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Tyler Archery Club

Tyler, Texas
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Tyler Archery Club
About archery in Tyler, Texas

Tyler Archery Club is an archery facility in Tyler, Texas.

About Tyler Archery Club

Tyler Archery Club is a volunteer-run, ASA-affiliated club in Tyler, East Texas, offering a 3D archery course that fits the region's strong bowhunting tradition heading into deer season. The ASA affiliation ties the club to the Archery Shooters Association's competitive 3D format, foam animal targets at realistic field distances, which serves both hunters sharpening shot placement and archers who simply enjoy the format's variety over flat-range paper targets. Natalie Whitt is listed as the club's contact, a good starting point for questions about membership, course access, or scheduled 3D events. Being volunteer-run, hours and availability can shift, so reaching out to Natalie ahead of time is the most reliable way to plan a visit to the East Texas club.

Amenities & Features

3D Course

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Location

Tyler Archery Club

11942 FM 848

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Tyler Archery Club

11942 FM 848

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