The Wolf Creek Gun and Bow Association (WCGBA) hosted its first annual WCGBA Archery Shoot at the Fisher Archery Range.
Forty-nine competitors faced off for a fun-in-the-woods walk-around 3-D animal shoot that challenged even the most accomplished archers.
Eight categories of competitors tested their skills in the Men’s Open, Women’s Open, Men’s Bowhunter, Women’s Bowhunter, Men’s Traditional, Women’s Traditional, Youth, and Cubs. Cash prizes were awarded to the top shooters.
A grilled hamburger/hot dog lunch was then hosted by the WCGBA staff for all those who participated or attended the event.
The 3-D targets ranged in size from raccoons to the mighty tyrannosaurus rex, which is rare to see in the woods these days.
After the competition, a long-range shot was attempted by most of the competitors. David Archuleta mastered this event by shooting the 3-D target in the bullseye at over 100 yards with one shot, making Robin Hood envious.
This was the first event held after the merger of the Pagosa Bow Club with the Wolf Creek Gun and Bow Association.
If you would like to engage in future archery events or have annual access to the Fisher Archery Range, go to wolfcreekgunandbow.org and sign up as a member.
The Wolf Creek Gun and Bow Association is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that promotes firearms and archery programs for the community.
We are looking for landowners who wish to donate or lease property for a firearms range in the Pagosa area. Donations may be tax deductible. If you or someone you know is willing to donate/lease land for a firearms range, please contact us at contact@wolfcreekgunandbow.org.
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