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Texas Elite 3-D Archery

Columbus, Texas
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About archery in Columbus, Texas

Texas Elite 3-D Archery is an archery facility in Columbus, Texas.

About Texas Elite 3-D Archery

Texas Elite 3-D Archery, based in Columbus, Texas between Houston and San Antonio, is a club with a past ASA affiliation, though the listed status notes that affiliation expired in 2025. That detail matters for anyone assuming an active ASA connection today, since it suggests the club's competitive 3D ties may have lapsed or be in the process of renewing rather than currently active. Columbus sits along a rural stretch of I-10 with a solid hunting base, the kind of area where a 3D-format club naturally fits the local bowhunting calendar. Given the uncertain affiliation status, anyone interested should contact the club directly to confirm what's currently running before assuming ASA-sanctioned shoots are still on the calendar.

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Texas Elite 3-D Archery

1088 county road 107

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Texas Elite 3-D Archery

1088 county road 107

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