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Dinosaur Valley Archery Club

Glen Rose, Texas
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About archery in Glen Rose, Texas

Dinosaur Valley Archery Club is an archery facility in Glen Rose, Texas.

About Dinosaur Valley Archery Club

Dinosaur Valley Archery Club takes its name from the Glen Rose, Texas area's famous dinosaur track fossils, and runs as an ASA-affiliated 3D archery club putting it on the same national circuit as other Archery Shooters Association groups across the state. This part of North Texas, along the Paluxy River, has enough wooded and hilly terrain to support a realistic 3D course, appealing to local bowhunters working on shot placement ahead of season. ASA affiliation generally signals a scored, animal-target format rather than standard bullseye shooting. Randy Duren is listed as the club's contact, a solid first call for questions about upcoming shoots.

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3D Course

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Dinosaur Valley Archery Club

1784 CR 1011

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Dinosaur Valley Archery Club

1784 CR 1011

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