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Anyone Else here a member?
just curious, I rejoined. Just an all around fun place to practice and hang out with my son.



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Anyone Else here a member?
just curious, I rejoined. Just an all around fun place to practice and hang out with my son.



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Fun place
Fun place
not a member but usually do their public shoots... this weekend is field I think but will probably do the pinewood shoot in ridgde instead
ps-those arrows look mighty long...are they "grow into" length?
not a member but usually do their public shoots... this weekend is field I think but will probably do the pinewood shoot in ridgde instead
ps-those arrows look mighty long...are they "grow into" length?
I was interested in taking my kids there. What is the cost of membership?
I was interested in taking my kids there. What is the cost of membership?
Anthony,

Where did you get the "half-pint" bow?
Anthony,

Where did you get the "half-pint" bow?
phumb said:
ps-those arrows look mighty long...are they "grow into" length?
When he is at full draw and the bow has let off the arrow ony stick out about 2" He still needs a little help sometimes.

Mad Russian said:
Where did you get the "half-pint" bow?
Dick's Sporting Goods a few years ago. It is a good bow to start with
http://www.nxtgenoutdoors.com/retailers.cfm
http://www.dickssportinggoods.com/product/index.jsp?productId=4007044 - They have them in Melville
I bought better arrows and a better wrist guard. He likes it so I will invest in a better bow as he gets older and outgrows this one.

Techpcpro said:
I was interested in taking my kids there. What is the cost of membership?
Varies, if you do "work days" it'll offset some cost.
http://suffolkarchers.com/12app.pdf
phumb said:
ps-those arrows look mighty long...are they "grow into" length?
When he is at full draw and the bow has let off the arrow ony stick out about 2" He still needs a little help sometimes.

Mad Russian said:
Where did you get the "half-pint" bow?
Dick's Sporting Goods a few years ago. It is a good bow to start with
http://www.nxtgenoutdoors.com/retailers.cfm
http://www.dickssportinggoods.com/product/index.jsp?productId=4007044 - They have them in Melville
I bought better arrows and a better wrist guard. He likes it so I will invest in a better bow as he gets older and outgrows this one.

Techpcpro said:
I was interested in taking my kids there. What is the cost of membership?
Varies, if you do "work days" it'll offset some cost.
http://suffolkarchers.com/12app.pdf
I just joined Suffolk Archers.
Is anyone else here a member?

It is a cool place. 20 acres of woodlands in Huntington. 1 1/2 mile walk up and down terrain if you shoot all the points. 3d and paper targets.
I was just talking with a friend about it today. I used to be a member a few years ago but didn't renew. It's a great place but heard there is a waiting list for membership now. I credit my first Long Island buck to the training time I put in there. I had a buck walk in front of me just like cable run deer target. I knew exactly where to aim to put one right in the boiler room because of that target.
Now is the time of year they figure out which members are not returning and how many new members can be admitted. Act now if you want a chance at getting in this year.
They did an open house I went to a few years ago... that happening again any time soon?

Went with Perimedik on day, great place - I keep saying I should join.
They did an open house I went to a few years ago... that happening again any time soon?

Went with Perimedik on day, great place - I keep saying I should join.
The membership officer walks you through the property and takes a deposit if you are interested. One other prospective member got the tour with me.

From their website:
WANT TO BE A MEMBER?

Please call (516) 873-8898 to contact our membership committee for information on joining Suffolk Archers.

Beginner through expert - traditional or compound - target shooter or hunter, Suffolk

Archers can provide you with an extraordinary archery experience. Your membership privileges will include 24/7 access to the entire 20-acre facility, where you will find bulls-eye target butts at ranges from 10 to 80 yards, including a lighted 10 to 30 yard range for night shooting; a 28 bulls-eye field archery course; a 28 point knock-a-block trail course and 3D animal targets placed along the trails in realistic woodland settings.

In addition, Suffolk Archers conducts a wide variety of archery events and activities for its members, their guests, and other archers who come from far and wide to participate in competitive tournaments and fun shoots of all kinds.
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