• What does ABA stand for? o Australian Bowhunters Association

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What does ABA stand for?
o Australian Bowhunters Association (http://www.bowhunters.org.au )
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What does IFAA stand for?
o International Field Archery Association (http://www.ifaa-archery.org )
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What sort of clothes can I wear around the range?
o Casual clothes and wear enclosed footwear;
Wear a shady hat, use sunscreen and drink lots of water
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What do I do after the three months probation is finished?
o Join as a full club member and join the ABA
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Do I have to join the club to use the ranges?
o No … but you will need to at least join the ABA
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How do I get range cleared?
o One of the coaches will assess you while you shoot arrows at a predetermined target. Coaches will look at
your stance, anchor point and follow through etc; once the coaches are confident you are a safe shooter
you will be range cleared. Our aim is to get you range cleared ASAP
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If I am range cleared can I bring a friend around the range with me?
o Yes but he/she will need to wear enclosed footwear. The friend can shoot too as
long as the friend is a member of ABA
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If I have my own gear can I come and practice outside coaching days?
o As long as you are a probationary member of Lakeside and have your own gear you can practice on the
practice range though not the other ranges until you have been range cleared
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If I am range cleared and don’t have my own gear yet can I shoot at competitions?
o For interclub shoots no but you can at club shoots (the usual $5 hire and $5 shoot fees applies – See the
Score Recorder)
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What happens if I am not range cleared before the 3 months probationary is up?
o You will need to join as a full member and continue coming to the coaching sessions until you have been
range cleared; but if you have been attending regular coaching we believe you should be range cleared
well within the preliminary 3 month period
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How old do I have to be to be an archer
o Our youngest archer is about 6-7 and the oldest would be in the 80’s so it’s just a matter of inclination and
ability and for a youngster a lot depends on muscular development
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At what age am I classified as a cub or a junior?
o You are a Cub till you turn 13 then you become a Junior and a Junior becomes an Adult when they turn
17
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Where can I buy gear?
o Abbey Archery
- Unit 4, 32 Spine Street Sumner Park, Ph: 07 3279-6400
http://www.abbeyarchery.com.au/
o Darryl Reeks Archery
- 42 Brisbane Road Dinmore
Ph: 07 3282 2066
http://www.darrylreeksarchery.com.au
o Canga Archery Supplies
- 5 Belar Court Wurtulla
Ph: 1800 238 887
http://www.canga.com.au/
o Wild Stag Archery
http://www.wildstagarchery.com.au/
- 12 Winchester Avenue Burpengary
Ph: 1300 945 378