Description:
This event will be known distance 3d archery. Trophy divisions and payback divisions available. Archers will have 90 seconds to shoot each target. A time clock will be kept. Groups will have 5 minutes to score and return to the shooting line. ASA scoring will be used. Rangefinders are allowed and distance cards will be provided. Participants must provide their own equipment.

Registration:
Online registration will be accepted through the Ozark Outdoor Expo website. There are a limited number of spots per shooting distance. Registration will open February 1, 2025. Registration will close March 16th. On-site registration will only be accepted if spots are still available. There will be an additional $10 fee for all on-site registrations. NASP Registration only available on-site

Classes, Distance and Fees:
All known distance. Classes with target distances of 20 to 50 yards will shoot 20 targets. Archers will shoot 5 4-target stations. Archers will have 90 seconds to shoot each arrow. Junior Eagle/Eagle/NASP Classes will shoot a maximum of 15 meters at 6 stations.

Age Divisions – Age as of January 1, 2025:
Adult - Any age
Young Adult - 15-17 years of age
Youth - 12-14 years of age
Eagle - 9-11 years of age
Junior Eagle - Age 8 & Under

NASP - based on grade in school:
Future NASP - 3rd grade & under
Elementary 4th - 5th grade
Middle School - 6th-8th grade
High School - 9th 12th grade

Equipment Definitions:
*No Crossbows Allowed

Divisions

Open:

• No restrictions - Any bow, sight, stabilizers or release aid allowed (no crossbows)

Bowhunter 50

• Any number of sight pins, movable sight allowed and may be moved
• 12" front and rear stabilizers measured from the bow
• No magnification in lens allowed

Bowhunter

• Any number of sight pins, pins/sight may not be moved
• 12" front and rear stabilizer measured from the bow
• Magnification allowed

Barebow

• The bow must be free of sights, marks, or blemishes
• The bow must fit through a 12.2 cm ring when unstrung
• Fixed weights can be attached to the bottom of the riser
• All arrows must be identical in length, weight, diameter, and fletching
• Arrows clip onto the bowstring between nocking points
• An adjustable arrow plate can be used, but it can't extend more than 1/4" above the arrow
• A mechanical type arrow rest and cushion plunger are permitted
• A finger sling can be worn on the bow hand

Traditional

• Archers can use a recurve or longbow
• Archers can use a straight stabilizer that's no longer than 12 inches
• Archers can use a bow sling
• Archers can't use any devices for sighting, like clickers, drawchecks, or levels
• Archers can't make adjustments to their bow during a round, except if it is broken
• All arrows must be the same length, weight, diamete, and fletching

NASP

• Genesis Original or Mini bows will be allowed
• Easton NASP Arrows
• No release aid, sight or stabilizers allowed

Awards

Buckle/Medal - Junior Eagle/Eagle/Youth/Young Adult •

• A buckle will be awarded to the top archer in each NASP/Jr Eagle/Eagle/Youth/Young Adult class with 5 or more archers
• A medal will be awarded to 2nd and 3rd in classes that earn a buckle and 1st, 2nd and 3rd in non-buckle classes.

Payback/Buckle - Adult classes

• Championship Male/Female classes will be a 75% cash payback
• Adult classes will be a 50% cash payback
• Cash payout per ASA guidelines

  > 1-5 shooters 100% > 6-10 shooters 70%/30% > 11+ shooters 50%/30%/20%

• A buckle will be awarded to the winner in adult classes with 5 or more shooters

Practice Bags

• Friday 2-6pm $10 per hour or $25 pass (Facility closes at 6pm)
• Eagle/Junior Eagle $5 for one hour of practice
• No 3d targets available on Friday