Welcome
Welcome to the website for the Herefordshire Archery Association. We are home to three Archery GB affiliated archery clubs which you can read more about on the archery clubs in herefordshire page.
Getting into Archery
If you are looking to get into archery, you will first need to go on a beginners course. Two of our clubs run these courses regularly throughout the year.
Upcoming Beginners Courses
Bromyard Bowmen and Ledbury Archery Club hold beginners courses regularly throughout the year. The next course is to be held by Bromyard Bowmen over three consecutive Saturday mornings, 26th October, 2nd and 9th November 2019 (you must attend all three sessions). You can download an application form from the Entry Forms page here or for more information, please visit Bromyard Bowmens website here.
Our beginners course page gives you a more detailed explanation of what to expect to cover on a course including bow types, shooting a recurve bow and archery safety. Successfully completing a beginners course will allow you to join any Archery GB affiliated club in the country.
Equipment
As a beginner, we urge you not to go and buy any archery equipment at this stage. The good news is that on a beginners course all necessary equipment is provided for you.
On joining a club, equipment is usually available to hire for a small fee. This allows you to practice your archery technique and develop your archery muscles. Your club coach will advise you on what equipment you might want to think about buying when you are ready.
HAA Members
Records and Results
For members of Herefordshire Archery Association, county results and county records are available to download. Other county information can be found on the county matters page.
Next County Event
The next county event is the RICM Practice to be hosted by Hereford Company of Bowmen at their shooting grounds at Luctonians on Sunday 1st September 2019.
Entry Forms
Entry Forms to some of the open shoots held within the County are now available to download from our entry forms page.
Links
Follow the links below to read our pages on archery rounds and scoring, safety and etiquette. We also have detailed tables on gaining archery classifications. County pages host Herefordshire Archery Association results and records by bow type and gender.
Archery Clubs in Herefordshire
There are three Archery GB affiliated archery clubs in Herefordshire, Bromyard Bowmen, Hereford Company of Bowmen and Ledbury Archery Club. The latter is the youngest club in the county having only been formed in 2011. Hereford Company of Read more…
Events Diary
The County Diary is here to guide you towards archery whether you are a seasoned archer or have never lifted a bow in your life! Beginners Courses are regularly held throughout the year or maybe you just fancy having Read more…
Scoring
Imperial rounds are the traditional British rounds, shot at distances measured in yards. The “5-zone” scoring system dates back almost 200 years, being attributed to the then Prince Regent (later King George IV) – traditionalists still refer to Read more…
Rounds
An archery “Round” is composed of shooting a certain number of arrows (usually measured in dozens), over one or more distances, at differing sizes of target face. There are Imperial Rounds, normally measured in Yards and scored using either Read more…
County Results
PDF files of the results for the County Shoots can be viewed and downloaded here. Read more…
Rules of Safety
Archery safety is a vitally important area that every new archer must master. A good beginners course will cover much of the rules concerning safety on and around a shooting line but over time many novice archers are Read more…
Archery Classifications
As you progress on your archery journey, one way of measuring your progress is through Classification. Different awards are available for Indoor and Outdoor shooting. Indoor classifications range from A – H (A being the highest). Outdoor classifications Read more…
Etiquette
In addition to safety, archery etiquette is another important area that every new archer should master. As a novice archer you will be concentrating on achieving good technique but good etiquette is important too. Remember, “a good archer” should Read more…
County Records
As your archery improves you will get a classification. This marks your progress and allows you to see how you are doing. Take it a step further and start competing at County Events. Shoot a good score and you Read more…
Welcome
Welcome to the website for the Herefordshire Archery Association. We are home to three Archery GB affiliated archery clubs which you can read more about on the archery clubs in herefordshire page.
Getting into Archery
If you are looking to get into archery, you will first need to go on a beginners course. Two of our clubs run these courses regularly throughout the year.
Upcoming Beginners Courses
Bromyard Bowmen and Ledbury Archery Club hold beginners courses regularly throughout the year. The next course is to be held by Bromyard Bowmen over three consecutive Saturday mornings, 26th October, 2nd and 9th November 2019 (you must attend all three sessions). You can download an application from the Entry Forms page here or for more information, please visit Bromyard Bowmens website here.
Our beginners course page gives you a more detailed explanation of what to expect to cover on a course including bow types, shooting a recurve bow and archery safety. Successfully completing a beginners course will allow you to join any Archery GB affiliated club in the country.
Equipment
As a beginner, we urge you not to go and buy any archery equipment at this stage. The good news is that on a beginners course all necessary equipment is provided for you.
On joining a club, equipment is usually available to hire for a small fee. This allows you to practice your archery technique and develop your archery muscles. Your club coach will advise you on what equipment you might want to think about buying when you are ready.
HAA Members
Records and Results
For members of Herefordshire Archery Association, county results and county records are available to download. Other county information can be found on the county matters page.
Next County Event
The next county event is the RICM Practice to be hosted by Hereford Company of Bowmen at their shooting grounds at Luctonians on Sunday 1st September 2019.
Entry Forms
Entry Forms to some of the open shoots held within the County are now available to download from our entry forms page.
Links
Follow the links below to read our pages on archery rounds and scoring, safety and etiquette. We also have detailed tables on gaining archery classifications. County pages host Herefordshire Archery Association results and records by bow type and gender.
Archery Clubs in Herefordshire
There are three Archery GB affiliated archery clubs in Herefordshire, Bromyard Bowmen, Hereford Company of Bowmen and Ledbury Archery Club. The latter is the youngest club in the county having only been formed in 2011. Hereford Company of Read more…
Events Diary
The County Diary is here to guide you towards archery whether you are a seasoned archer or have never lifted a bow in your life! Beginners Courses are regularly held throughout the year or maybe you just fancy having Read more…
Scoring
Imperial rounds are the traditional British rounds, shot at distances measured in yards. The “5-zone” scoring system dates back almost 200 years, being attributed to the then Prince Regent (later King George IV) – traditionalists still refer to Read more…
Rounds
An archery “Round” is composed of shooting a certain number of arrows (usually measured in dozens), over one or more distances, at differing sizes of target face. There are Imperial Rounds, normally measured in Yards and scored using either Read more…
County Results
PDF files of the results for the County Shoots can be viewed and downloaded here. Read more…
Rules of Safety
Archery safety is a vitally important area that every new archer must master. A good beginners course will cover much of the rules concerning safety on and around a shooting line but over time many novice archers are Read more…
Archery Classifications
As you progress on your archery journey, one way of measuring your progress is through Classification. Different awards are available for Indoor and Outdoor shooting. Indoor classifications range from A – H (A being the highest). Outdoor classifications Read more…
Etiquette
In addition to safety, archery etiquette is another important area that every new archer should master. As a novice archer you will be concentrating on achieving good technique but good etiquette is important too. Remember, “a good archer” should Read more…
County Records
As your archery improves you will get a classification. This marks your progress and allows you to see how you are doing. Take it a step further and start competing at County Events. Shoot a good score and you Read more…
Welcome
Welcome to the website for the Herefordshire Archery Association. We are home to three Archery GB affiliated archery clubs which you can read more about on the archery clubs in herefordshire page.
Getting into Archery
If you are looking to get into archery, you will first need to go on a beginners course. Two of our clubs run these courses regularly throughout the year.
Upcoming Beginners Courses
Bromyard Bowmen and Ledbury Archery Club hold beginners courses regularly throughout the year. The next course is to be held by Bromyard Bowmen over three consecutive Saturday mornings, 26th October, 2nd and 9th November 2019 (you must attend all three sessions). You can download an application form from the Entry Forms page here or for more information, please visit Bromyard Bowmens website here.
Our beginners course page gives you a more detailed explanation of what to expect to cover on a course including bow types, shooting a recurve bow and archery safety. Successfully completing a beginners course will allow you to join any Archery GB affiliated club in the country.
Equipment
As a beginner, we urge you not to go and buy any archery equipment at this stage. The good news is that on a beginners course all necessary equipment is provided for you.
On joining a club, equipment is usually available to hire for a small fee. This allows you to practice your archery technique and develop your archery muscles. Your club coach will advise you on what equipment you might want to think about buying when you are ready.
HAA Members
Records and Results
For members of Herefordshire Archery Association, county results and county records are available to download. Other county information can be found on the county matters page.
Next County Event
The next county event is the RICM Practice to be hosted by Hereford Company of Bowmen at their shooting grounds at Luctonians on Sunday 1st September 2019.
Entry Forms
Entry Forms to some of the open shoots held within the County are now available to download from our entry forms page.
Links
Follow the links below to read our pages on archery rounds and scoring, safety and etiquette. We also have detailed tables on gaining archery classifications. County pages host Herefordshire Archery Association results and records by bow type and gender.
Archery Clubs in Herefordshire
There are three Archery GB affiliated archery clubs in Herefordshire, Bromyard Bowmen, Hereford Company of Bowmen and Read more…
Events Diary
The County Diary is here to guide you towards archery whether you are a seasoned archer or a complete beginner Read more…
Scoring
Imperial rounds are the traditional British rounds, shot at distances measured in yards. The “5-zone” scoring Read more…
Rounds
An archery “Round” is composed of shooting a certain number of arrows (usually measured in dozens), over one Read more…
County Results
PDF files of the results for the County Shoots can be viewed and downloaded here. Read more…
Rules of Safety
Archery safety is a vitally important area that every new archer must master. A good beginners course will Read more…
Archery Classifications
As you progress on your archery journey, one way of measuring your progress is through Read more…
Etiquette
In addition to safety, archery etiquette is another important area that every new archer should Read more…
County Records
As your archery improves you will get a classification. This marks your progress and allows Read more…