Archery Rules Photo credit: ProAdventure ( Source ) Archery – that is, the use of a stringed bow to propel arrows towards a target – is thought to go back thousands of years – possibly even as far as the stone age of 20,000 BC – with bows and arrows used by numerous peoples over the millennia as a means of hunting and warfare.

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Safety is always the first and foremost priority at Triggers and Bows. Please follow these rules to guarantee a fun and safe time for all.

Game Pigeon Archery Rules 2020

1. All standard long bows, recurve bows, compound bows and crossbows are acceptable on the range. 380 and 400 compound bows must shoot in the posted dedicated lanes.
2. Family members under 16 must be accompanied by an adult member.
3. Always draw the bow pointed toward the target, with or without arrows.
4. Avoid physical contact with an archer in the shooting position.
5. Do not shoot arrows up into the air.
6. Do not use damaged equipment.
7. Never use arrows that are too short for your draw length. Do not use cracked arrows.
8. Wait behind the shooting line until all archers are finished shooting and the signal to collect is given.
9. Never handle another archer’s equipment without permission.
10. No broached or expandable arrows.
11. No broadheads.
12. Do not cross the shooting line to retrieve arrows until everyone is done shooting.

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Any failure to abide by these rules will result in temporary suspension or immediate termination of membership.