[Moo] Archery Site

[enequy at adelphia.net]

The problem with parks is you cannot restrict other people from the use of the park or parts of the park. For archery we HAVE to restrict areas from people wandering into the flight of the arrow. 

Plus it would be nice if we were to find a place that the target butts can be stored at the practice site. They are not heavy but they are rather large and bulky to cart to and from a practice site every week. And most people do not have the vehicle to accomplish this.

Personal property spaces are the best. School yards, and such, are typically not used very much after school which makes it an alternate idea.

Enequy



---- Celia Friedman <csfriedman at adelphia.net> wrote: 
> Do they usually allow you to do this in parks?  Algonkian park is right behind me in Sterling and has lots and lots of open space, particularly if the cabin areas are not rented that weekend.
> 
> What kind of safety constraints to public parks usually require?
> 
> Celia
>   ----- Original Message ----- 
>   From: Heidi bohm 
>   To: moo moo 
>   Sent: Friday, February 02, 2007 1:17 AM
>   Subject: [Moo] Archery Site
> 
> 
>   Greetings Archers!
> 
>   I am on quest to find a NEW summer site for us to shoot at.  As the place we had before has been sold and we can no longer play there.
> 
>   However we were extremely grateful for the site we had last year while it lasted.
> 
>   It would be nice to be able to shoot out to 100 yards but 40 yards is the minimum distance required for outdoor shooting.
> 
>   If you know of anyplace please do not hesitate to call me.  We would love to continue our outdoor play.
> 
>   Yours in Service
>   Karin Taylor de Cameron
> 
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