Archery is the skill of using a bow to propel arrows. It can be used in hunting, but is also a competitive sport and recreational activity. Nearly everyone — regardless of age, size, or physical ability — can succeed at archery.
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Archery is a lifetime sport that can be enjoyed while taking in the great outdoors. ?This program will introduce the fundamentals for safely and successfully shooting a compound bow and will include lots of hands-on practice. Let us be your guides to exploring a new outdoor skill.
This event is for those who want to experience the sport of archery in a structured, supportive environment. All equipment will be provided but please dress for the weather as we will be outdoors.
Ages 9 and up, participants 9-15 must be accompanied by an adult.????
Come to Columbia Bottom Conservation Area and put your basic archery skills to the test! We will learn about archery and archery range safety, how to use a compound bow, and test out our new skills! Following NASP requirements, all participants must be ages 9 and up.
Please note that this program will take place outside, so please dress accordingly, and bring a water bottle and sunscreen.Archery is a lifetime sport that can be enjoyed while taking in the great outdoors. This program will introduce the fundamentals for safely and successfully shooting a compound bow and will include lots of hands-on practice. Let the Missouri Department of Conservation be your guide to exploring a new outdoor skill.
This event is for those who want to experience the sport of archery in a structured, supportive environment. All equipment will be provided, please do not bring your own equipment. Close-toed shoes are required and come dressed for the weather as we will be outdoors.
This program will take place at the Grand Glaize St. Louis County Library Branch located at 1010 Meramec Station Road, Manchester, MO.
If you love to have fun outdoors and would like to learn new skills, then this program is for you! Teamwork, safety, and leadership are stressed. Join us in June as we learn the basics of these outdoor skills: (archery, atlatl, canoeing, fishing, fire starting/knot tying, and air rifles).
Each child may only sign up to attend one day. Participants must dress to be outside the full length of program, wear sturdy shoes (no flip flops or flimsy sandals) and bring sack lunch and a water bottle that can be refilled. Bug spray, sunscreen, and a hat are recommended. Registration will begin Friday May 1 at 8 AM and will end Thursday, May 28 at 5 PM.
If you love to have fun outdoors and would like to learn new skills, then this program is for you! Teamwork, safety, and leadership are stressed. Join us in June as we learn the basics of these outdoor skills: (archery, atlatl, canoeing, fishing, fire starting/knot tying, and air rifles).
Each child may only sign up to attend one day. Participants must dress to be outside the full length of program, wear sturdy shoes (no flip flops or flimsy sandals) and bring sack lunch and a water bottle that can be refilled. Bug spray, sunscreen, and a hat are recommended. Registration will begin Friday May 1 at 8 AM and will end Thursday, May 28 at 5 PM.
If you love to have fun outdoors and would like to learn new skills, then this program is for you! Teamwork, safety, and leadership are stressed. Join us in June as we learn the basics of these outdoor skills: (archery, atlatl, canoeing, fishing, fire starting/knot tying, and air rifles).
Each child may only sign up to attend one day. Participants must dress to be outside the full length of program, wear sturdy shoes (no flip flops or flimsy sandals) and bring sack lunch and a water bottle that can be refilled. Bug spray, sunscreen, and a hat are recommended. Registration will begin Friday May 1 at 8 AM and will end Thursday, May 28 at 5 PM.
If you love to have fun outdoors and would like to learn new skills, then this program is for you! Teamwork, safety, and leadership are stressed. Join us in June as we learn the basics of these outdoor skills: (archery, atlatl, canoeing, fishing, fire starting/knot tying, and air rifles).
Each child may only sign up to attend one day. Participants must dress to be outside the full length of program, wear sturdy shoes (no flip flops or flimsy sandals) and bring sack lunch and a water bottle that can be refilled. Bug spray, sunscreen, and a hat are recommended. Registration will begin Friday May 1 at 8 AM and will end Thursday, May 28 at 5 PM.



























