The R100 National Archery Tour is returning to Ohio following a three-year hiatus.
This year’s event is set for the weekend of June 23-25 at the Leipsic Fishing And Hunting Club, which is located at 10605 Road H in the Village of Ottawa.
The tour is sponsored by Rinehart Targets, the world’s largest manufacturer of 3-D archery targets. The COVID-19 pandemic and other concerns has kept the tour out of Ohio since 2019.
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Big archery event coming back to Ohio’s Putnam County June 23-25
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