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Mountain
Challenge
The Tupper Lake Archers offers a 15 point, 20 yard indoor heated
range, an outdoor 50 yard range with a 16 foot high elevated shooting
tower, and an outside 15 target range set out in the woods, with
another 16 foot elevated shooting tower.
One of their more famous events is the Mountain Challenge 3-d archery
shoot.
Information on the Mountain Challenge
Registration opens at 7 A.M. on Saturday morning at the Rod and Gun
Club Lodge. People who have pre-registered may go directly to the
pavilion area and pick up their score cards and avoid the wait.
Pre-registration forms may be downloaded directly from this site. When
registering be sure that you know what class you shoot in and what
color shooting stake you will be shooting from.
After obtaining your score card, go to the indoor archery range and be
sure to check out our raffles and sign up for our door prizes. Once
you have finished signing up for door prizes proceed to the outside
practice range. Feel free to practice as long as you would like. When
you are ready to shoot go to the person assigning courses. Once you
have your course assignment, please go directly to the course and
start shooting. This will help avoid a “backup” of shooters.
Transportation to and from the farther courses will be provided until
4 P.M. on Saturday and 3 P.M. on Sunday.
Anyone wishing to have their scores posted Saturday must have them
into the registration table no later then 4 P.M. No scores will be
posted after that. There will be no scores posted on Sunday until
after awards are given out.
Awards will be given out at 4 P.M. on Sunday. Raffles and 50-50
drawings will also be given out at this time.
We have 4 courses of 15 targets set out in the woods of Tupper Lake.
You may shoot 2 courses one day and 2 the following day or any
combination as long as you shoot all 4 courses.
All score cards must be turned in no later then 3 P.M. Sunday in order
to determine winners by 4 P.M. In cases of ties in the top three
places a shoot off will be held to determine winners. The club house
will be closed from 3-4P.M. in order finalize scores.
The classes we shoot are:
Pee Wee
Cub Recurve
Cub
Youth Male
Youth Female
Youth Recurve
Female Bowhunter Open
Female Bowhunter Release
Female Recurve
Male Recurve
Hunter Class (male & female)
Male Bowhunter Open
Male Bowhunter Release
Male Compound Aided
Money Class
Senior Class
We give trophies for 1st ,2nd, and 3rd place finishers except in the
money class where we pay back 75% of the registration fee for that
class.
If you are unsure of what class you would like to be in, please go to
http://www.ibo.net/rules/
and look up classes defined. This will describe what equipment can be
used in each class. Shooting stakes may be a little different because
we shoot modified IBO rules. Shooting stake colors are:
Blue- maximum of 15 yards
Green- maximum of 30 yards
Orange- maximum of 50 yards
White- maximum of 20 yards
Notices of class shooting stake colors are posted at the registration
table and at the beginning of each course.
No one may change classes after they have started shooting.
NO ACHOLIC BEVERAGES ARE ALLOWED ON AND COURSES. IF AN OFFICER OF THE
CLUB FEELS THAT A PERSON IS INTOXICATED OR UNSAFE TO BE ON THE COURSES
THEY WILL BE DISQUALIFIED AND ASKED TO LEAVE. WE WANT EVERYONE TO HAVE
FUN AND BE SAFE.
No range finders are allowed by anyone for any reason.
We also have a “Wall of Trophies” where you may bring in any of your
mounts that were taken with a bow and compete for a prize.
All decisions by the clubs officers are final, and reserve the right
to add or change rules prior to the shoot.
Food will be available for breakfast, lunch, and dinner on Saturday
followed by entertainment from 6-10 P.M. On Sunday food will be
available for breakfast and lunch.
We offer limited camp sites on the premises on a first come first
serve bases. No electric or water is available however the lake is
just a few feet away.
Venders are always welcome at no charge, however we ask that you
contact us in order to arrange areas.
People who wish to come and shoot a round for fun may do so, however
they must stop in at the registration table. The fee is $10 for
adults, $8 for the cubs, and $5 for Pee Wee.
Anyone wishing to stay in one of our fine motels should make
reservations well in advance. Rooms get hard to find during the summer
months. Anyone needing help finding accommodations may call
518-359-9715.
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