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St. Joseph Island Hunters & Anglers Association

Richards Landing, Ontario
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St. Joseph Island Hunters & Anglers Association
About archery in Richards Landing, Ontario

St. Joseph Island Hunters & Anglers Association is an indoor archery facility in Richards Landing, Ontario.

About St. Joseph Island Hunters & Anglers Association

Conservation and outdoor recreation organization affiliated with OFAH, established to promote wildlife management and ecosystem appreciation. Conservation Centre renovated with Trillium Grant funding. Upper level: meeting area, washrooms, office, full kitchen. Lower level: indoor archery range open Friday evenings to archers of all skill levels. Youth, men's and women's groups. Hall rental available. Hosts annual events: Wild Turkey Hunt Contest, Island Fishing Derby, Wild Game Dinner, Outdoor and Gun Show. Activities include archery, tomahawk throwing, hiking trails, children's fish derby. Provides outdoor basics education. Collaborates with MNRF and local municipalities on wildlife management programs.

Range Specifications

Facility

Indoor

Bow Types Allowed

Amenities & Features

Parking

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Location

St. Joseph Island Hunters & Anglers Association

1802 20th Side Road, St. Joseph Island, ON

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St. Joseph Island Hunters & Anglers Association

1802 20th Side Road, St. Joseph Island, ON

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