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Archery Event Ready to go in 100 Mile House

The Bighorn Archery Club is all set to host an Indoor Archery Shoot this weekend at the Stan Halcro Arena in 100 Mile House.

Denise Swift, secretary at the clubs gives us some more details.

“Registration starts at 830 in the morning, and shooting will start around 9. All age groups are welcome anywhere from age 0-120 years old.”

Swift added that there will be multiple categories for Compound and Traditional bow shooting with prizes to be won in each category.

They shoot is expected to have a good sized turnout with people planning on travelling from the coast as well as further north.

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