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Manahoac Bowmen

Spotsylvania, Virginia
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About archery in Spotsylvania, Virginia

Manahoac Bowmen is an archery facility in Spotsylvania, Virginia.

About Manahoac Bowmen

Manahoac Bowmen operates in Spotsylvania, Virginia with both a 3D course and a field archery course, under an ASA affiliation that ties the club into the national 3D competition circuit. Running both formats side by side gives members a choice between animal-target 3D shooting geared toward bowhunters and the more traditional, varied-terrain discipline of field archery, a broader setup than many single-format volunteer clubs offer. Edward Curley is listed as the club's contact, the most reliable route to real scheduling information since volunteer clubs like this typically don't maintain much of a public presence. Spotsylvania's mix of wooded, rural land south of Fredericksburg supports a strong bowhunting community that a club with this range of courses serves well.

Amenities & Features

3D Course

Field Course

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Location

Manahoac Bowmen

12400 Herndon Rd

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Manahoac Bowmen

12400 Herndon Rd

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