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South Mountain Archery Shooters & Hunters (SMASH)

Erickson, Manitoba
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South Mountain Archery Shooters & Hunters (SMASH)
About archery in Erickson, Manitoba

South Mountain Archery Shooters & Hunters (SMASH) is an indoor archery facility in Erickson, Manitoba.

About South Mountain Archery Shooters & Hunters (SMASH)

The South Mountain Archery Shooters & Hunters (SMASH) is a highly prominent archery and hunting club located in Erickson, Manitoba. Renowned within the regional sporting community, SMASH proudly hosted the massive 2017 Manitoba Provincial 3D Championships. The club organizes challenging outdoor 3D courses designed to accurately mimic dynamic bowhunting scenarios, providing an essential practice ground for local hunters. During major shooting events, the club generously provides free camping for eager participants, fostering a welcoming, festival-like atmosphere. SMASH is an outstanding destination for archers demanding high-quality, realistic outdoor target setups right in the striking heart of Western Manitoba.

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Range Specifications

Facility

Indoor

Bow Types Allowed

Amenities & Features

3D Course

Parking

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Location

South Mountain Archery Shooters & Hunters (SMASH)

29 Queen Elizabeth Ave

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South Mountain Archery Shooters & Hunters (SMASH)

29 Queen Elizabeth Ave

Getting started in Manitoba
Archery Manitoba is the provincial governing body for archery in Manitoba, and most competitive clubs run through their sanction. If you are new to the sport, the provincial guide covers seasons, disciplines, beginner pathways, and gear.
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