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ORANCO BOWMEN ANIMAL ROUND |
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ORANCO BOWMEN ANIMAL ROUND |
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The animal round is much like the 3-D round but the targets are 2-D, that is, an animal printed on a sheet of paper that is usually pasted to cardboard. Distances are marked to give everyone an equal chance. Scoring is a bit different on this round.
| How It Works: The goal is to shoot each target with the minimum arrows required to hit the target. |
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three arrows and marks them 1, 2, and 3. When the archer gets to the shooting stake
he/she shoots arrow # 1. If the archer hits the scoring area he/she does not need to shoot another arrow. If the archer misses the first shot he/she moves up to the next shooting stake and shoots # 2. If the archer hits the scoring area with the second arrow, there's no need to shoot # 3. If the archer missed #1 & #2 arrows, the archer moves up and shoot #3. |
| Scoring: The scoring area is divided into two parts, the vital area and the non-vital area, and is scored accordingly. |
| Scoring is based on where you hit with which arrow. The best score per target is 20 points (#1 arrow in the vital area) and the total possible score for the round is 280 points. |
| Distance Markers: The adult archer shooting stakes for the animal round are colored yellow. | |
| Adult (18+) and Young Adult (15-17) | Shoot from the adult yellow markers. |
| Youth (12-14) | Shoot the adult yellow markers up to 50 yards. For adult distances over 50 yards, the archer will shoot from the 50 yard blue marker. |
| Cub (Under 12) | The longest distance is 30 yards. Shoot 4 arrows from the black markers. |
Shoot straight, and have fun!
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| 3-D Shoot | Scalps & Skins 3-D | Animal Round | Field Round |
| Hunter Round | 900 Round | Novelty Shoot | Tournament Archer of the Year |
