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Staunton River Archery Club

Hurt, Virginia
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About archery in Hurt, Virginia

Staunton River Archery Club is an archery facility in Hurt, Virginia.

About Staunton River Archery Club

Hurt, Virginia, a small town along the Staunton River in the south-central part of the state, is where Staunton River Archery Club runs as a volunteer, ASA-affiliated 3D archery club. David Simpson is the listed contact for the club, the person to reach for questions about shoot dates or joining, since the operation doesn't appear to publish a regular public schedule. The river-adjacent, rural setting fits the kind of terrain ASA-style 3D courses typically use, with wooded and open ground for realistic target placement. Southern Virginia has a strong bowhunting tradition, and a 3D club here likely serves as a seasonal tune-up spot for hunters. Contact David Simpson for current information.

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3D Course

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Location

Staunton River Archery Club

15725 Rockford School Rd

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Staunton River Archery Club

15725 Rockford School Rd

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