Mountain City, Tennessee

Cherokee Bowhunters Club is an archery facility in Mountain City, Tennessee.

About Cherokee Bowhunters Club

Cherokee Bowhunters Club shows up in the International Bowhunting Organization's directory tied to Mountain City, Tennessee, on the state's northeastern edge near the Virginia and North Carolina borders. An IBO listing generally signals a connection to the 3D bowhunting circuit that organization runs nationally, which tends to appeal to hunters practicing shot placement on realistic targets rather than paper. Beyond that directory tie, current details on hours, course layout, or whether the site still operates as listed aren't confirmed here. Anyone in the Mountain City area interested in IBO-style 3D shooting should contact the club directly to verify it's active and get accurate visiting information before making a trip out.

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