Rochester Archery Club Work Day / Night
It is that time of year again when we need to get the archery lower range and walking course cleaned up. There are frame targets that need repair on both lower range and the walking course. In addition, there is always some trail trimming work to be done. We have scheduled 2 different times for this.
- Wednesday, April 17th, starting at 5 PM
- Saturday, April 20th, starting at 1 PM
We need club members to come out and help with this work. For target repairs, bring tools such as drill or impact driver for taking out and putting in lag screws, utility knife for trimming carpet, hammer and pry bar is also good to have if needed.
What is the Rochester Archery Club?
The Rochester Archery Club is a group of people whose interests are bowhunting, target archery, conservation, or bowfishing.
Formed in 1937, the Rochester Archery Club has stimulated interest in archery in general and has produced many competitive champions, many fine bowhunters, and encouraged participation by many archers who shoot purely for the fun of it. We also promote archery through demonstrations and lectures given to scouts and other interested organizations.
What does the Rochester Archery Club offer?
| Outdoor shooting ranges. The club owns 43 acres of land in Northwest Rochester, along 75th Street. We have a practice range with targets at marked distances from 10 to 60 yards. We also have a field course with life-size animal targets at various unmarked distances, over a variety of terrain, to give our bowhunters well-rounded practice for the hunting season. At this time our insurance coverage does not allow crossbows or firearms on our property. No broadheads or practice broadheads are allowed on any club targets. You are welcome to bring your own target for broadhead practice. |
| Business meetings. Meetings are held once a month (usually on the 1st Wednesday) where new members and new ideas are always welcome. Refreshments and social hour follow each meeting. |
| Newsletters. Prior to each meeting, newsletters are sent to all members informing them when and where the meeting will be held. Other archery news of the month as well as club news, equipment for sale, or special bulletins are included in the newsletter. |
| Awards. Successful bowhunters taking deer, bear or other big game animals with bow & arrow are presented with awards at the annual awards banquet. |
| Social Activities. We have wild game feed potluck dinners, we have guest speakers, or informative programs at some meetings, we host 3D shoots several times each year, we have carp shoots, fun shoots, small game hunts, hog roasts, and an annual awards banquet. |
| Membership Types. The Rochester Archery Club offers a reduced membership rate for youth (under age 18) in an effort to promote archery. Adults can choose family or single membership. Members that want to get involved with the club activities, help with fund raising activities, or serve as a club officer can earn credits that can reduce the cost of the following years dues. |
For fun, fellowship, and archery, join the Rochester Archery Club, Inc.
