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Archery Shoot Information:
Wired Outdoors is pleased to present the 3rd Annual Camo Cares 3D Archery Shoot! This event will be a random draw, 4-person team shoot, with teams selected after the shoot.
- Two full 30-target courses (field limited to 240 archers).
- Registration begins at 7am
- Open, Hunter and Youth (ages 12-15) Classes.
- Shooting will begin at 9am with a shotgun start.
- Cost will be $30 per archer (includes meal and Camo Cares t-shirt).
- Prizes include 50% cash payback in both Open and Hunter Classes. Youth Class prizes will include a variety of hunting gear.
- Standard International Bowhunting Organization (IBO) rules will be in effect (www.ibo.net).
All proceeds from the shoot (not awarded as prizes) will benefit the Hunt of a Lifetime Organization that sends children with life-threatening illnesses on their dream hunts. This year we will also be sending a wounded US Army verteran on a dream hunt for elk in New Mexico.
All archers must pre-register for this shoot! There will be no walk-in registration the day of the event! Registration and payment can be completed online at www.WiredOutdoors.com, or forms can be obtained at the Fryburg Sportsman’s Club and several other Clarion County businesses. Checks should be made payable to: Camo Cares. Mail registration forms and payment to Camo Cares, 7937 Route 208, Knox, PA 16232. Registration will be performed on a first come, first served basis and will close on June 15, 2012 unless all slots are filled prior to that date.
What is a 4-Person Randow Draw Team Shoot?
4-member teams will be randomly selected for scoring purposes after the shoot to award prizes. Shooters can still shoot with their friends during the shoot! The registration committee will attempt to match shooters with up to 3 requested partners if at all possible. Shooters do not need to have 3 other partners to request to shoot together. The registration committee will match shooters with the appropriate number of people to create even foursomes.
Basic IBO Rules (www.ibo.net)
- 5 grains arrow weight per pound of draw weight
- Sights that project a laser light or other aiming dot on the target are illegal in all classes.
- A verifier or clarifier style peep sight will be allowed in all classes.
- We will default to the IBO Rulebook for any rules not covered in this list.
Youth Class (White Stake – max 25yds)
- 12-15 years of age
- 60lb max draw weight (2lb scale variance)
- no restriction on sights, stabilizers, or style of release
Hunter Class (Yellow Stake – max 35 yds)
- 80lb max draw weight (2lb scale variance)
- Fixed sight pins without magnification (peep sights permitted)
- Arrows must have screw-in points and at least three (3) feathers or vanes no less than two (2) inches long (measured minimum 1.75 inches).
- One stabilizer permitted (max 12 inches)
- Equipment in this class may be shot with finger tab, shooting glove or release.
Open Class (Blue Stake – max 50yds)
- 80lb max draw weight (2lbs scale variance)
- No restriction on sights, stabilizers, or release
Scoring
- IBO scoring rings (11s will count)
- Complete scorecards must be tallied by the scorekeepers and signed by the shooter. No changes will be made to a shooter’s score after he/she signs their scorecard.
- Lowest score of the 4-person team will be dropped and the best 3 scores tallied.
- In the event of a tie, the team with the most 11s will win.
