Your Questions, Answered.

  • A 3D shoot is a course set up with life-sized animal targets at varying distances, designed to simulate real hunting scenarios. It’s a fun way to challenge your shooting in a more realistic setting.

  • Not at all. Whether you’ve been shooting your whole life or just getting started, this event is built to be fun, welcoming, and a great way to learn.

  • Most shooters will be using compounds, but traditional bows are absolutely welcome.
     Trad setups will be handicapped to help keep things competitive.
     For allowed attachments and setup details, check out the Rules page

  • Yes—you’ll need to bring your own bow, arrows, and gear.

    If you’re missing something, reach out. We’re happy to point you toward local shops that can get you set up.

  • Bring more than you think you’ll need.
    Misses happen. Arrows disappear. It’s part of the deal.

  • Short answer: 15–100 yards.

    For longer shots, there will be a move-up option that is scored differently.
    Check the Rules page for full details.

  • Yes—and honestly, it’s almost a must.

    If you don’t have one, we strongly suggest teaming up with someone who does or getting one ahead of time. Not having one is a pretty big disadvantage.

  • Your scorecard will explain how each target is scored.

    Pay attention—some targets will have different scoring rules. That’s part of what makes this shoot unique and adds an extra level of fun.

  • Each shooter gets one shot per target.

    However, each team gets one redo shot for the entire event (not per person).
    Check your scorecard for how and where to use it.

  • Yes.


    On shots over 65 yards, you’ll have the option to shoot from a halfway marker.
    Just know—if you move up, scoring will be on a different scale. It’s all about weighing risk vs. reward.

  • This is a 2-man team event.

    • Sign up with a partner, or 

    • Sign up solo and we’ll pair you up 

    You’ll shoot in groups of 3 teams (6 shooters) per target.

  • No problem at all—we’ll match you with other solo shooters.
    It’s a great way to meet new people and be part of the crew right away.

  • No—field points only.
    Broadheads will damage targets and are not allowed.

  • Here’s the plan for the day:

    • 8:30 AM – Registration opens + practice area 

    • 10:30 AM – Shotgun start 

    • After the shoot – Lunch + head-to-head shootdown 

    • Raffles + wrap-up 

    • Goal: wrapped up by 3:00 PM 

  • Dress for the outdoors and the course:

    • Good hiking or hunting boots (grip + ankle support recommended) 

    • Weather-appropriate clothing 

    • Bug spray is highly recommended 

    You’ll be walking varied terrain, not standing in one spot.

  • Both.

    It’s a scored event with prizes for top teams—but we like to mix it up.
    One randomly selected team will win the same prize as first place.

    So yeah… you don’t have to shoot lights out to walk away with something.

  • Yes—spectators are welcome.

  • Absolutely.

    Each registered shooter will receive a food ticket for:

    • Brat 

    • Chips 

    • Drink 

    Extra food and additional drinks will be available for purchase.

  • Simple: bring people together.

    Good food, good people, and a shared love for archery. Whether you come with a group or show up solo, the goal is the same—have a great time and feel like you belong.

  • A few good things to have:

    • Extra arrows (seriously) 

    • Rangefinder 

    • Water 

    • Good attitude

    We’ll take care of the rest.