North Carolina Bowhunters Association
3-D Tournament Schedules
NCBA does not conduct 3-D tournaments. But we support our local chapter clubs that do! As such, we will publish various club and coalition 3-D shoot schedules that are supplied to us. We will also provide "links" to our local chapter clubs that have websites along with maps of how to locate their clubhouses and ranges.
CAROLINA TRADITIONAL ARCHERS
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Officer Contact Information:
President:..Herb Reynolds
Vice President:...Larry Long
Treasurer:..Kyle Garrou
Secretary:...Eric Ballard; 828-241-3849 (H)
Club Rep:... Bill Stroupe
Club Measurer:... David Allen
Carolina Traditional Archers - Map & Directions
Map & Directions to Clubhouse
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This is a map & Directions to CTA's Shoot Facility
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2007 Tournament Schedule:
March 2007:
March 10th, CTA Club Shoot
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April 2007:
April 14th, CTA Club Shoot
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June 2007:
June 10th, CTA Club Shoot
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August 2007:
August 11th, CTA Club Shoot
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November 2007:
November 10th, CTA Club Shoot
Shoot hours are 2:00pm to 10:00pm. A 20 target course will be offered along with a coon shoot that begins at 7:00pm. A chili supper will be served at 6:00pm.
Dave Haggist in charge
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All club shoots will be held at the Foothills Bow Hunters/CTA range in Maiden NC. Events will consist of a 20 target course and lunch is included. Unless otherwise specified, registration begins at 9:00am and concludes at 12:00. The ranges are open from 9:00am to 3:00pm. Lunch is served promptly at noon.
Shoot Fees:
CTA Members: $ 10.00
Non-Members: $15.00
North Carolina
Traditional Archery Championship
The Carolina Traditional Archers along with the "Catawba Valley Wildlife Club" will host this event on May 25, 26, and 27. The event features a forty 3D-target course, novelty shoots, free primitive camping, restrooms, hot showers, seminars, and home cooked meals. Trophies will be awarded for men, women and children in longbow, recurve, and primitive classes. World renowned bow hunter Monty Browning will be the guess speaker. The Catawba Valley Wildlife Club is located on Highway 10 between Highway 18 and Highway 321.