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Sherwood Forest Bowmen

Sussex, Wisconsin
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About archery in Sussex, Wisconsin

Sherwood Forest Bowmen is an archery facility in Sussex, Wisconsin.

About Sherwood Forest Bowmen

Sherwood Forest Bowmen, a fittingly named commercial archery operation in Sussex, Wisconsin just west of Milwaukee, runs a 3D course for archers who want foam-animal target practice rather than only flat paper targets. That kind of course is a strong fit for Wisconsin's deer-hunting culture, letting bowhunters rehearse distance estimation and shot placement before the season opens. No pro shop or lesson program is confirmed for this location, so equipment and instruction needs should be sorted elsewhere. Given the Robin Hood-inspired name, it's worth asking whether the club leans into any themed shoots. Contact Sherwood Forest Bowmen directly for course hours and access details.

Amenities & Features

3D Course

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Location

Sherwood Forest Bowmen

N61W25600 Walnut Rd

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Sherwood Forest Bowmen

N61W25600 Walnut Rd

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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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