Gunnedah Arrow Slingers

High-quality duramesh material. These targets provide a realistic and challenging experience for archers of all skill levels. The club shoots once a month at the club range, but also participates in sanctioned shoots throughout the year. The club welcomes new members and archery alliance members from the region.

The objectives of Gunnedah Arrow Slingers are to promote 3D archery, bowhunting, and bowfishing for the advancement and benefit of the club and its members. The club aims to develop and foster relationships with other archery clubs to improve and develop archery in all its forms. Affiliation and liaising with governing bodies are part of the club's approach to achieving these objectives.

Established in January 2016, Gunnedah Arrow Slingers has quickly built a reputation for hosting high-quality events. The club held its inaugural sanctioned shoot in July 2016 and received praise for its well-organised shoot programme and quality range settings. The club's success extended beyond administration, as the club team achieved great results throughout the year, including winning the nationals club team and the club team of the year at the 3DAAA nationals.

The club is now located at the Curlewis Recreation Grounds, just 15 minutes from Gunnedah on the Sydney road. The range offers a combination of 3D archery and paper rounds using duramesh colour targets. Shoot dates and other updates can be found on the club's Facebook page.

For those interested in joining or learning more about Gunnedah Arrow Slingers, the club can be contacted through various means. The club's physical address is on Poole Street in Curlewis, NSW, within the Recreation Grounds. The President Nathan Murrell can be reached at 0428 423 527, and the Vice President Greg Scott can be reached at 0427 441 118. Postal correspondence can be sent to Gunnedah Arrow Slingers, c/- Nathan Murrell, 224 Wandobah Road, Gunnedah, NSW 2380.

Safety is a priority for Gunnedah Arrow Slingers. The club promotes shooting on life-like 3D animal targets made from high-quality duramesh material to ensure the safety of both archers and wildlife. The club encourages a respectful and responsible approach to archery and adheres to all necessary safety guidelines and regulations.