A New York archer has prevailed in yet another big archery tournament, this time winning the 2025 Lancaster Archery Classic, held Jan. 23-26 and an event that is billed as the largest indoor archery tournament
They don’t really shoot turkeys anymore.
In fact, with today’s turkey shoots many organizers don’t even dole out hams, much less, frozen Butterballs. Instead, a winner may walk home with pork chops, baby-back ribs,
It has been said that an individual can often succeed in any endeavor for which he or she possesses unlimited enthusiasm.
Ryan Beck, 36, a resident of the Blair County town of Martinsburg, Pa.,
Bolinski said this position is separate from the complex executive director role, which was filled a little over a year ago and has been occupied by Skip Klinger. While Klinger oversees shooting sports and other
The National Archery in the Schools Program recently released the results of the 2024 NASP Student Survey.
The survey was the second such effort by the world’s largest youth archery organization, which has now
In honor of Veterans Day, the Ohio DNR (ODNR) Division of Wildlife invites veterans to visit and shoot for free at one of Ohio’s premier public shooting ranges on Sunday, Nov. 10. The shooting range
Athletes from nine Iowa colleges competed in the 2024 Iowa Scholastic Clay Target Program (SCTP) Collegiate Championships in Trap, Skeet, Sporting Clays, and Super Sporting Clays, Oct. 19-20, at the New Pioneer Gun Club, in
Artists, athletes, or anyone who stands out in their field can make success appear so easy that to the casual observer, raw talent alone is responsible. But upon closer examination, raw talent is almost always
Jonathan Shue, 43, of Liberty, N.C., managed to claim an overall win in the 2024 GSSF GLOCK National Challenge Stock category, though not by much, at the Civilian Marksmanship Program’s National Matches.
The 2024
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