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Split Nocks Archers

Powhattan, Virginia
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About archery in Powhattan, Virginia

Split Nocks Archers is an archery facility in Powhattan, Virginia.

About Split Nocks Archers

Split Nocks Archers, based in Powhatan west of Richmond, holds ASA affiliation linking it to Virginia's 3D bowhunting archery community, a name that echoes but is otherwise unrelated to the similarly named Split Nock JOAD program up in Minnesota. Piedmont Virginia's mix of rolling farmland and hardwood forest around Powhatan makes solid terrain for a 3D animal-target course, giving local hunters realistic practice ahead of Virginia's deer season. As a volunteer-run club, operations depend on member time and dues rather than paid staff, and public listings don't include lane counts or course length. Local bowhunters interested in Split Nocks Archers should contact the club directly for shoot schedules.

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3D Course

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Split Nocks Archers

1160 Capeway Rd

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Split Nocks Archers

1160 Capeway Rd

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Two state-level bodies cover Virginia. The Virginia Field Archery Association is a governing body for archery in Virginia, and most competitive clubs run through their sanction. If you are new to the sport, the state guide covers seasons, disciplines, beginner pathways, and gear.
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