Durham County Wildlife Club

All classes are “Open.” The bow style will determine Recurve or Compound. Open refers to the unlimited attachments allowed on the bow, including magnification-powered lenses, long stabilizers, etc. Any compound bow including finger releases and hunting set-up is allowed. Any recurve (including barebow) is allowed. Range finders are allowed. No electronic, automatic range-finding sights like the Garmin XERO A1 Bow Sight are allowed.  

Adult Open: One arrow will be shot at each target on the course, staring with Target #1 (Closest to the shelter, 20 Yards) until Target 14 (15 yards), skipping the 80-yard target. At target 4 (50 yards), shooters will be required, in the same end, to shoot a second arrow for score. The first half will total 14 arrows. See Range Map for target assignment and distance. Archers will head back to target 1 and repeat the shooting order, for a total of 28 arrows shot and scored. To be prize eligible 28 arrows need to be shot and scored. Once you have set your sight for the first shot you are not allowed to adjust your sight for the second shot.  


Young Adult:  The max yardage for Young Adult will be 55. One arrow will be shot at 15 yards, 20 yards, 30 yards, 40 yards, 45 yards, and 55 yards. Two arrows will be shot at 20 ft, 25 Yards, 35 yards, and 50 yards for a total of 14 arrows. The shooting order will be from target 1, 2, 3, etc. until target 14. 14 arrows scored in the first half. See Range Map for target assignment and distance. Archers will head back to target 1 and repeat the shooting order, for a total of 28 arrows shot and scored. To be prize eligible, 28 arrows need to be shot and scored. Once you have set your sight for the first shot you are not allowed to adjust your sight for the second shot. 

Youth: The max yardage is 40. Two arrows will be shot at each distance. Youth will shoot at 20ft, 15 yards, 20 yards, 25 yards, 30 yards, 35 yards, and 40 yards for a total of 14 arrow.14 arrows scored in the first half. See Range Map for target assignment and distance. Archers will head back to target 1 and repeat the shooting order, for a total of 28 arrows shot and scored. To be prize eligible, 28 arrows need to be shot and scored. Once you have set your sight for the first shot you are not allowed to adjust your sight for the second shot. 

The Robin Hood 80: Each registered archer will be given one raffle ticket with their paid registration.  A choice of general raffle (Red) or The Robin Hood 80 ticket (Gold).  You can take your Golden ticket to Target 8 and give it to the range officer any time during the day. Each archer will have one arrow to shoot an X (6). If that shoot is made, the raffle ticket with your Bib Number will go into the raffle for the PSE bow. If you shoot an X (6), you can shoot an additional arrow at the dot on the upper 3|4 line. If you hit the dot, you will go into a "closest arrow to the center" shoot-off at the end of the day.   

Additional Gold tickets can be purchased for $5 with no limit on how many you can buy. But each ticket holds the same rules.   

Hitting the X - The raffle is for the PSE Perform X SD with SE Cams Bow (Black)  

Hit the Dot on your second arrow and win "closest to the center shoot-off" for a full Shrewd Archery Pro set-up. That includes the following (either target or hunting): 

One Front stabilizer 

One Rear stabilizer 

One disconnect 

One v-bar 

One scope 

One Verde Vitri Lens 

One eye-side sunshade 

One target-side sunshade  

There is one caveat to this entire process. If you Robin Hood your first arrow, in the X ring, you automatically win it all!!  Oh and by the way, the target face is the 50cm not the traditional 65cm!