Buffalo Field Archery Club

Monthly 3D club Shoot
2021-01-24 | Buffalo Archery Field, 13155 Clay Rd, Houston, TX, 77084, United States
Monthly Club Shoot

Texas ASA Qualifier
2021-01-30 07:00 - 14:00 (America/Chicago) | Buffalo Archery Field, 13155 Clay Rd, Houston, TX, 77084, United States

Texas ASA Qualifier
2021-01-31 13:00 - 21:00, 2021-02-06 00:00 - 2021-02-08 00:00

Open House
2021-02-20 08:00 - 12:00

BFAC 3D Club shoot
2021-02-21 08:00 - 15:00, 2021-03-21 08:00 - 15:00, 2021-04-18 08:00 - 15:00 | Buffalo Archery Field, 13155 Clay Rd, Houston, TX, 77084, United States

Texas ASA Qualifier - Cowtown Bowmen Archery Club - Fort Worth, TX
2021-03-06 - 2021-03-07

Texas ASA Qualifier - Tyler Archery Club - Tyler, TX
2021-03-13 - 2021-03-14

Texas ASA Qualifier - Fredricksberg Archery Club - Fredricksberg, TX
2021-03-20 - 2021-03-21

2021 Buffalo Bulls-Eye Classic
2021-03-27 10:00 - 2021-03-28 14:00 | Buffalo Archery Field, 13155 Clay Rd, Houston, TX, 77084, United States
2021 Buffalo Bulls-Eye Classic
Buffalo Field Archery Club – World Archery Range
13155 Clay Rd
Houston
Texas
77084
United States of America
Entry List:
Important Information:
NOTE: THERE ARE NEW ATHLETE SAFETY PROCEDURES IN PLACE FOR ALL USA ARCHERY SANCTIONED EVENTS!! See bottom of this email for details
The 2021 Buffalo Bulls-Eye Classic at Buffalo Field Archery Club is a single or double 72 FITA Event (your choice) with optional Elimination Match Play Saturday afternoon. Practice will begin at 9am each day Saturday & Sunday. Scoring will commence at 10am both days. Sunday’s 2nd 72 is optional and is an add-on to the registration.
Social-Distance Shooting will be in effect. This means there will be 1 archer per bale, with multiple lines as needed to accommodate the entries. 6 ft spacing for all spectators. Extra time between lines will be required to accommodate multiple lines. Please bring your own mask and use them when in the spectator area. While there will be hand sanitizer available, please bring your own if available.
Water and/or Gatorade will be available. Feel free to bring snacks. Please bring your own chairs and pop-up tents, as social spacing rules will be in effect. Face-masks are highly recommended for the safety of all archers and spectators involved.
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SATURDAY MORNING at 10am: Two rounds of 36 arrows (72 total) at FITA distance, with 10 min break in-between rounds. Awards given for top third in each division after 72 arrows
SATURDAY AFTERNOON 15 min afterwards: Optional Match Play Championship – 3 rounds of Elimination in Pool play, followed by semi’s and finals for the top 4 in each division. Three (3) divisions only – one Barebow, one Recurve, one Compound bracket – shot at the FITA distance for your age bracket. All ages and genders are lumped into one of the three brackets.
SUNDAY MORNING at 10am: Two rounds of 36 arrows (72 total) at FITA distance, with 10 min break in-between rounds. Accumulative Awards given for top third in each division who are registered for 144 arrows

NOTE: THERE ARE NEW ATHLETE SAFETY PROCEDURES IN PLACE FOR ALL USA ARCHERY SANCTIONED EVENTS!!
1. All “EVENT PERSONNEL” who are not current members of USA Archery, AND who are required to enter the Field of Play on a routine basis, are REQUIRED to
Sign USA Archery Non-Athlete Pledge Form Non Athlete Pledge Form
Obtain a current US Center for SafeSport Training Certification;
Obtain a current USA Archery Background Screen; and
Verity the above and Register with the Event Director on the Event Roster prior to entering “the field of play”
2. EVENT PERSONNEL are all Volunteers, Athlete Assistants, Para & otherwise incapacitated Athlete’s Proxy, Coaches, Judges, Parents of Athletes, Vendors, Media, Medical Personnel, etc.
If you are a Para & otherwise incapacitated Athlete who needs a routine Proxy to assist you with arrow retrieval or scoring assistance, you must bring your own Proxy with you, and he/she must be certified in advance by the above procedures. Contact our Event Staff IN ADVANCE if you need the event to assist you with finding a Proxy.
3. FIELD OF PLAY is designated as that area IN FRONT OF the Spectator Line, and includes the Competitor Area, the Waiting Area, the Shooting Line, the Target Lanes with Target Bales.

4. EXCEPTIONS can be made by the Event Director for periodic, non-routine entering of the Field of Play in full sight of Event Director and/or his staff. This could be NON-ROUTINE assistance by a parent for scoring or athlete assistance. Please check with the Event Director or Event Staff before entering the Field of Play.
5. All ATHLETES and EVENT PERSONNEL must adhere to the Minor Athlete Abuse Prevention Policies [MAAPP] for the duration of the event. Please check the MAAPP link and read in advance. All ATHLETES and EVENT PERSONNEL will be required to agree to this policy upon check-in

Arizona Cup
2021-04-09 00:00 - 2021-04-11 00:00
The Arizona Cup

The Arizona Cup is an annual outdoor target archery tournament held in April complying with USA Archery rules. It began in 1989 in Tempe at Arizona State University, moved to Tucson and returned to Phoenix, Arizona in 2001. The Arizona Cup is celebrating its 32nd year in 2021. The 2021 USA Archery AAE Arizona Cup is a USAT Series Qualifier and will coincide with the 2021 World Archery Championships – U.S. Team Trials, stage 1(recurve & compound).

Texas ASA Qualifier - Archers Haven - Canyon Lake, TX
2021-04-10 - 2021-04-11

Texas ASA Qualifier - Mesquite Archery Club - Terrel, TX
2021-04-10 - 2021-04-11

Texas ASA Qualifier - Buck Branch Archery Club - Waelder, TX
2021-04-17 - 2021-04-18

Houston Area Outdoor JOAD - World Archery Range
2021-04-17 08:00 - 12:00, 2021-04-24 08:00 - 12:00, 2021-05-01 08:00 - 12:00, 2021-05-08 08:00 - 12:00 | Buffalo Archery Field, 13155 Clay Rd, Houston, TX, 77084, United States

TOTS 2021
2021-04-17 08:30 - 15:00 | Buffalo Archery Field, 13155 Clay Rd, Houston, TX, 77084, United States
Texas Outdoor Target Series (TOTS) Tournaments allows archers to travel around Texas shooting in tournaments and preparing for outdoor tournaments!
This is a single day tournament with two sets of 36 arrows (72 total) at the first and longest distance, and then another 36 arrows at a closer distance. Distance chart shown Here. Registration fee is $25. More than 1 shooting from same Family, contact us for discounted family rate.
8:30 Check-in
Practice will begin at 9:00 AM
Scoring at 10:00 AM
Archers who compete in at least three of the TOTS tournaments are eligible to compete in the championship. The winner of each division will be determined by their three highest scores added to the doubling of the Championship TOTS score.
You do not need to be a USA Archery member to shoot the event. Walk ups welcome.

TOTS 2021 Championships!
2021-04-17 08:30 - 15:00 | Buffalo Archery Field, 13155 Clay Rd, Houston, TX, 77084, United States

ASA Easton Southwest Shootout
2021-04-22 - 2021-04-25 | Paris, TX

Texas ASA Qualifier - Banana Bend Bowbenders - Baytown, TX
2021-05-01 - 2021-05-02

Monthly Club Meeting
2021-05-01 08:00 - 09:00 | Buffalo Archery Field, 13155 Clay Rd, Houston, TX, 77084, United States
BFAC Monthly Club meeting
Open to all members and non members

Have an idea for the club
Want to get involved
Need information about becoming a member

This is your place to be heard. We love fresh ideas and to meet with all of the members.
Come join us in person at the main Pavilion at 8:00 AM on the first Saturday of every month.
Keep an eye out for the meeting agenda email the week of the upcoming meeting.
Can’t make it? Join us virtually using the Zoom link below:
Zoom meeting

See you there!
-BFAC-

TSAA - State Field Championship
2021-05-01 11:00 - 15:00, 2021-05-02 11:00 - 15:00 | Buffalo Archery Field, 13155 Clay Rd, Houston, TX, 77084, United States
Important Information:
LOCATION: 13155 Clay Road between Beltway 8 and Eldridge Parkway.
Start Times: Saturday 11:00 am Sunday 9:00 am
ENTRY FEE:
Juniors/Adults/Masters $40.
Cadet/Cub/Bowman/Yeoman $25.
Not Sure of your Division? Click Here to find out.
Register Now by Clicking HERE!
Please note: You must be a registered member or temporary member of US Archery to shoot this event.
If you need to register as a temporary or become a member click: HERE
About this event:
ROUNDS:
Two Rounds – One on Saturday & One on Sunday. World Archery black and yellow field target faces. Both rounds will be MARKED distances shooting at 24 targets. Stand behind the stakes to shoot. Do not straddle.
Adults/Masters/Juniors distances are from 10-60 meters.
Barebow and Cadet distances are from 5-50 meters.
Cadet Barebow, Cub and Bowman distances are from 5-30 meters.
Yeoman 5-30 meters or whatever is comfortable. There is no state title for Yeoman.
Formal Rounds: 3 arrows per target for 24 targets for a total of 72 arrows each day.
INFORMATION: Rick Stonebraker 832-552-2096

Welcome to the 2021 Annual Texas State Field Championship

(1) The course is measured in meters.

(2) If you are required to shoot from a position, you must shoot that position. If the position is awkward, you may move sideways and if necessary behind the stake. No more than 1 meter.

(3) You are allowed to assist each other by using an 8 ½ x 11 sheet of paper (or equivalent) for blocking the sun.

(4) Lost arrows: If you leave your equipment at the shooting line, this will tell the next group that people are behind the target looking for arrows. If you carry your equipment to the target, lean a bow in front of the target. This will let the next group know that there are people behind the target looking for arrows.

(5) Three arrows per end. On the 40cm multiple target faces, if you shoot an arrow on a target other than your own, it counts as one of your three arrows and will be designated as an “M” on the scorecard. On the 20cm multiple target faces, that same above applies but also, do not shoot more than one arrow per face or the higher value will count as an “M” and only the two lowest scoring arrows will count. Explanation forthcoming.

(6) Three or Four people per target. Rotate each target. If you shoot first on an even-numbered target, then you will shoot first on all even-numbered targets. If you shoot first on an odd-numbered target, then you shoot first on all odd-numbered targets. If you shoot with a group that shoots from different distances, shoot the longer stakes first. Use the odd/even when appropriate.

(7) Shoot from behind the stake as close as possible. Some stakes will allow a person to shoot on either side; 2 at a time. Other stakes are single shooting, one person at a time.

(8) If you have a soft spot in the target, or if the arrow penetrates the target matt, then move the target face to so that others will not have a problem.

(9) No Running score, just END scores. Add your score at the end of each 12 targets. If you start on target five, you finish on target four.

(10) Camouflage clothing is not allowed. Blues jeans is acceptable and encouraged.

(11) Arrows that fail to reach the target face will be marked an M on the scorecard. Skip ins do not count, i.e. an arrow that rebounds off the ground or off a tree.

(12) Yeoman 5-30 meters of less – must have adult with them during shooting

ADULT/ MASTER/ JUNIOR REC/COM
ADULT/ MASTER/ JUNIOR BARE-BOW
CADET Bare-Bow
CUB Bare-Bow

cadet Rec/Com
cub Rec/Com
bowman rec/com YEOMAN

Red
Blue
Yellow
White

10 – 60 meters
5 – 50 meters
5 – 40 meters
5 – 30 meters

rev 3-23-2021

(13) Arrows are scored in descending order: 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1. The yellow center outer ring is scored 5, the inner ring (formerly the X-ring) is scored 6.

(14) Count the 6’s and 5’s separately If there is a tie: Rule: 27.3.1.
– Greatest number of 6’s for Field rounds
– Greatest number of 5’s for Field rounds
– After this, athletes still tying shall be declared equal;

(15) Mark your arrow holes in case of bounce-out or pass-through. If you have a bounce-out, look for an unmarked hole. If there are more than one unmarked hole, then you have to score the lowest unmarked hole……………..unless someone is scoping your arrow and verify the general area where it hit…then look for an unmarked hole in that area. On a pass through, first make sure there are no arrows close to lines, like a line cutter, then push the arrow straight back into the target until the nock appears.

(16) The target that you are assigned to begin shooting will count for score. The NFAA has a one-target practice rule but World Archery does not, so first target is for score.

(17) Long pants/trousers are advisable to ward off stickers, brush, poison oak, etc.
Even after these repeated warnings, people still show up in nylon running shorts and sneakers. Please respect nature and the dangers of nature. You can turn an ankle in the woods very easily. We can treat first aid but we cannot treat dumbness! I don’t care how hot it gets, I ALWAYS wear long pants when I shoot the field round.
( 18) Compounds are limited to 60 pounds and sky pulling is illegal. This is very important in field shooting. Even though the targets are arranged so that targets and not in front or behind other targets, a miss-shot arrow due to sky pulling could send an arrow to another part of the range. Please draw your compound carefully.

(19) Avoid touching trees with vines.

ENJOY – PLAY SAFE!
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NOTE: THERE ARE NEW ATHLETE SAFETY PROCEDURES IN PLACE FOR ALL USA ARCHERY SANCTIONED EVENTS!!
1. All “EVENT PERSONNEL” who are not current members of USA Archery, AND who are required to enter the Field of Play on a routine basis, are REQUIRED to

Sign USA Archery Non-Athlete Pledge Form Non Athlete Pledge Form
Obtain a current US Center for SafeSport Training Certification;
Obtain a current USA Archery Background Screen; and
Verity the above and Register with the Event Director on the Event Roster prior to entering “the field of play”

2. EVENT PERSONNEL are all Volunteers, Athlete Assistants, Para & otherwise incapacitated Athlete’s Proxy, Coaches, Judges, Parents of Athletes, Vendors, Media, Medical Personnel, etc.

If you are a Para & otherwise incapacitated Athlete who needs a routine Proxy to assist you with arrow retrieval or scoring assistance, you must bring your own Proxy with you, and he/she must be certified in advance by the above procedures. Contact our Event Staff IN ADVANCE if you need the event to assist you with finding a Proxy.

3. FIELD OF PLAY is designated as that area where competitors are active, and includes the entire field course including walkways!
4. EXCEPTIONS can be made by the Event Director for periodic, non-routine entering of the Field of Play in full sight of Event Director and/or his staff. This could be NON-ROUTINE assistance by a parent for scoring or athlete assistance. Please check with the Event Director or Event Staff before entering the Field of Play.
5. All ATHLETES and EVENT PERSONNEL must adhere to the Minor Athlete Abuse Prevention Policies [MAAPP] for the duration of the event. Please check the MAAPP link and read in advance. All ATHLETES and EVENT PERSONNEL will be required to agree to this policy upon check-in

Gator Cup
2021-05-07 08:00 - 2021-05-09 14:00
COMPETE WITH THE BEST

The Gator Cup is a U.S. Archery Team Qualifier Series Event

USAT stands for United States Archery Team. We are proud that the Gator Cup is a USAT qualifying outdoor archery tournament that delivers a high-level of excitement and competition! USAT Qualifier Series Events (like the Gator Cup) are open to archers who are seeking national competition experience and want the excitement of competing alongside World Champions and Olympic medalists. These events are held at different locations across the United States.

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