Code of Conduct

  1. Sign the Registration Book upon entering the club grounds for all activities except Club Shoot Days.
  2. Only shoot at the targets provided.
  3. Members are allowed to practice at the Club on most days during daylight.
  4. Wear your membership cards on quivers when on the Ranges and present them when asked.
  5. No Broadheads or Hunting allowed on the Ranges. (some special club days excluded)
  6. Please refrain from using Outserts on arrows as they damage our bail and 3D targets.
  7. For safety reasons, do not reverse or shortcut course lanes when shooting or practising on Ranges.
  8. Do not bring newbies on the Range to shoot without them being endorsed by the club coach.
  9. Do not give out any codes or membership information to non-members.
  10. Report all incidents, infringements, or safety hazards to one of the committee members.
  11. Please leave or replace all target faces on butts where possible for other members.
  12. Regularly check the Website or Teamapp for all shoot day changes and notices.
  13. Shooting starts at 0830; registration is from 0730 to 0800 for Group allocations and equipment checks.
  14. Members require a Minimum of 2 MATCHED sets of 3 arrows marked 1, 2, and 3.
  15. Security cameras are in place at certain times and areas.
  16. On shoot days, for safety reasons, please note that no archery equipment is to be worn in the clubhouse.
  17. Wear appropriate clothing and hats, and covering in shoes is mandatory.
  18. Please walk on the mowed pathways/tracked between targets for safety reasons.
  19. Mobile phones are to be set to Silent or Airplane Mode.
  20. Smoking in designated areas only. Smoking is not permitted on any range.
  21. Non-members (including Family Members) are NOT permitted to shoot without a Coach present on the Range.

Basic archery etiquette

When on the range, do NOT:

  1. Talk in a loud voice whilst others are shooting
  2. Talk to another archer who prefers to be silent
  3. Offer advice unless asked
  4. Use a mobile phone other than taking photos
  5. Exclaim on the shooting line, for yourself or others, in joy or disgust
  6. Walk off the shooting line while your neighbour is at full draw
  7. Touch another archer’s equipment without their permission
  8. Walk up and down the line comparing scores
  9. Shoot distances beyond their capability, continually missing and holding up shooting
  10. Disturb people with loud mobile phone ring tones or speaking on the phone on or around the shooting line
  11. Smoke near the shooting or waiting line
  12. Leave litter on the archery ground