Blue Ridge Bowmen in Saylorsburg PA will be holding a number of traditional shoots this year. The club has a nice course set-up on 31 acres with a clubhouse. The course has two elevated platforms in the woods in addition to a variety of 3D targets we have several unique targets including a running deer and several interesting life size 2D targets of buffalo, moose, grizzly which are usually rotated depending on the set-up.

3-D Shoots (30 Targets)

May 18 -Registration Time: 12:00PM – 5:00PM May 19 -Registration Time: 8:00AM – 12:00PM Jun 15 -Registration Time: 12:00PM – 5:00PM Aug 17 -Registration Time: 12:00PM – 5:00PM Sep 07 -Registration Time: 12:00PM – 5:00PM

Please note that these shoots are traditional archery equipment only(Longbows and recurves)

Shoot registration fees are $10.°° for Members & $12.°° for Non-Members. NOTE: The additional $2.°° for Non-Members pays for a daily membership for the day of the shoot for club insurance purposes. Member’s Children (under 16 years old) - Free Non-Member’s Children (under 16 years old) - $5.°°

BLUE RIDGE BOWMEN 604 Blue Ridge Road Saylorsburg, Pennsylvania

Directions to the club: Saylorsburg exit off Route 33, Take old Route 115 North, Turn Left onto Meixsell Valley Road. Continue 2 miles, Turn Right onto Blue Ridge Road, Go ½ mile, Club is on Left.

Thanks for posting, Kenny; Always a great day at Blue Ridge. Shick

So now Cos Cob is set as the warm-up for you - this Sunday!!

I haven't been to this club yet. I'll try to make it.

Traditional shoot Saturday and Sunday this weekend. Registration starts at noon Saturday.

Was going to Baltimore this weekend but due to recent knee surgery, decided to bag it as a three day event would be tough. This shoot might fill in the gap. Can probably manage a one dayer and it's not too far from home. Weather also sounds good.

Is there camping allowed their & if so is there extra $ per each night ?

Thanks for the information

Unfortunately there is currently no camping accommodations available.

Made the two hr drive up to Blue Ridge yesterday morning. Kenny was raking leaves and cleaning up as always. Seems only he and Rod were on duty saturday and sunday. Saturday they had ONE shooter, hello!! But the beat goes on. Sunday I was probably number 5. Danny Bonzar, Carl jr. and his son were finishing up as I got there we had a good time reminiscing. I had purchased some bows years back from Danny's father Rudy. Carl jr was shooting an 83 one piece Bighorn that he just tracked down. It had belonged to his father who has since passed. Good for him and getting his dad's bow. I bs'd with Kenny for a bit, then took my widow for a slow walk on the lower course. What a super day to throw arrows. No one around, walked at my own pace. Even ran into one of the old 2D Pottinger Moose targets from yesteryear. Pleasant surprise. Finished up back at the club house where the menu for the day was hot dogs. So a water and a hot dog went well. Good buddy George Johnson came in from Jersey; again lots of time talking about old friend here and gone, and old bows here and gone. George and I then shot the upper course and bs'd at each target. A fantastic morning. Back at the club house, another water more bs'n then headed home around 1pm. No it surely wasn't crowded and the club didn't make a lot of money but your couldn't beat it. Next trad saturday is June 15th. I will surely try to make it. Hats off to Rod and Kenny for keeping the campfire burning bright at Blue Ridge. Thanks guys. Shick

Oh, I forgot, a young couple shooting there for the first time took pictures of a very very newborn fawn who was still wet, that wobbled over to them and nuzzled their legs. They were one thrilled couple. Sorry I didn't get their names, but I'm sure they will be back at Blue ridge. Shick

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