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How can people get in touch with you? Our customers could contact us anytime on Facebook; https:// www.facebook.com/MNDUCK via email ( [email protected] ) or using our ticket system ( https://www.mandarinduck.net/support/?page=tickets ). Do you have any offers over Christmas that our readers might be interested in? Yes, we were planning to provide a special discount for our members during Christmas, we will also share this discount for all your readers. 8. Is there anything else you'd like to share with us? We will release some new bows and leather works very soon. Follow us on Facebook, subscribe to our newsletter or check out our website to receive the news at the earliest time. and distribution centres are located in CN, NA, and the EU. We are a group of backyard. When he saw a pair of very beautiful Mandarin Ducks passing by, he hit the bullseye of his target for the first time. So when we decided to start 101

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Several of our lovely readers & fellow archers have been asking me which clubs holding shoots allow dogs and which clubs allow crossbows – so… my question is, could you please help me to help them? You can let me know in a variety of ways, by letting me have your Club Name and a ‘Yes’ or ‘No’ regarding Dogs and ‘Yes’ or ‘No’ regarding Crossbows at your shoots. You can contact me in the following ways:- 1. Email me at [email protected] 2. Contact me via the FAN UK website as a site member via Wix Engage message at http://fieldarcherynewsuk.wixsite.com/fanuk 3. Send me a Private Message via the FAN UK Facebook page, https://www.facebook.com/FieldArcheryNewsUK/ I am compiling an ongoing updated list in future issues of “Field Archery News UK” magazine and on the website. Thank you to those clubs who have already let me know and thank you in advance (and fingers crossed for more responses) to other clubs!! ������ ������ ☺ ������ ������ ������ Hels 110



STAFAA 2019 Indoor Flint Championship Sunday 27th November 2019 Location:- Oatridge Campus, Ecclesmachan, Broxburn 112

Question: What made this a fantastic shoot? The Answer: all of the archers who attended; the members who worked hard in setting up the hall, cooking delicious food and serving, administration, pasting faces and taking photos of the event! You all know who you are… the STAFAA would like to thank each and everyone of you. Fantastic shooting today with 11 new records set too!! Thank you to Jim Greig for capturing these fantastic photos. By Linda Sutherland 113

One man and his course! ~ Barry Cheadle’s Autumn shoot ~ After the previous two days of almost continuous rain, to my great relief, October 27th was a glorious autumn day for the Bower Hill Archery shoot. Competitors from Black Country Archers, Briar Rose, Centaura, Frankley Bowmen, Paget de Vesey, Robin Hood, Severn Valley Yeomen Foresters, Worcester Woodland Archers and quite a few independent archers shot the 30 x 3D course over mixed woodland and fields. As always, the course was completely changed from the last shoot, even down to the direction of travel. This turned out to be my busiest shoot yet, and I learnt a great deal from it. I already have improvements planned for the next one! I was determined to publicise this shoot more, and the first bookings from previous competitors came in literally seconds after the initial Facebook post, which I took to be a very good sign! Ben Lister, one of the Hunting Tackle competitors, very kindly produced a template for a score sheet (which was much more professional than my homemade effort), together with some excellent flyers which I distributed at the SVYF shoot on the previous Sunday. 114

I must also thank Rob Jones for his very timely help in organising the car parking when I was busy with the entries. After all the work of designing and laying the course, one of the things which I really look forward to is the walk around the course during the shoot when I chat to archers and find out their thoughts on how the shoot can be improved, which brought in some excellent ideas. Throughout the day, I could hear the occasional cheer and frequent hoots of laughter, which I took to be a very good sign! Competitors from Black Country Archers, Briar Rose, Centaura, Frankley Bowmen, Paget de Vesey, Robin Hood, Severn Valley Yeomen Foresters, Worcester Woodland Archers and quite a few independent archers shot the 30 x 3D course over mixed As always, the course was completely changed from the last shoot, even down to the I was determined to publicise this shoot more, and the first bookings from previous competitors came in literally seconds after the initial Facebook post, which I took to be There was quite a tussle in the Gents Longbow class! There was also a good turnout from Briar Rose archers!! 115

Pictured below is a photograph of part of the resident fallow deer herd. The last point of the safety briefing is always that if you see a deer target that doesn't have pink tape on it, don't shoot because it's probably a real one! 116

Pictured below is a photograph of part of the resident fallow deer herd. The last point of the safety briefing is always that if you see a deer target that doesn't have pink tape

Pentref Bowmen Winter Masters 2019 - 2020 The first shoot of the season was held on a bright and clear day. This was in sharp contrast to the days leading up to the shoot with torrential rain causing flooding in many areas of the country and new rivers appearing on Pentref’s course. Unfortunately World Rugby had not contacted Pentref to ensure that our dates did not clash and so in a land of rugby fanatics we did suffer a drop in the numbers attending the shoot. However for those less interested in our second national religion, a good day was had by all, albeit a little more than damp underfoot. The muddy conditions did not stop those attending from enjoying a Big Game round of 14 x 2 targets with a mix of 7 paper faces and 7 x 3Ds. A mix of both long and short shoots at all targets kept our archers entertained ( I believe that’s what they shouted at the course layers). Although the club is fortunate to have a large area in which to lay courses it was decided to keep the course as compact as possible to ensure that all the entrants could complete the course in relative comfort and safety given the conditions. 118

Pentref is as most will know predominantly a GNAS field club having run some of the biggest tournaments in the GNAS / World Archery calendar, however in the dim and distant past it was also a very good NFAS club with archers travelling to shoots across the UK. It has recently rejoined the NFAS fraternity and is using the Winter Masters to introduce and in some cases reintroduce its members back into NFAS style shooting. Judging by a number of the comments made The first shoot of the season was held on a bright and clear day. This was in sharp contrast to the days leading up to the shoot with torrential rain causing after the shoot this is a positive process. The club has its own insurance for club shoots so are able to accept entries flooding in many areas of the country and new rivers appearing on Pentref’s course. Unfortunately World Rugby had not contacted Pentref to ensure that our dates from archers from all organisations to this multidisciplinary fun shoot. did not clash and so in a land of rugby fanatics we did suffer a drop in the Pentref Bowmen look forward to welcoming any new or returning archers at the rest of the winter seasons competitions, a warm welcome awaits. ~ Dave Jones ~ Did you know that if you would like to show your appreciation and support for FAN UK and what Hels is doing (and to enable her to keep the magazine free for everyone) you can DONATE? You may or may not know that \"Field Archery News UK\" online magazine is researched, edited and produced by just one person whose aim has always been and still is to bring field archery in all its forms (alongside other forms of archery) and all associations & societies together in one place to celebrate, promote and share our wonderful sport with archers, clubs and enthusiasts across the UK and worldwide. Although the club is fortunate to have a large area in which to lay courses it was decided :-) Any sum to keep the magazine going would be greatly appreciated - thank you to keep the course as compact as possible to To Donate via PayPal just visit https://www.paypal.me/FANUKHels OR select the \"Donate with a card\" option (which does NOT go via PayPal once the Donate course in relative comfort and safety given the with a card option is selected) at https://www.paypal.com/donate/… 119





Purbeck Archers’ Jurassic Shoot 13th October 2019 By Kenn Duffield, Chairman. Well the day of the shoot finally arrived. Many weeks of course-laying and set-dressing were about to be put to the test. The dreaded weather forecast proved accurate with wind and driving rain showers; it was horrid first thing. We had a few cancellations on the day, but most people were able to get us a message to say they wouldn’t be making it which helped a lot with the re-jig of the starting groups. 82 archers made it in the end. The keen ones started arriving from 08:30 onwards, installing themselves in the cafeteria. A few brave people even utilised the practice range but only between the rain showers. Welcome and introduction started at 09:50 and walkout groups were on their way by 10:00. I managed to breathe sigh of relief; now all we had to do was hope they liked the course. Target List (in case you need your memory jogged): West Loop - 01 Piglet, 02 Black Cock, 03 Wolverine, 04 Baboon, 05 Croc, 06 Preying Lion, 07 Cheetah, 08 Sitting Puma, 09 Turkey, 10 Standing Deer, 11 Skunk, 12 Large Owl, 13 Climbing Lynx, 14 Velociraptor, 15 Hadrosaur, 16 Dimetrodon, 17 Stegosaurus, 18 Wasps, 19 Spider. East Loop - 20 Small Bedded Deer, 21 Raven, 22 Wildebeast, 23 Beaver, 24 Large Bedded Deer, 25 Lynx, 26 Climbing Wild Cat, 27 Partridge, 28 Stalking Lion, 29 Bat, 30 Polar Bear , 31 Small Tortoise, 32 Warthog, 33 Wolf held at bay, 34 Little Bear, 35 Large Tortoise, 36 Boar. After I sounded the horn to start I made my way out to Target 33 (Wolf held at bay). This was always going to be the most confusing and trickiest shots on the course with 3 arrows, 3 pegs and 3 animals to aim at. The side-wind and rain did nothing to help matters either. Once the first few groups went through I decided coffee was calling. 122

We had a good turnout of marshals and helpers on the day and the inspirational cry of the lesser spotted Ginge ‘JUST PULL BACK AND LET GO!’ could be heard echoing across the valleys. All the archers seemed happy and complimentary out on the course despite the weather so that by the time it stopped raining and the sun came laying and out at 14:00 they could barely contain their joy at being out in the wood lobbing bits of wood, ally and carbon- few cancellations on the day, but most people were able to get us a message to fibre about. The first group finished about 14:30 with the last pootling in at 15:30. Now it was time for the Admin team to kick it up a gear. Mary, Steve and Charlotte collected cards and got down to the tricky process of sorting out the top 3 places, M & F, cafeteria. A few brave people even utilised the practice range but only between in 11 bow classes. Rather them than me. I had the raffle to do and as usual the PA members had been amazingly generous with their many prizes. So many things were on their way by 10:00. I managed to breathe sigh of relief; now all we had to drink, eat and hide away for the next raffle. I think it may well have been the fastest raffle ever with a constant flow of people between their seats and the prize table. Mary stuck her head round the door, ‘Scores are all done’ she mouthed across the room. Perfect timing. Kicking everyone back out in the afternoon sun for the medal presentation I got the results sheets from Mary and as I hoarsely shouted out the results, Charlotte handed out the medals. Only one more chore left to do! It’s a dirty job but someone has to accept the handshakes and compliments on behalf of everyone that helped. It is a wonderful feeling putting something on like this and getting so much positive feedback from so many people. THANK YOU. SEE YOU IN 2020. 123

Club Spots/Score Club Spots/Score AFB Male Senior BB Male Senior Adams Phil Ratpack 2 530 Ambler Lewis SWAC 2 396 Crowther Darren Osprey 1 302 Biles Alan SWAC - 512 Curl Brian Westcombe 1 358 Dixon Peter SWAC 2 578 Mitchell Nicholas Belvedere - 440 Gilbert Rob Ballands 3 624 Pedley Dave Long Eaton 1 442 Grant Bob SWAC 1 526 Hallows Michael SWAC 8 586 BB Female Senior Healey Mark Ballands - 516 Laverick Clare Ballands 3 492 Hyland Russell SWAC 2 578 Paris Julia SWAC 2 510 Jeffery Dav - 3 594 Theaker Mitzy Druids 1 378 Mates Noel SWAC 1 448 Topps Sue Thornbury 3 474 Perks Chris SWAC 4 564 Sargent Neil Ballands 1 500 BB Female Junior Topps Andy Thornbury 3 512 Jeffery Isobella - 1 388 Valovec Adam Ind - 426 Winmill Dave Ind 3 598 BH Male Senior Andrews Dave Cloth of Gold 3 648 BB Female Senior Farr Paul Toad Hollow 3 578 Walter Jane Bowmen of Bude 2 546 Farr Tom Toad Hollow 6 548 Walter Trevor Elmtree 7 650 CUL Female Senior Blackmore Lizzie SWAC 13 760 CUL Male Senior Blackmore Owen SWAC 20 804 XB Male Senior Burridge Colin Osprey 6 664 Eldridge Graham Ind 14 730 Eldridge Sean Ind 10 714 Winmill Ryan - 4 636 Lawler Brian Toad Hollow 6 632 Penrose Mike Westcombe 7 656 FS Male Senior Smith Phil Toad Hollow 8 668 Rycroft Andrew Ind 4 526 Valovec Ray Ind 6 668 Smith Leon Compton Archers 5 560 Woolcott Tim SWAC 20 794 Smith Daniel Osprey 1 548 Stephens Rick Compton Archery 6 520 FS Female Senior Young Tony South Hams 8 674 Cox Penny Ballands 3 522 Ward Sonya Ballands 3 598 HT Male Senior Buckley Philip Brothers in Arms 3 486 HT Female Senior Capello John Belvedere - 402 Kelly Sue SWAC 4 412 Davies Mike Ind - 296 Gilbert Lucy Ind - 256 Hipgrave Steve Ind 2 536 Palmer Linda Ratpack - 336 Maple Simon Belvedere - 446 Perris Alison Brothers in Arms - 368 Schofield Mike Brothers in Arms 1 494 Taylor Mike Windwhistle 2 454 TBH Female Senior White Alan SWAC - - Valovec Alison Ind 1 350 124

Club Spots/Score Club Spots/Score TBH Male Senior LB Female Senior Crooks David SWAC - 314 Innell Shauna SWAC - 330 Holt David SWAC 3 502 Reed Lisa-Marie North Somerset FA - 334 Matthias Michael SWAC 2 486 Wells Pauline Ballands 1 376 Nichols John SWAC 5 538 Nolan Keith SWAC 6 578 LB Male Senior Miles Bob Dragonfly 3 486 LB Male Senior Rufus Steve Windwhistle - 340 Beare Mike Osprey 2 418 Brennan Eric Osprey - 304 Clarkson Frank SWAC 4 472 Dingley Scott North Somerset FA 3 532 Eddington Richard - 1 392 Hutchinson Patrick North Somerset FA 1 482 Jones David SWAC - 306 Morgan John SWAC - 546 Trim Alan Ballands - 404 https:// www.quicksarchery.co.uk/



Field Archery News UK’s Events Calendar is updated regularly with shoots FROM MULTIPLE SOCIETIES & ASSOCIATIONS for the forthcoming year… don’t forget to keep checking in at - http://fieldarcherynewsuk.wixsite.com/fanuk/event-calendar https://www.quicksarchery.co.uk/ index.php?route=product/ search&search=aspire 127

Longbow Heritage Presents: JIM’S JUNGLE JAUNT 2020 Music on Saturday night, by popular demand!.......... & Doombar on tap! th ALSO…..Mick and Carol’s 10 Wedding Anniverary! (Dress up evening!!!) (We’ve only been together 43 years…………) J TWO DAY ALL CUT-OUT SAFARI SHOOT Jungle Jim and Dolly Edwards Memorial Trophy DATES Saturday 4th July, and Sunday 5th July 2020. Shoot one or both days. GU8-6AP ENTRY FEES Seniors TWO DAY £18. ONE DAY £10.00. Jun & Cubs £2.00 per day th Pre-entry ONLY. Deadline 30 June. (No-one home after this!) SORRY! NO ENTRIES ON DAY ASSEMBLY 9:00am for 10:00am start on both days. NFAS cards must be shown. NFAS members ONLY. SHOOTING STYLES All NFAS styles. NFAS rules apply. FOOD available both days, plus dinner Sat night. DISCLAIMER The organisers and landowners accept no responsibility for any loss, damage or injury however caused. All arrows are shot at the archer’s risk, especially carbons. NO BODKINS OR BROADHEADS. Due to the risk of injury to wild-life in our valley; although carbons will be allowed, all broken ones MUST be taken away and disposed of in your own dustbin! All missing ones must be noted and be looked for after the shoot. DOGS ARE ALLOWED, BUT ONLY BY BOOKING, AS LIMITED NUMBER. By order of the land owners. Make cheques payable to LONGBOW HERITAGE, or Bank Transfer, using your Name and JJJ, to Longbow Heritage. Lloyds Bank Sort: 30-93-08 A/C: 00061109. (Don’t forget to get your entry form to me as well, if doing transfer!) Carol Pearce. Craft Cottage, Bookham Lodge Stud, Cobham Road, Stoke D’Abernon, Surrey. KT11 3QG. Or: Theresa Hearne. 12, Clapgate Drive, Little Clacton, Essex. CO16 9PP For further details phone Carol 01932 865181/07957 276892 [email protected] For B&Bs phone Guildford Tourist Board on 01483 444333 Longbow Heritage members are affiliated to the National Field Archery Society. NAME CLUB S/J/C M/F STYLE SAT/ NFAS NO. CAMP? FEE SUN/ BOTH Number of dinners for Saturday night. (Adult £10, Kids 12 and under £5) Cheque? Transfer? Name, email, phone No. __________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 128

CAMPING £4.00 per unit per night from Thursday pm. to Monday am. Bring you own water as there is none available on site unless I go and get it….and I really DO-NOT have time….! COLLECTIONS th As most of you will know my Dad, Jungle Jim, passed away on 30 September 2007. My Mum Dolly, after 60 th years of marriage, couldn’t cope without him and passed away on 20 November 2008. As usual we will be making a collection for the Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust, in Jungle Jim’s, and Dolly’s names. Please be generous. The collection at Dad’s funeral raised £450.00 in 2007. So far, since Dolly’s funeral in December 2008, we have raised a further £550.00 Also, anyone wanting to change group on the mornings of the shoot will be charged £5 for the privilege, and the money sent to the Surrey Air Ambulance. Or donations welcome. THE JUNGLE JAUNT We look forward to seeing you at this year’s Jungle Jaunt. All your favourite animals and birds will be hiding in the woods and valley waiting for you to find them, as for several years Jim just kept on painting and now Mick and I have been busy painting and painting and painting as well….. You are advised to wear a hat if it’s sunny. It can get to 130 degrees in the valley! MEMORIAL TROPHY There is a memorial trophy for Jungle Jim and Dolly. We are working on how this will be awarded this year…as every year we change how it’s given. Saturday Night Dinner. We are doing stew again this year, with Angus’ beef. (Or veggie if wanted.) Followed by a ‘pud’ to be decided… Please order and pay for your dinner at least one month in advance so we can order enough of Angus’ delicious beef. £10 per dinner. Kids 12 and under £5 Saturday Night Theme. th This year is the 36 year at Shackleford. If you want to dress up then this year’s theme is TBA CHANGES TO GOVERNMENT LEGISLATION, May 2018: Due to changes in data protection legislation you are now required to give your consent for the following:- In the strictest confidence. If you have any disabilities that require arrangements please let us, Long- bow Heritage Field Archers, know. We will use your name and other entry details to complete your score card, in the results list, and to in- form you of future events. We may publish photos and videos of the event to promote the event and the club. Please tick the box if you agree to the above paragraphs. Please note: If the box is not ticked we are sorry but we cannot accept your entry. 129

Photographer: Mark Service Location: Broadland Bowmen Master Archer, March 2019



£9.99 The Sherwood Archer bookmark – Robin Hood is here to keep your page and inspire your archery endeavors, the book mark fits in your book flat and the archer is thus over the spine. The archer is 4 cm high, the piece is wholly made of very fine English Pewter with a high level of finish, making the Sherwood Archer bookmark a worthy gift for any toxophilite. Ballads about the Robin Hood legends date back to the 15th century, although no ballads have come down to us from the first allusions to him they share many common features- the English poem Piers Plowman, thought to have been composed in the 1370’s is perhaps over a century late for a historically real person and even older versions in the late 13th- century French ‘pastourelles‘ put the ‘figure’ of Robin prior to 1280. https://www.shirearchery.co.uk/shop/archery-gifts/archery-gift-ware/sherwood-archer-bookmark/ £12.99 The Archer Mouse is approximately 3 inches tall, he is a cheeky little chap grasping his bow and standing to attention; dressed in a long dagged tunic with his feet poking out, a feather in his cap, at his back a quiver with arrows, and a hunting horn at his belt. We have been granted a limited quantity of these unique Archer Mouse ornaments. They are hand crafted to a very high standard, hand cast in a resin composite and stained to look like wood, which produces an incredibly accurate copy of the original with all the fine detail of the carving by Nick Hunter. https://www.shirearchery.co.uk/shop/archery-gifts/archery-gift-ware/archer-mouse/ £29.99 Real ox horn tankard made of premium quality cow horn with a polished finish, each tankard is hand made and is as original as the horn that it is made from. Every ox horn tankard has a sealed wooden base so that they are suitable for use with cool liquids (never use hot liquids); perfect a sunny afternoons Ale on campaign. These drinking vessels will certainly create a stir down at your local! As seen on Game of Thrones, Vikings and countless historical and fantasy movies. Each polished horn tankard is unique. They are approximately 7+ inches tall. Holds approximately 1.5 pints+. https://www.shirearchery.co.uk/shop/archery-gifts/archery-gift-ware/polished-horn-tankard/ 132

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Many seasonal greetings to fellow archers everywhere. Due to shoulder injuries I’ve been out of it for a year and am glad to say that now able to draw the precious longbow again. A memorial shoot was held for two original members of the Medieval Society and I attended this, not expecting to be able to draw properly but hurray, drew but managed but hit little. Seems to be okay now and practised last Wednesday for the first time. A lit- tle stiff but back on the circuit now so another 10,000 arrows to get back to where I was. Archery has always been a part of my life and increasingly so as age has ravaged me. Taking it up again after being ill for a very long time and during that year it helped with walking and the therapy of being in touch with nature, with the added advantage of the companionship found amongst the fraternity of archers. This companionship I hope to renew, foster and expand during the coming year because this is not just a period of Christmas, the New Year is a time of promise and hope for the future. My resolu- tions will be carefully considered to improve everything during this coming year. The future is so precious, but we as archers of course are carrying on a great historical tradition with many fine qualities that we must, if we are wise, uphold so the future must be a goal of improvement and development given the example from the past we can draw on. Good luck with your shooting this coming year and do enjoy the companionship and fun that this wonderful art of ours holds. Kindest regards O Howard (OH Boyd) 1 134 32

Photographer: ADAM BROWNING Location: Aurora FAC’s 2019 August Bank Holiday 2-day shoot Due to shoulder injuries I’ve been out of it for a year and am glad to say that now able to draw Society and I attended this, not expecting to be able to draw properly but hurray, drew but The future is so precious, but we as archers of course are carrying on a great historical tradition with many fine qualities that we must, if we are wise, uphold so the future must be a goal of

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Field Archery News UK online magazine Clubs Dogs & Crossbows List th (Updated 5 October 2019) CLUB Dogs Crossbows Pines Park Archers YES - on leads & with owners No - sorry, due to landowner at all times please restrictions Broadland Bowmen NO YES Rednex NO YES Stonebow Field Archers NO - sorry NO - sorry Kings Lynn FA YES YES Ye Olde Delph Bowmen YES YES Delamere Field Archers YES, with well-behaved owners! NO Briar Rose Field Archers NO YES Paget de Vesey YES YES Black Arrow FAC YES YES Ashcombe Valley Archers YES YES Spirit of Sherwood YES YES Cheshire Oak Bowmen NO YES Westcombe Archers YES - with advance notification, YES on leads & with owners at all times please Archers of Dolphinholme YES YES Longbow Heritage YES YES Pennington Archers YES YES Redgauntlet Archers YES YES Draig Goch Field Archers YES YES 138

CLUB Dogs Crossbows Forest Spirit Archers (near YES NO Cluny in Fife) Auld Kirk Bowmen YES YES Redoubtables Archery NO YES Toad Hollow Archers YES - on leads at all times please YES Oakwood Bowmen NO - sorry NO - sorry Butsfield Bowmen YES YES Druids Field Archers YES - on leads please YES Lakeland Field Archers YES YES Raven Field Archers YES YES Brixham Archers NO NO - but YES for 08.09.19 :-) Aurora FAC YES YES Black Sheep Archers YES YES Artemis Archers YES YES Centaura Bowmen YES YES Hanson Bowmen YES YES Long Eaton Field Archers YES YES South Hams Field Archers YES YES Pentref Bowmen We have a no dogs on the NO course policy however, archers are welcome to bring their pets but they must be left in their vehicles while the shoot is in progress Birkhill FAC (near Wormit, YES - well behaved dogs on Sorry, it’s a NO Fife, Scotland) leads at all times please Riggwelter Field Archers YES - but on a lead NO Thank you to all clubs that have let Thank you to all clubs that have let Thank you to all clubs that have let me know so far! Hels :-) me know so far! Hels :-) me know so far! Hels :-) If you would like to be included in the list then just let me know. Please include your Club Name and a ‘Yes’ or ‘No’ regarding Dogs and a ‘Yes’ or ‘No’ regarding Crossbows at your shoots. You can contact me in the following ways:- 1. Email me at [email protected] 2. Contact me via the FAN UK website as a site member via Wix Engage message at http://fieldarcherynewsuk.wixsite.com/fanuk 3. Send me a Private Message via the FAN UK Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/FieldArcheryNewsUK/ 139

Photograph by Jason Quinn ~ F O R T H E L O V E O F F I E L D A R C H E R Y ~