I guess the Mexico thread got me to thinking;

What countries other than the US have you shot your bow in, hunting or otherwise?

Myself, just Canada, and Thailand

Canada.

Canada all Provinces except Manitoba and Mexico

Canada ( New Brunswick & Nova Scotia ), and West Germany.

Germany

Texas. :o) Regards

France, Canada & United States.

South Korea, North Korea (sent a couple flyers over when nobody was looking), Germany, and Canada.

Hunted 3 Canadian provinces and South Africa, and went roving in England.

U.S.A., Canada, Thailand, Cambodia, Taiwan, and Laos. Last time in Cambodia with these guys.

Forgot, The Republic of Texas

Interesting thread...

Indonesia, Mongolia

US, Canada, South Africa and Viet Nam.

TMBB

For those who shot in Europe, was your shooting at a range? Paper or 3D?

Bow or M16?

All over Iowa, Ontario, that really weird country just north of here OlyandLenaland, just east of Friskyburg, Nebraska and Wisconsin.

Miami

Pakistan, Colombia, Panama, USA, and McKean, oh sorry that's a county not a country. - - Marc

Anyone shot in Iraq or Afghanistan thru Camp Cuervo?

Shot or killed animals in?

Canada and San Diego or North Tijuana.

I shot in Iraq and Afghanistan and the USA

As in a bow? Or Ma Deuce?

RonG, that right there is funny.

USA, Haiti, Iraq and Kuwait

South Korea.

USA, Germany, Canada- That's it.

The Republic of Texas, Mexico, Alberta, and New York ;^)

Okinawa Japan and the United States

I've only shot in 3 STATES....the State of Georgia,the State of Alabama and my most common...the State of Confusion

Buckshot, did you use equipment supplied by the Camp Cuervo group?

Germany, France, Italy, England, United States

As I live in Europe it's mostly European countries, have two young boys so it keeps my finances in check. Italy and Hungary is probably my favorite places to compete.

I shot world Fields in Namibia 11 years ago, it was an awesome experience. I've shot in USA a number of times Watkins Glen, Yankton and Florida. I hope to make it to Lancaster Classic next year if health permits and I can get travel insurance.

Jon, I'm not sure who supplied the equipment, but I was familiar with Camp Cuervo while I was over there.

Buckshot, I was part of a group that gathered equipment and sent it to different bases over there. If you used some of our equipment you the first I have come in contact with since we did this. I opened up the last archery range on a Marine base,Camp Hansen , Afghanistan. After this opening we were told we couldn't send equipment over any longer. I sure hope you enjoyed the equipment and that is made a bit easier for you during this troubling time.

Worked in 19, shot in one.

Canada, Uk, France.

Mexico, New Zealand, Australia, Canada...and USA

Thanks Grizz, I'm glad someone figured it out...Ha!Ha!

I moved to Sweden 21 years ago, so been shooting here and Danmark mostly and a couple times to Norway. It is almost only World Archery clubs here so we shoot lots of paper competitions. We have about 5 clubs within a half hour from where I am and we have an agreement that we can practice at any of the club's courses. We shoot 3D also and have a bowhunter course about an hour away with 60 targets (even though bow hunting is not legal here) that costs about $60 a year to use the course. The other countries I've been to shoot has been because of IFAA Bowhunter championships. Last year was Germany, 2017 was Italy and 2014 was France. Still hoping to shoot in Great Britain, Finland and Estonia sometime in the near future. M60Gunner if you're looking for 3D practice ranges around Europe Google "3d parcours", you'll find lots of them in Germany, Austria, Italy and France.

Zimbabwe, South Africa, Ecuador (shaman's bow), western USA states

Ron..I've been to Miami several times. I here ya!

Jon,

I totally enjoyed the time I was able to shoot. It made me feel closer to being back home and helped unwind. It was a very nice thing to get your mind off of stuff. I also was one of the veterans that went to Colorado on the Trad Elk Hunts. Thank you and John for all that you did to help us over there.

Canada

Okinawa

Buckshot, John did most of the work and deserves all of the praise. I would have liked to join you guys out there in Colorado

Thank you Raven, we were in Italy and Germany last fall as part of a pilgrimage. Didn’t get any chance to find any archery in either country. Really want to return and try my skills on their ranges.

Canada

Also the UK if you count my first attempt at archery at 12 or 13 when our family lived there for 2 years in the mid 1960's

I had a Slazenger lemonwood bow which went to pieces at full draw after a bit of use. The shop nicely replaced it, the replacement also did the same thing. The shards of wood were quite sharp but missed me both times.

Next try was back home in Canada in the late 60's with an Archery Craft recurve with all fiberglass limbs and a wood riser.

The laminated recurves followed soon after in the early 70's.

Canada, Hungary, Austria, Costa Rica, Germany.

Canada, Hungary, Austria, Costa Rica, Germany.

Jon, I still wear my Camp Cuervo tee shirt. I remember when funds were being collected. Seems like a long while ago now. Often wondered what became of the gear and guys who used it.

u.s.a ,south Africa ,mexico,canada, and argentina

Germany, Austria, Netherlands, Czech Republic, Dominican Republic, USA

Me also M60. I hope it all went home with someone and is getting some good use.

My Camp Cuervo shirt goes to the fitness center every day with me.

Woodinhand, which one do you have? I sold them for about 5 years.

I have the tan with green and black logo. You have it to ms when I built a bow for the Colorado vet hunt.

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