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Current News
5th Sunday Shoot
1-Workday Saturday 3/29/25
8am-11am
2-Shoot day Sunday 3/30/25
Registration 7am-11am
Courses closed to non-members @ 1pm
1st Sunday Shoot
1-Workday Saturday 4/5/25 8am-11am
2-Shoot day Sunday 4/6/25
Registration 7am-11am
3-Membership renewal and new memberships will be taken on Workday Saturdays and Shoot day Sundays. Check
Wapiti’s website for 2025 pricing for your specific level of membership.
News:
As far as the States work on the electric replacement to the club property, at this point anyone’s guess is what we are going with. Be aware that access at the front gate could be restricted (if they ever show up) but the club will be open to all members throughout this work. Work on a new elevated stand (where the remains of the old stand are on the White course)is in the planning stage and should begin sometime in the spring offering multiple shot opportunities in two different directions. Something new. A target purchase is also being put together with a few “new”(meaning targets we don’t currently have or targets that have recently been released) targets that will add to the variety of new shots planned for the courses. Due to strong membership again this year we are able to continue improving the inventory of 3D targets to make the club one of the best 3D experiences in Pa. The courses are at 20 targets each, totaling 40 for both. Some new backstops will be built in the next month and a few of the older backstops will be replaced with a few new “placements” are planned. Number 4 on the upper Red course and the relocation of 5 on red are examples of changes that are ongoing to provide better shooting opportunities. Thanks to everyone involved in the work to get these changes done. As spring approaches we are transitioning away from the “deer” population of targets and more mid sized targets are being added. Just another example of continuous changes to keep the courses fresh and different each month. Also as a reminder as spring and the “green haze” begins around the grounds, be aware of the poison ivy that is growing off the trails, as we lost trees. and the ground cover takes over these open spaces, poison ivy increases. Something to keep in mind before you go looking for that lost arrow.
With that, I say thanks again to those that come out each month and help keep the grounds up and work on the courses to keep our club at the highest level 3D experience.
Doug Bruestle
President Wapiti Archers of Pa.
Director White course
