Cedar River Bowmen

Cedar River Bowmen is a private, non-profit organization located in the Pacific Northwest region of the United States. It operates as a 501(c)(7) social and recreational club, meaning that donations to the organization are not tax-deductible[4].

History

The club has its roots in the Boeing Archers, which was established by a group of enthusiasts in 1953. Cedar River Bowmen itself was formally founded in 1957 and has since grown into a prominent archery club in the region. Over the years, the organization has maintained a strong tradition of promoting both the sport of archery and bow hunting[1].

Facilities and Activities

Cedar River Bowmen offers extensive facilities for archery enthusiasts, including:

• Flat Range: Targets are set at distances from 15 to 100 yards.
• Broadhead Range: Targets are available from 20 to 50 yards.
• Animal Target Courses: Two unmarked yardage courses and two marked yardage courses are available.
• Field Target Courses: Two courses designed to mimic real-world hunting conditions.
• Clubhouse with Indoor Range: Ideal for year-round practice.
• Primitive Camping: Available on-site for members[2].

Membership and Participation

The club encourages active participation from its members, who are essential for maintaining and improving the facilities. Members are invited to join work parties, tournaments, and other events, with certain benefits provided for regular contributions. Regular members are expected to contribute a minimum number of hours to club activities annually[2].

Mission

Cedar River Bowmen aims to foster a spirit of fellowship among archers, promote the sport of archery, and support bow hunting for legal game. The organization seeks to create an environment where both beginner and experienced archers can enjoy and develop their skills[2].