SAINT VRAIN ARCHERY CLUB

Links for Archers and Bowhunters

The SVBA range was made possible by efforts of CBA members. Without support from CBA members, the range would not exist. The Colorado Bowhunters Association mission statement sums up the organizations goals. Some of these include: encouraging, perpetuating, and protecting bowhunting. They work with the Colorado Division of Wildlife to preserve and propagate wild animals and their habitat. The CBA can also be judged for its accomplishments:
    1. A bi-monthly magazine - The Colorado Bowhunter
    2. Increased seasons and permit numbers for bowhunters in Colorado.
    3. Open the first antelope, big horn sheep, and goat seasons for archers.
    4. Open late season eastern plains mule deer and whitetail seasons.
    5. Hire a lobbyist to help protect bowhunting.
    6. And much much more!!!
Anyone who loves bowhunting should thank the CBA and become a member.

Local Archery Dealers

    American Bowmaster
    405 W. 115th Ave, # A
    Northglenn, CO 80234
    303-450-6723

    Archery Adventures
    490 S. Chambers
    Aurora, CO 80017
     720-747-8017

     720-747-8017
    2536 Midpoint Dr.
    Fort Collins, CO 80525
    970-484-4900

    Bear Creek Archery
    3350 S. Knox Ct.
    Englewood, CO 80110
    303-781-8733

    Tanglewood Archery
    7158 N. Washington Ave.
    Denver, CO 80229
    303-288-2126

    Archery in the Wild
    1725 Vista View Dr., # E
    Longmont, CO 80504
    Phone: 720-652-9100
    Fax: 720-652-9350

    Heritage Archery
    SVBA's Treasurer = Tom Adjutant
    2950 McIntosh
    Longmont, CO 80503
    Phone: 303-827-6358
    Email: tom@heritagearchery.com
    Web site: http://www.heritagearchery.com/

Archery Hunting Organizations

Archery Associations:

Archery and Bowhunting Online Magazines

Archery Equipment Manufacturers

Hunters Education Courses

Wayne Long, Master Instructor:  For Information:
longhwayne@qwest.net
http://home.switchboard.com/huntersafety

Other Helpful Hunting Sites

Jacksons Bow Sight Home Page
(Arrow charts, good links, Elk quartering Instructions -for the lucky)
USGS (Online Topo Maps)