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Bloomer Rod & Gun

Bloomer, Wisconsin
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About archery in Bloomer, Wisconsin

Bloomer Rod & Gun is an archery facility in Bloomer, Wisconsin.

About Bloomer Rod & Gun

Bloomer Rod & Gun, in Bloomer, Wisconsin in the northwestern part of the state, is a volunteer club whose name reflects roots in broader hunting and shooting traditions rather than an archery-only start. The club maintains a 3D course, giving members a place to shoot foam-animal targets at unmarked distances, useful practice for the whitetail bowhunting season that draws heavy interest across this part of Wisconsin. This listing doesn't specify lane count, whether lessons are offered, or membership structure, so those details remain unconfirmed. Anyone interested in shooting archery at Bloomer Rod & Gun should reach out to the club directly, since access and scheduling likely depend on membership rather than posted public hours.

Amenities & Features

3D Course

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Bloomer Rod & Gun

17821 60th Street

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Bloomer Rod & Gun

17821 60th Street

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Getting started in Wisconsin
The Wisconsin Archery Alliance is a governing body for archery in Wisconsin, 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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