A professional grade chronograph will be at the range and all bows may shoot a maximum of 280 feet per second (FPS) with a 3% margin for error.  A participant may still shoot with a bow that exceeds this limit - but their score will not count towards ASA or any club awards.
	For class assignments, we follow the ASA guidelines.  We like these classes because they off  to archers the ability to compete with people with similar equipment and abilities.  The following minimum classes will be available at all tournaments: Open B - for shooters who would normally shoot "Open" class at a sanctioned event.  Depending on turnout, we may put "Open A" and "Open B" classes together for a combined Open Class. Open C- for shooters just starting out in the Open Classes. Bow Hunter - for shooters that have a normal hunting setup.  This includes equipment restrictions such as fixed sight pins, shorter stabilizer bars, etc.  FOr exact requirements, please consult the rules that are published at the registration desk for each shoot. Bow Hunter Novice Youth - for younger shooters.
	There are five sets of stakes set for each tournament.  Each of the classes will be assigned a stake at the start of the tournament.  You must take all shots with some part of your body touching the colored stake.  The stakes and maximum yardages are as follows: Blue - Pro Stakes; 50 yard shot maximum Orange - Semi Pro & Open Stakes; 45 yard shot maximum Green - Hunter Stakes; 40 yard shot maximum White - Youth, Women Bowhunter, Bowhunter Novice Stakes; 30 yard shot maximum Yellow - Youth, Traditional, Novice Stakes; 20 yard shot maximum

Pictures

We have taken several pictures of the Outdoor 3D course in order to give you an idea on how it looks, the terrain, etc.  These have been posted in the photo gallery below - simply click on one of the pictures for an enlarged version of the picture.  Please note, that on slow internet connections, the larger version of the pictures can take up to a minute to load.