An Official Publication of the Iowa State Archery Association

THE
2012
January – February - March
Quarterly Issue
The Presley Outdoor Shop
Annual Indoor Shoot Highlights.
Page 23
ISAA Website:
www.iowastatearchery.com or
www.iowastatearchery.org
ISAA Pro Am Website:
www.isaaproam.com
UNITED WE STAND
God Bless the U.S. Military Forces
NFAA Website:
www.nfaa-archery.org
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Hello all.......
We hope this edition of the Arrow Hound finds everyone well and enjoying
the holiday season. Best of luck with all those hunting during deer season
and those that are trapping for furs. Saw bobcat for the first time this year
that a neighbor boy caught and it was a beautiful animal. For the
fisherman out there, wishing for the cold weather so the ice can form for huts to pop up on the ponds
and lakes around the state. Best of luck to all. Keep shooting!
Diana Deaton, ISAA Presidenta
ISAA Toots its Horn on Members
Miranda Leek, Matt Stutzman, and Bridger Deaton
These three ISAA members have traveled out of the United States several times in 2011 and have brought home medals and trophies
from many levels of archery achievements. Below are photos of Miranda, Matt, and Bridger with websites links where you can read
about the tournaments they have participating in. You can also just Google their names to discover more information about them.
Miranda Leek
“The Olympian”
http://usarchery.org/athletes/miranda-leek
Matt Stutzman
“The Inspirational Archer”
http://www.inspirationalarcher.com/
Bridger Deaton
“The Kid”
http://pellachronicle.com/sports/x1642545703/Pella
-senior-wins-two-gold-medals-in-Poland
Congratulations Miranda, Matt, & Bridger !

ARROW HOUND - Table Of Contents
Allamakee County Sportsman’s Club 5
Archery Field & Sport Ad 6
Buck Hollow Sports Ad (Knoxville) NEW ISAA Club Charter!! 9
Calendar of Events 26
Carlson Ad (John Carlson) 19
CONTEST Applications – Deer – Fish – Turkey (no legal for trade receipts needed) 20-22
Davenport Valley Archer’s Ad 7
Gismos & Gadgets Ad 10
PLUMB CREEK - New! 8
Hickory Ridge Bowhunters Ad (Knoxville) NEW ISAA Club Charter!! 9
HUNTING Stories & Photos (Ken Yeater, Boyd Mathis, Ken & Ken Sharp, and Jan Kostka) 14-15, 16, 24
IBA – Iowa Bowhunters Association Ad 11
Iowa County Archers Ad 5
ISAA BOARD MEMBERS & CLUB INFORMATION (phone numbers & e-mail addresses) 27
ISAA Tournaments (Indoor, Target, and Field only *** REGISTRATION FORM****) 18
Jim Hunt Article – Shoot a 300! 25
MESSAGE PAGE (State & National Shoot dates) 19
Mid Iowa Archers Deer Classic Ad 2
Mohawk Archers Ad 14
Mohawk Archers 3-D Tournament Ad (in March) 29
OSAGE CONSERVATION CLUB 10
President’s Letter 3
Presley’s Outdoors -Indoor Tournament Highlights by Tom Doragatti – And Photos 26 & 27 & 28
Waltonian Archers Ad 15
From the Editor……
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Are you ready for the 2012 shooting year? I think I am now that Christmas & Thanksgiving
are behind us. It was a busy fall for bowhunters with Ken Yeater’s turkey hunt with two
young grandsons, Jan Kostka shooting an 11 point buck with her new camo Mathews Passion
bow, Boyd Mathis’ elk hunt through Korell Outfitters, and Ken & Ken Sharp’s bucks that
were shot the same day/same time at different locations.
This Arrow Hound has highlights of the annual Presley’s Outdoors tournament in Illinois
where over 20 Iowa archers participate in the two day shoot. It works well for a chance to practice for the ISAA
Pro Am. There is also another helpful article from Jim Hunt, this time it is on shooting a 300 round.
Last but not least, there are two very good archery tournaments to register for (besides the ISAA Pro Am & state
tournaments). They are the Iowa Deer Classic 300 Vegas Shoot in Des Moines (see page 2), and the Mohawk
Archers 3-D Shootout that is in Mason City (see page 29).
The 2012 ISAA Pro Am is in Des Moines this year at Hy Vee Hall and sponsored by Scheels. We are expecting
@ 500 shooters at this new location and the nearby motels are filling up. This has been a learning experience for
the ISAA in realizing how much responsibility lies on Kevin Kramer and that he is the Chief who does not have
enough Indians. With a shoot this large though, growing pains are expected to happenn and we learn & improve
from it.
Barb Sharp, ISAA Editor
2012 ISAA Pro Am presented by Scheel’s.
www.isaaproam.com
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Libby Memorial Shoot
Shoot Type: 3 D
Date & Time:May 27 & 28 2012
Sun. 7:00 to 2:00 Mon. 7:00 to 1:00
Fall Tune Up (New Date)
August 18 & 19
Sat 7:00 to 2:00 Sun 7:00 top 12:00
LOCATION
Iowa County Lake (Lake Iowa)
Northwest of Millersburg
Contact: (319)430-7632
Expires Dec 2012
Location:
Commercial Park Road
1306 1/2 south Taft
Mason City, Iowa 50401
Phone 641-424-6987
Fax 641 424-5029
Mathews - Mission Bows
Bow Hunting and Target Archery
Bow Fishing Equipment
Full Service Dept
10 & 20 Yard Range
Portable Range
Archery Instruction
Web site:
www.gismosandgadgets.com
E-mail :
sales@gismosandgadgets.com
Cindy@gismosandgadgets.com
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3725 E. 56 th St Altoona, IA
(515) 265-6500
www.archeryfield.com
2012 Shoot Dates
January Mid-Iowa Archers Fun Shoot
February NFAA Vegas Round
February Indoor 3D Pop Up
March 3D Shoot
March NFAA 300 Round
August Archery Field & Sports Open House
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ExEs

Buck Hollow Sports
Archery Pro Shop
Featuring: Bowtech, Hoyt and Diamond Bows
Vortex, Muddy, Lone Wolf, Summit & Double Bull
Large Selection of Archery Supplies, Guns, Ammo
Optics, Trail Cameras, Muzzleloaders and lots of
gear to fill all your hunting and sporting needs.
Boyd L. Mathes - owner
776 190 th Ave.
Pella, Iowa 50219
Hours vary so please call ahead
641-628-4586
www.buckhollowsports.com
Proudly Sponsoring the Iowa Bowhunters Association, 4H Shooting Sports,
NWTF, QDMA, DU, Whitetails Unlimited and IowaWhitetail.com
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Hickory Ridge Bow Hunters
3D & Indoor Archery Club
Between Pella & Knoxville on Lake Red Rock
2012 Summer 3D Schedule
Saturday, June 16th
Saturday, July 14th & Sunday, July 15th
2nd Leg of the Southern Iowa Triple Crown
Sunday, August 19th
www.hickoryridge3d.com
Follow us on Facebook at: Hickory Ridge Bow Hunters 3D & Indoor Archery Club
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OSAGE CONSERVATION CLUB
(ESTABLISHED 1947)
2012 SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
INDOOR ARCHERY
JANUARY 21 & 22 300 ROUND
FEBRUARY 11 & 12 300 ROUND
LINES @ 10 AM & 1PM
@MITCHELL CO. FAIRGROUNDS RANGE (South 10 th St.)
OUTDOOR ARCHERY
JUNE 17 3D & 600 ROUND - 8:00 Am. Start-- Scorecards in by 3pm.
AUGUST 5 3D & 600 ROUND - NO BROADHEADS
@ OCC Range by Spring Park (west of Osage off HWY 9)
Contacts: Joe Huffman @ 641-220-6025 or Doug Cassmann @ 641- 425-5267
Another Buck Bites the Dust…
This Time by a GIRL!!
Jan Kostka of Mason City and a retired art
teacher is an avid hunter with her husband
Gary Kostka. She is the ISAA Scholarship
Committee Chairman that consists of three
ISAA members.
Jan shot this 10 point buck in November at
approximately 20 yards and it dropped at
about 75 yards.
Congratulations Jan!
uh oh
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MOHAWK ARCHERY CLUB
840 1/2 12th NW
Mason City, IA 50401
2012 Mohawk Archery Club Indoor Series
Jan. 14, 15 300 round, lines at 10 am and 1 pm Sat., 1pm Sun.
Jan. 29 Indoor 3-D, continuous line from 10am to 2:30pm
Feb. 11, 12 300 Vegas, lines at 10 am and 1 pm Sat., 1pm Sun.
March 4 Indoor 3-D, continuous line from 10am to 2:30pm
March 24, 25 300 round, lines at 10 am and 1 pm Sat., 1pm Sun.
Mohawk Archery Club Outdoor Series
Registration starts at 9:00am and ends at 1:30pm for all outdoor shoots
April 22 3-D and 600 round
May 6 3-D and 600 round
June 10 3-D and 600 round
July 22 3-D and 600 round
August 19 3-D and 600 round
September 8 & 9 Championship 3-D and 600 round
Swap meet bring your old archery equipment sell & trade Outdoor location HWY 65 North - B20 East
Contacts
Todd Hull at 641- 430- 6692
Brent Hanson at 641-494-7805
Web site www.mohawkarchery.org
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2012 Shoot Schedule
Month Time Event
January
Sunday 15th 1PM Indoor Vegas 450 Round
Sunday 22nd 7AM - 1PM Indoor 3D
February
Sunday 5th 1PM Indoor 300 Target Round
Sunday 12th 7AM - 1PM Indoor 3D
Friday 24th 4PM - 9PM Rng open for practice - NFAA Sec
Saturday 25th Shoot times TBD NFAA Midwest Indoor Sectional
Sunday 26th Shoot times TBD NFAA Midwest Indoor Sectional
March
Sunday 4th 1PM Indoor 300 Round
Friday 16th 7PM ISAA State Indoor Target
Saturday 17th 9AM-12PM-3PM ISAA State Indoor Target
Sunday 18th 9AM-1PM ISAA State Indoor Target
Saturday 24th 7AM-3PM Cabin Fever 3D
Sunday 25th 7AM-1PM Cabin Fever 3D
Sunday 25th 1PM Indoor 300 Round
April
Saturday 14th 7AM-3PM Spring Strut 3D
Sunday 15th 7AM-1PM Spring Strut 3D
May
Saturday 19th 7AM-3PM Silver Broadhead 3D
Sunday 20th 7AM-1PM Silver Broadhead 3D
Saturday 19th 7AM-3PM (non compete) Silver Broadhead Field
Sunday 20th 9AM (shotgun start) Silver Broadhead Field
June
Sunday 3rd 9AM ISAA State Outdoor Target
Saturday 23rd 7AM-3PM Aiming for a Cure 3D Shoot
Sunday 24th 7AM-1PM Aiming for a Cure 3D Shoot
July
Sunday 1st 9AM Field Shoot
Sunday 15th 9AM Target 900 Round
Saturday 28th 7AM-3PM The Rendezvous 3D
Sunday 29th 7AM-1PM The Rendezvous 3D
August
Saturday 18th 7AM-3PM Foster Traditional 3D
Sunday 19th 7AM-1PM Foster Traditional 3D
September
Saturday 22nd 7AM-3PM Deer Slayer 3D
Sunday 23rd 7AM-1PM Deer Slayer 3D
November
Sunday 18th 1PM Indoor 300 Target Round
December
Saturday 8th 7AM-1PM Indoor 3D
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ELK HUNTING
Boyd Mathis at Korrel Outfitters in Utah
By Boyd Mathis
Holding at full draw while a nice big 6x6 bull elk is bugling at 25 yards will raise the hair on
the back of your neck and if your adrenaline isn’t pumping at full capacity, you’re probably not
alive! But we’ll get to that later.
Going on a good elk hunt has been number one on my list of dream hunts for so long it just
seems like forever. And when I think about elk hunting, a pack-in hunt deep into a wilderness area
would be the perfect scenario. This year I finally decided to bite the bullet and my good friend,
Randy DeVries of Sully, Iowa and I decided that we were going to go somewhere to chase elk.
Randy met and talked with Chris and Cody Korell of Korell Outfitters from Idaho at this winters Iowa Deer Classic. He called me all excited
and said he had found our hunt. We decided to go ahead and book our hunt through them and then had to wait six months until time to leave.
Lots of target shooting, packing, weighing packs, shooting bow, practicing, getting more gear, working out, more practice and then more
working out followed by more shooting and it was finally time to go. We both brought two bows that I had tuned to perfection and were
hitting small dots with broadheads - even at 60 yards - it was “game on!” I own and operate Buck Hollow Sports, an archery ProShop near
Pella, Iowa. Both Randy and I shoot on Bowtech’s Factory Pro Staff. We were ready!
The worst part about hunting in Idaho is that for some reason, they decided to place it on the map seemingly on the other side of the
world. After about a 23 hour drive finishing up through the unbelievably steep Sawtooth range, we pulled in Korell’s lodge and I was
introduced to several soon-to-be friends. Chris & Cody Korell (brothers) and Kid Youren are some of the nicest people you will ever meet.
We found out Cody and Kid would be packing us in and guiding us while Chris took another guy to
a different camp on the next mountain. We stayed the night in their beautiful lodge that they built
themselves from solid Lodge Pole Pine logs – incredible! The next morning had us packing
everything evenly in manties (a canvas square used to make a man-tied pack). We went down the
road a ways and then 14 miles up a two-track gravel road to the trail head. From there we loaded the
Decker pack saddles on the mules, swung onto our own horses and waved goodbye to civilization for
the week. No electricity, no cell phone service, no roads or motor vehicles – just us and what lives
on the mountain. About three hours later my backside was really excited to see the camp and climb
out of that saddle. Many hours on the treadmill and on the elliptical had taken away much of the
padding on my behind that sure would have come in useful for all that time in the saddle.
We pulled into a beautiful camp with two wall tents, woodstoves, a stack of firewood, cots, picnic
table, lawn chairs, a scenic outdoor restroom and more – maybe we wouldn’t be roughing it as bad as I
thought? It was nice to set camp, unpack, shoot the bows and relax a little. We shared numerous
hunting stories and ate like kings (I lost absolutely no weight on this trip – they fed us that well!)
Turning in early seemed fitting to try and get some sleep before the hunt began in the morning.
Cowboy coffee on the woodstove and a plate full of bacon and pancakes started out a perfect day.
We rode out at dawn to the most beautiful sunrise I have ever seen. We were on top of the world, riding
on mountain tops and high ridges, bugling and cow-calling from horseback in good draws and drainages.
It is so incredibly peaceful up there – dead silent with no noticeable wind and no background noise at all.
A few hours later we found a nice spot to tie up the horses and started down a narrow ridge on foot. Hearing a bull elk answer our calls gave
me the goose bumps and I knew we were in for a good day. We worked down the mountain, getting closer and hearing the bull answer our
calls every time. At 11 o’clock we sat down, ate some lunch and waited and listened. Apparently, the elk bed down typically from 11 to 3
and don’t move much. The weather was gorgeous, probably in the 60’s so laying back in the sun for a little “elk nap” would feel good. I
hadn’t gotten a lot of sleep the night before, too much nervous excitement and anticipation. Just as I was dozing off we heard a bugle down
below us. Somebody said “sounds like another hunter?” but Cody assured us that if someone was down
there, they were extremely ambitious. I truly believe outside the four of us, there wasn’t another human
being inside 5 or 10 miles. We bugled back a little and got an immediate answer – Closer!
We quickly set-up shooting positions only to see him pass by about 75 yards downhill and headed
right for the bull we had been talking to all morning! More bugles down below as we scurried down the
mountain to close the distance. We found the beautiful grassy flat spot the elk herd had been in all morning.
Fresh sign was everywhere and the smell of elk was in the air. It seems the new bull had caused our herd
bull to take his cows and move on. Another bugle! Again, we ran down a little

drainage and set-up – quickly ranging landmarks with the rangefinder and trying to pick a place to shoot. Here he came, prancing along like
a trained draft horse – head held high – passing right by Randy at 33 yards. He kept coming and got around us, winded us and took off to
parts unknown. Randy had passed the little raghorn bull because he was only a small 3x4 and it was barely noon on the first day.
We tracked the herd bull and his cows on down the mountain and got him to answer our calls again, although he sounded very far away.
Finding a nice log to sit on and finish our lunch, Randy and I stayed put while Cody and Kid were on a ridge a hundred yards away or so
bugling at our herd bull. He seemed to answer every single call, must have been pretty mad at all the commotion upsetting his day.
Suddenly, another bugle rang out not far below us – another bull was down there! He bugled again – closing the distance. I quickly picked
out a nice thick brushy spot to stand in front of where it was some-what level and starting picking my shots and ranging them. Two beautiful
trees in open shooting lanes at 40 yards, one straight down the hill and one to my right with Randy setting up off to my left gave me some
shooting options. By now Cody and Kid had heard the incoming bull and were set-up behind us up the hill – ready to call and catch all the
action.
I first saw him straight down the hill below me about 75 yards, prancing up the hill at a high rate of speed, head held high. I saw an
amazing 6 point side and quickly drew my bow as he stepped behind cover, this was happening all too fast! Someone blew a cow call up the
hill and instead of staying on the path he was on which would have placed him in the open right in front of my 40 yard tree to the right, he
stopped right behind a thicket at 25 yards and bugled! With my hair standing on end, adrenaline flow at max and my heart beating so hard I
could feel it in my toes, he turned and came right towards me. Fully in the clear now, closing the distance and coming straight at me – I held
full draw until he paused at 18 yards. Had he seen me, smelled me, saw someone else or was he just going to run me over? All this ran
through my head as I slowly squeezed my release and watch my arrow completely disappear in his chest – exactly where I wanted it to go.
He stayed on the same path and ran past me at only six feet as I raised my bow in the air in a victory celebration. I could see his back side
was trying to pass his front only 30 yards down the hill before he went over the ridge out of sight. I had done it! I shot an elk with my bow
on public land in the middle of nowhere! Kid was first on scene and asked if I had shot, amazed he hadn’t heard my bow. The look on my
face and the bow held high over my head gave him the answer he was seeking. (And maybe the victory dance I was doing was a give-away as
well?)
Blood on the trail in front of us was a welcome sign but we semi-patiently waited for a
half hour before pursuing the blood trail and looking for my trophy. We hadn’t gone 20 yards
when Cody spotted him down the hill; he had only gone about 60 yards! High fives all around
and lots of pictures later, we began the work on gutting, quartering and capping him out. It was
so steep there that we had to tie his horns and feet to tree above us to keep him from rolling
down the hill further. I had managed to hit lung, heart and penetrate through the diaphragm – a
good killing shot.
Needless to say, I had an awesome hunt. Kid took a pack string in after him and Cody
packed him into town to the processor a day later while we continued to hunt. Randy shot a
gorgeous 5x5 bull only a day after that and I managed to get his shot on video. Two flat landers
from Iowa went to the Sawtooth Mountains in Idaho and shot two great mature elk with only one shot each. (And both recovered in 60 yards
or less) I would definitely hunt with Korell again, great people that will work their tails off to get you an elk and they run an incredible camp.
They also hound hunt cougars and color-phase black bears in the winter – anyone want to go to Idaho?
Equipment List:
Bowtech Invasion CPX-30” draw at 61#
Easton A/C/C Pro Hunter arrows
Muzzy MX-3 125 broadheads
Montana Black Gold Surge Sight
Vapor Trail Pro-V drop-away rest
Stokerized Stabilizer
Tight Spot Quiver
Stan SX-2 release
Vanguard Endeavor ED Binoculars
Bushnell Bowhunter Rangefinder
Sitka Gear Clothing
Danner Boots
Links to Follow:
www.buckhollowsports.com
www.korelloutfitters.com

Help with the Harvest
By Ken Yeater
My grandsons from Minnesota are Ethan, 6 and Elias, 4. Both are interested in
animals and follow my deer and turkey hunting adventures closely through the
trail camera photos and deer log entries I send to them. They often send
me pictures they draw with the intention of bringing me good luck. They were
visiting us for a few days when I harvested my second doe of the 2011 season on
20 October. Knowing this would be a rare opportunity to show them a recovery,
I called home to see if they wanted to come out and help me find her. The
photos my daughter took tell the story from start to finish, but a few more can't
hurt.
On the way to the blind I showed them deer tracks, a few scrapes, and some
turkey spoor. They have helped me plow and plant my food plots in previous
years. Today they got to see how the seeds have grown into lush green dinner
plates for the deer and turkey. As an example, Photo 1 (left) shows my chicory
food plot where the doe was feeding when my spitfire delivery was made.
Ethan is pointing out the first sign of the extensive blood trail. It didn't take
much help from me for them to follow her trail 90 yards to the end.
Next they helped me load her on the cart. Photo 2 (bottom left) shows them providing a little extra horse power. Gosh
that was easy! And of course they had to be in the success Photo number 3 (bottom right).
ISAA
Members Receive 2011 Awards
ISAA Treasurer Bob Shipman presented Ryan Greenlief with the 2011 ISAA Aggregate Award for overall MFS Champion.
He also presented Michael Mohr with the 2011 Biggest Turkey Award for having shot the largest turkey with his bow.
CONGRATULATIONS RYAN & MICHAEL

NFAA & ISAA
NEW MEMBERSHIP &
RENEWAL APPLICATION
NFAA OFFICE USE ONLY: CASH, CHECK – MONEY ORDER
CLUB AFFILIATION:____________________________________
TOTAL AMOUNT $________
DATE:_________________
Name: _________________________________________ Birth Date:_______________________
Address:_________________________________________________________________________
City:___________________________ State:___________ Zip:______________
Regular Membership?__________ Email Address:_______________________________________
New Member:_________ Renewal _____________Membership Number_____________________
Cub, Youth, Young Adult Only? Circle up to two
Husband and Wife only? ______________
1 st Family Member ____________________________________ Birthdates:__________________
2 nd Family Member_____________________________________Birthdates:__________________
3 rd Family Member_____________________________________Birthdates:__________________
4 th Family Member_____________________________________Birthdates:__________________
5 th Family Member_____________________________________Birthdates:__________________
6 th Family Member_____________________________________Birthdates:__________________
7 th Family Member_____________________________________Birthdates:__________________
New and Renewal Membership Dues for NFAA and State
NFAA ISAA Total
Youth $15 $7 $22
Adult $35 $10 $45
1 st Additional $5 $7 $12
2 nd Additional $5 $7 $12
3 rd Additional $2 $3 $5
4 th Additional $2 $3 $5
5 th Additional $2 $3 $5
6 th Additional $2 $3 $5
Family of three $45 Total:_____________
Mail to: National Field Archery Association, 800 Archery Lane,
Yankton South Dakota 57078-4174
Or you can go online to http//:www.nfaa-archery.org then you can
print a temporary card for your membership.
It is helpful to pay your membership dues by mail rather than at an ISAA tournament to avoid delay in
tournament start times. Mail your dues directly to the above NFAA address. (The NFAA will send you a
notice when your dues are due.)
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I.S.A.A. Tournament Registration Form
Registration ENDS 45-minutes prior to starting time.
Full Name: Male or Female? M F
Circle Your Division Circle Fee Circle Your Class
Adult (18 & over) A $15 FS – FSL – BB – BH – BHFS – BHFSL –FSL-R/L – Trad
Senior (55 – 64) S $15 FS – FSL - BB – BH – BHFS – BHFSL –FSL-R/L – Trad
Master Senior (65 & up) MS $15 FS – FSL – BB
Young Adult (15 – 17) YA $15 FS – FSL – BB – FSL R/L
Youth (12 – 14) Y $5 FS – FSL – BB – FSL R/L
Cub (11 & under) C $5 FS – FSL – BB – FSL R/L
Pro (18 & over) P $50 FS - FSL
Senior Pro (55 & over) SP $50 FS - FSL
Master Sr. Pro (65 & up) MSP $50 FS - FSL
FAMILY : Includes two adults & one or more children ages 17 & under.
Cost is $35.00. Each family member completes a form.
Registration Information Only
FAMILY $ CASH $ CHECK $
Make checks payable to “ISAA
ISAA SHOOTING STYLES
BB
(Barebow)
String Walker
Stabilizers
No sights
FS
(Freestyle)
Movable sights
Uses scope
Longer than 12”
stabilizer
Uses Release
BH
(Bowhunter)
No sights
Up to 12”
stabilizers
FSL
BHFS
(Bowhunter Freestyle)
Fixed sights
Shoot with release
12” or shorter
stabilizer
(Freestyle Limited)
Movable sights
Uses scope
Longer than 12” stabilizer
Uses Fingers
BHFSL
(Bowhunter Freestyle Limited)
Fixed sights
Shoot with fingers
12” or shorter stabilizer
FSL R/L
FREESTYLE LIMITED
RECURVE/LONGBOW
Recurve or Longbow
Sights
Fingers
Traditional
Recurve
Longbow
No sights
Fingers Only
No stabilizer
Cubs/Youth/Young Adult
Freestyle
Freestyle Limited
Barebow
Freestyle Limited - Recurve/Longbow
Pro’s
FS
FSL
NOTICE
Registration will end @ 45 minutes prior to all ISAA State Tournament starting times. For example if the
starting time is scheduled for 9:00 a.m., registration will end at 8:15 a.m. You can register prior to the day of
the tournament by mailing this form to Waltonian Archers of Linn County, % Craig Waite or e-mail this
information to: Waltonian Archers of Linn County, %Craig Waite, P.O. Box 595, Cedar Rapids, Ia 52406-0595
(319) 393-5693, www.waltonianarchers.com for the State Target – June 5 th .
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MESSAGES:
ISAA Arrow Hound & Forms are now located on the ISAA Website
www.iowastatearchery.com or www.iowastatearachery.org
2012 ISAA Tournament Schedule
ISAA Pro Am – January 6-7-8, 2012 held at Hy Vee Hall, Des Moines, Iowa
Indoor – March 16-18, 2012 hosted by Waltonian Archers of Linn County, Toddville, Iowa
State Target – June 3, 2012 hosted by Waltonian Archers of Linn County, Toddville, Iowa
Field – July 8, 2012 hosted by Waverly Archery Club, Waverly, Iowa
The Trail Shoot – August 11-12, 2012 (tentative) hosted by Hitaga Archery Club, Central City, Iowa
NFAA Midwest Sectionals – Waltonian Archers will be one of three locations offered.
NFAA Vegas Shoot – Februray 10-12, 2012 at South Point Casino & Hotel
See the NFAA website: www.NFAAarchery.org for all other NFAA shoots.
2011 Hickory Ridge Pro Am
Warm Up in November
Check out the Hickory Ridge
Website for more shoots.
New Prices for Arrow Hound Ads for ISAA Members
Based on 1 year (ads may be pro-rated for each issue.)
1 full page for $100
½ page for $50
¼ page for $30
Business Card size for $20
Contact Barb Sharp sharpbk11@msn.com
See page 9 for more information
about Hickory Ridge.
New Models in stock
We take trade in’s
Bow tuning, shooting help & sighting in
included with every bow sale.
Large selection of accessories available.
Archery Supplies
810 S. 10th AVE E
Lake Mills, IA 50450
Phone: 641-592-1991
johnarch@WCTAtel.net
Authorized Hoyt Dealer
‣ Certified Archery Coach
‣ Bow Tuning
‣ Equipment Sales & Service

Application for Entering the ISAA Big Buck or Big Doe Contest
All entries must have been taken with a bow.
Forms must be returned by March 15 after the year taken to be eligible.
Name & address__________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________________
Date of kill:____________________Time of day: __________________Sex:_____________
Weight field dressed:____________
If a buck: Give antler size by POPE & YOUNG:___________________________________________
MAKE MODEL & WEIGHT of bow used:___________________________________________________
TYPE of broadhead used: _________________________________________________________________
What part of the deer was hit: _____________________________________________________________
How far did the broad head penetrate: _______________________________________________________
Were you trail watching, still hunting, driving or other:__________________________________________
Was shot while deer was standing, walking, or running: _________________________________________
Was deer shot on state, private or county land:____________________________
All applications must be witnessed & needs signature of witness(s).
Witness name & address:_____________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________________
Witness name &address: _____________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________________
All game must be recorded with the ISAA while a member in good standing. Game taken before becoming a member
or game not recorded on time is not eligible for the contest.
Return all applications to the ISAA BOWHUNTER CHAIRMAN
Erv Wagner
3725 N.E. 56 th St.
Altoona, Ia. 50009
(515) 265-6500

APPLICATION FORM FOR ENTERING ISAA BOW TURKEY CONTEST
Form must be returned within 30 days after the end of the season taken to be eligible.
(Note: Spring season is BEARDED Birds ONLY)
Name & address: _________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________________
Date of kill: ___________________________Time of day: __________________________
Weight: __________________Tom or Hen: _______________________
If bearded, give length of beard: __________________________________________
Type, model, & weight of bow: ___________________________________________
Make &weight of broadhead: _____________________________________________
What part of the bird was hit: _____________________________________________
How far did it travel: ____________________________________________________
Were you using a decoy or blind: __________________________________________
Was the turkey shot while standing, walking, running, or flying: __________________
Was turkey shot on state, private, or county land: ______________________________
How many years have you hunted turkey with a bow: ___________________________
How many turkeys have you gotten with a bow: _______________________________
All Applications Must Be Witnessed.
Witness Name & address________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________
Witness Name & address________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________
All game must be recorded with the ISAA while a member in good standing.
Game taken before becoming a member or game not recorded on time is not eligible for the contest.
Return all forms to: ISAA BOWHUNTER CHAIRMAN
Erv Wagner
Archery Field & Sport3725 N.E. 56 th St.S
Altoona, Ia. 50009
(515) 265-6500

APPLICATION FORM FOR ENTERING ISAA BIG FISH CONTEST
Must have been taken with a bow (rough fish only).
Forms must be returned by July 15 of year taken.
Name & address:_____________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
Date taken: ____________________ Time of day:__________________
Weight:__________________ Length: _________________Girth:_____________________
All Applications must be witnessed to be eligible.
Witness name & address: _______________________________________________________
Witness name &address: _______________________________________________________
(Include at least one photo.)
All game must be recorded with the ISAA while a member in good standing. Game taken
before becoming a member or game not recorded on time will not be eligible for the contest.
Return all applications to: THE ISAA BOWHUNTER CHAIRMAN
Erv Wagner
Archery Field & Sport
3725 N.E. 56 th St.
Altoona, Ia. 50009
(515) 265-6500
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This is the thank you letter the ISAA has received for their donation to the Mid-Iowa Forever Youth event where kids
have an opportunity to shoot clay pigeons, BB guns, archery, and shoot live pheasants with a shotgun.
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Sharp Bucks & Ping Pong Balls
Both of these bucks were shot with bow and arrow on the same day and about 20-30 minutes apart. Both Ken (Sharp) &
Ken (Sharp) had gone hunting the same day in pretty much opposite directions and approximately 30 miles apart
unbeknownst to each other. Just moments after older Ken shot his 12 point buck from a tree stand, he received a buzz on
his cell phone coming from his oldest son, Kenny, to tell him he had just shot a 10 point buck.
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Left: This future big buck slayer has been
practicing with his Genises bow shooting at
balloons and ping pong balls. The balloons
are kind of easy to aim at and hit but still a lot
of fun to shoot, especially when there is candy
inside of the balloons. Carter decided he
wanted to try shooting at ping pong balls
floating in the air (in the picture to the left, you
can see two ping pong balls floating in the air
right in front of Carter). The ping pong ball
that he hit is still stuck on the tip of his arrow.
It most certainly was a surprise to him and
kind of a happenstance deal, I think. He
would have shot all night to try to hit another
one though.

Why Not a 300!!
By Jim Hunt
Driving home from our league shoot-off one night, I got to thinking. The boys were a
buzz as Reggie had shot a 300, a thing he does from time to time, but not a consistent
occurrence. Well, as I thought about this I wondered out loud, “What’s the big deal
about a 300, and what makes it such a bench mark?” Let’s look at some items that
will possibly make this a more obtainable goal for some of you.
Your Bow
If it does not shoot a bullet hole through paper, or group a fletched shaft with an unfletched shaft or whatever
else you use to tune your bow, make it a priority to make sure the bow shoots as well as possible so this will be
removed from your thought process. Then ensure that your bow has the correct draw length. Too short will sit
but jerk off target, and if your draw length is too long, the pin will float but not ever sit consistently. Next, look
at the timing of your cams to make sure they wrap the same [look at the timing flats on the wheel so that the
string comes into them at the same time] then play with the top a turn or two tighter on the cable to see if it sits
better, then try the same on the bottom, again checking for sit only. The pin must sit or continue to play!
Finally, add weight to the bow to finish up the stability of the bow. Interestingly the mass weight of the bow
will be a ratio of the holding weight if the gross weight is 48% of the holding weight. For example, if you are
holding 20 pounds, your bow weight should just be under 10 pounds.
Leverage
We covered this at length in the last article. The whole point will be that you pull directly behind the arrow,
with the correct group of muscles. If your pin doesn’t sit now, look at the pull angle and get it correct. You
should consistently work on your alignment to get this correct and finish the same EVERY TIME with your
hand coming back over your shoulder so your thumb is on top of your shoulder.
Release
Have you ever wondered why some releases cost $29.95 and others are hundreds more? Well it is in how they
shoot. It doesn’t make much sense to me to shoot a bow like a gun [put the pin on the target and pull the trigger]
and tolerate a trigger travel of over ¼ of an inch. This all has to do with the activating mechanism of the release.
The good one have sears which require no travel to activate, but you pay for them. THEN get the trigger hard so
you can place your finger confidently on the trigger so you know it won’t go off. Then activate it by placing
your finger around the trigger and expand until it goes off, or go some where and have someone show you how.
Scoring
This is where I’ve had the most success. I see a guy failing on the last five arrows and obviously he is keeping
score. No big deal, but he is placing too much emphases on these last arrows. A better way is move away from
the total score and look at the x count. Now I like to look at 15 X’s per game. If you consistently shoot 15, 300
scores will follow guaranteed.
You
The last item is confidence. I know you can muster an X or a bull’s eye. Now you need to place this much
emphases on groups of five, or twenty arrow games and the 15 X’s. After you break the 300 thresh hold a few
times it becomes automatic and you can move on to the next challenge….why would you miss that great big X!
Good shooting.
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Beauboeuf, Robie, Button, Schrader, and Miller win High Overall Honors
at the Presley’s Midwest Open Archery Tournament.
Article by Tom Dorigatti
The Presley’s Midwest Open Archery Tournament was held at Presley’s Outdoors in Bartonville, Illinois on Dec. 3 & 4,
2011. 206 archers from 14 States registered in the event, seeking out cash and prizes worth nearly $14,000. Chance
Beauboeuf, shooting in the Men’s Championship Division, topped all archers by shooting a perfect 360 round on Saturday
coupled with a near perfect 328/330 on Sunday for a final score of 688/690. Chance out-scored his nearest competitors,
Richard Potter (MO) and Keith Trail (NC) by a single point to take home the 1 st Place check for $1374.87 and the Aurora
Custom bow-case. In the Lady’s Championship Division, Sallie Robie (MI) out-scored her nearest competitor by four
points, 677 to 673 to win $503.62 and the custom Aurora Bowcase. Total Championship Purse payout was $11,835 for
the 94 Championship Division competitors registered.
Other winners in the Championship Division include Travis Johnson (MI) in the $M-BH-FS Division with a score of 683
which garnered Travis a check for $629.52. Bruce Clarson (WI) won the $M-FS-L Division with a score of 649 to take
home a check for $327.35. Dave Barnsdale (WI) shot on of the 7 perfect 360 rounds on Saturday, and held onto his
margin on Sunday to win by a single point over Don Ward (WI). For his efforts, Dave took home a check for $844.06,
while Don took home a 2 nd place check for $463.33.
In the Amateur Division, Connie Schraeder (A-F-BH-FS from MO) was tied with 11-year old Brooke Miller (CUB from
MO) with a score of 649. Both Ladies took home 1 st Place mugs for their Division, and also each received a Custom
Aurora Bowcase. This was Brooke Miller’s first major event. She started shooting archery in March, 2011.
Danny Button, competing in the YA-M-FS Division took Overall top honors for the Men in the Amateur Division by
shooting a score of 678, which included a 359/360 on Saturday’s NFAA 360 round. He outscored his nearest competitors
by 3 points, and took home a 1 st Place Mug and the Custom Aurora Bowcase.
Space prohibits the publication of all the scores and pictures but you can view those at the following URL:
http://www.presleysoutdoors.com/?page_id=39
On the Amateur side, Jodi Radaj (WI) won the A-F-FS division with a total score of 648 to win by two points. Connie
Schraeder was able to win the A-F-BH-FS Division with a total score of 649 tying with Brooke Miller (CUB, MO) for the
High Overall Lady’s Amateur Score for the tournament. Jason Forck (IL) won the A-M-BH-FS Division with a score of
666 points.
The A-M-FS Division was won by Ryan Greenlief (IL) with the only perfect 360 score on Saturday and a 315 Vegas
score on Sunday to win by a single point over Spencer McCutchan (MO). Alex Wifler (IL) won the A-M-OLY Division
with a score of 638. In the C-F-FS, as stated above, Brooke Miller (MO) won her division and also tied for the Overall
High Score for the Ladies with Connie Schraeder (A-F-BH-FS).
The C-M-FS Division was won by Connor Wilson (MO) with a 672. Doug Grade won the new MS-M-FS Division over
Norm Swank with a score of 664. The SR-F-BH-FS Division was won by Iowan Marcia Jones with a score of 613, while
SR-F-FS was won by fellow Iowan Karol Swank with her score of 605. Bob Shipman’s (IA) score of 651 won the SR-M-
BH-FS Division. Jim Krumel was able to win the SR-M-FS Division with a total score of 658. Wisconsinite Danny
Button won the YA-M-FS Division with a score of 678, which, as mentioned earlier, the top score for the Amateur Men.
Danny is very, very proud of his Aurora Custom Bowcase and his 1 st Place Mug. Molly Veith (IA) won the Y-F-FS
Division with a total score of 645, while the Y-M-FS Division was won by Zach Burch with a total score of 652.
The above page will also contain links to the pictures for the tournament (Taken by Debbie Payton and Marita Early).
You can view pictures sorted by line time on Saturday and Sunday. In addition, you can also look at the pictures taken
during the Awards Ceremony and also several candid photos taken as the tournament progressed. You can also order online
those pictures which you would like to have. In addition, if you scroll down the page, you can select the list of Final
Results, and view some short video clips of the action. In addition you can also view the Final Results of the previous
Presley’s Midwest Open tournaments. Iowa was well represented at this tournament with 22 Iowans competing in the
event. Since this is the Iowa State Archery Association’s Arrowhound, I thought it would be a good idea to list those
from Iowa that
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competed in the event, along with their scores and awards (if any) that they received. The Listing gives the total scores
in descending order for the Iowa participants.
One thing that was indeed special was that the traveling weather to get to and from Bartonville was much better than it
ever has been in the past.
Presley's Midwest Open Archery Tournament
December 3 & 4, 2011
FINAL RESULTS Sorted by State, Division, and Descending Total Score
360
Round
Score
330
Round
Score
No. Division
First
Name
Last
Name State
Total
Score Place FLT / $$
1 $M-FS Bridger Deaton IA 360 320 680 11th $246.77
2 $M-FS Blake Lefler IA 358 320 678 15th $162.16
3 $M-FS Lynn Hoch IA 357 321 678 17th $141.01
4 $SR-M-FS Ed Horn IA 356 315 671
5 $M-FS Kale Heuton IA 354 314 668
6 $M-BH-FS Robert Howard IA 352 316 668
7 $M-FS Matt Stutzman IA 355 309 664
8 A-M-FS Ron Sykora IA 345 311 656 FLT 1
9 SR-M-FS Richard Pauley IA 344 308 652
3rd
MUG FLT1
10 YA-M-FS Joe Veith IA 344 307 651
11 SR-M-BH-FS Bob Shipman IA 343 308 651
1st
MUG
12 A-M-FS Matthew Graesch IA 341 306 647
1
MEDAL FLT 2
13 Y-F-FS Molly Veith IA 343 302 645
MUG
1st
14 MS-M-FS Norm Swank IA 336 306 642
2nd
MUG
15 YA-M-FS Alex Olson IA 341 296 637
16 A-M-FS Warren Rush IA 334 297 631 FLT 2
17 SR-M-BH-FS Ray Jones IA 323 298 621
2nd
MUG
18 A-F-BH-FS Barb Sharp IA 330 291 621
3rd
MUG
19 SR-F-BH-FS Marcia Jones IA 323 290 613
1st
MUG
20 SR-F-FS Karol Swank IA 319 286 605
1st
MUG
21 A-M-BH-FS Marty Howell IA 311 285 596
22 SR-M-FS-L Ken Sharp IA 313 268 581
MUG
2nd
Mark your calendars for the 2012 Presley’s Midwest Open Archery Tournament. Plans are already underway for the 2012
event that will be held on Saturday and Sunday, December 1 & 2, 2012. Those that participated in 2011 will, once again
have early registration privileges beginning on October 1, 2012.
On behalf of Presley’s Outdoors, the Tournament Committee, and me, our sincere thanks are extended to all of the
competitors that attended this event. Your support, participation, and patience helped to make the 5 th Annual Presley’s
Midwest Open a huge success!
Tom Dorigatti, Tournament Chairman
Presley’s Midwest Open Archery Tournament
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2011 Presley’s Outdoors “Fourth Annual Indoor Tournament”
Peoria, Illinois
December 3 & 4, 2011
This tournament is ran very similar to the ISAA Pro Am and is a two day shoot where archers shoot a
360 round Saturday on a blue spot target, then on Sunday shoot a 330 round on a Vegas target. It is
a great opportunity to warm up for the ISAA Pro Am that follows about a month later.
Will the real Carl Johnson or Sean
Yetz please stand up?
Danny Button
Like father, Like son
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DATE HOSTING CLUB TYPE OF ARCHERY SHOOT MORE INFO
Jan. 9- Mar. 26 Davenport Valley Archers Kids League (12 weeks) Page 7
January 15 th Davenport Valley Archers Forest Shoot (3 D & paper animals) Page 7
January 14 & 15 Mohawk Archery Club 300 Round Page 12
January 15 th Waltonian Archers 450 Vegas Round Page 13
January 22 nd Waltonian Archers Indoor 3 D Page 13
January 22 nd Davenport Valley Archers Bowhunter League (6 weeks) Page 7
January 21 & 22 Osage Conservation Club 300 Round Page 10
January 29 Mohawk Archery Club Indoor 3 D Page 12
February 5 th Davenport Valley Archers Target Shoot 450 Vegas Round Page 7
February 5 th Waltonian Archers 300 Round Page 13
February 12 th Waltonian Archers Indoor 3 D Page 13
February 11 & 12 Mohawk Archery Club 300 Vegas Page 12
February 11 & 12 Osage Conservation Club 300 Round Page 10
February 24 th Waltonian Archers Range open 4 pm – 9 pm for practice Page 13
February 25 & 26 Waltonian Archers NFAA Midwest Indoor Sectionals Page 13
March 4 th Mohawk Archery Club Indoor 3 D Page 12
March 9-11 Mohawk Archery Club MW Amateur 3D Archery Shootout Page 29
March 16 – 18 Waltonian Archers ISAA State Indoor Tournament Page 13
March 24 & 25 Waltonian Archers Cabin Fever 3 D Page 13
March 24 & 25 Mohawk Archery Club 300 Round Page 12
March 25 th Waltonian Archers 300 Round Page 13
April 14 & 15 Waltonian Archers Spring Strut 3 D Page 13
April 22 nd Davenport Valley Archers 3 D (40 targets) Page 7
April 22 nd Mohawk Archery Club 3 D & 600 Round Page 12
May 6 th Mohawk Archery Club 3-D & 600 Round Page 12
May 16 th -30 th Davenport Valley Archers Outdoor Target League (600 Round) Page 7
May 20 th Davenport Valley Archers 3-D (40 targets) Page 7
May 19 & 20 Waltonian Archers Silver Broadhead 3-D Page 13
May 19 th Waltonian Archers Silver Broadhead Field (non-competitive) Page 13
May 20 th Waltonian Archers Silver Broadhead Field (shotgun start) Page 13
May 27 th Davenport Valley Archers Target Shoot (600 Round) Page 7
May 27 & 28 Iowa County Archers Libby Memorial 3 D Shoot Page 5
June 3 Waltonian Archers ISAA State Target Page 13
June 6-20 Davenport Valley Archers Field League (14 targets) Page 7
June 9 th Davenport Valley Archers Quad Cities Senior Olympics 900 Round Page 7
June 10 th Mohawk Archery Club 3 D & 600 Round Page 12
June 16 th Hickory Ridge Bow Hunters 3 D Page 9
June 17 th Davenport Valley Archers 3 D (40 targets) Page 7
June 17 th Osage Conservation Club 3 D & 600 Round Page10
June 23 & 24 Waltonian Archers Aiming for a Cure 3D Shoot Page 13
July 1 st Waltonian Archers Field Shoot Page 13
July 15 th Davenport Valley Archers 3 D (40 targets) Page 7
July 14 th & 15 th Hickory Ridge Bow Hunters 2 nd Leg of the Southern Ia. Triple Crown Page 9
July 15 th Waltonian Archers 900 Target Round Page 13
July 22 nd Davenport Valley Archers Traditional Shoot Page 7
July 22 nd Mohawk Archery Range 3 D & 600 Round Page 12
July 28 th & 29 th Waltonian Archers The Rendezvous 3 D Page 13
July Waverly Archery Range ISAA Field Shoot
Aug. 8 – Sept. 19 Davenport Valley Archers Outdoor 3 D League Page 7
August 5 th Osage Conservation Club 3 D & 600 Round Page 10
August 18 & 19 Davenport Valley Archers Hog Roast & 3 D Shoot (40 targets) Page 7
August 18 & 19 Iowa County Archers Fall Tune Up 3 D Page 5
August 18 & 19 Waltonian Archers Foster Traditional 3 D Page 13
August 19 th Hickory Ridge Bow Hunters 3 D Page 9
August 19 th Mohawk Archery Club 3 D & 600 Round Page 12
September 8 & 9 Mohawk Archery Club Championship 3-D and 600 Round Page 12
September 16 th Davenport Valley Archers 3 D (40 targets) for tuning broadheads Page 7
Sept. 22 & 23 Waltonian Archers Deer Slayer 3 D Page 13
November 18 th Waltonian Archers Indoor 300 Round Page 13
December 8 th Waltonian Archers Indoor 3 D Page 13

President
Diana L Deaton
140 Terrace Drive
Otley, Iowa 50214
(641) 780-5999
Diana_deaton@adp.com
1 st Vice President Dan Veith
3120 Fernwood Avenue
Davenport, Ia 52807
(563) 359-0079
veithsquad@aol.com
2 nd Vice President Ken Sharp
3817 113 th Avenue
Norwalk, Ia 50211
(515) 961-6885
sharpbk11@msn.com
Secretary
Ross “Spense Bretsch
34588 Irving Court
Earlham, Ia. 50072
(515) 710-8693 or 710-8641
Spenser@lostarrowsarcheryschool.com
2011 ISAA BOARD MEMBERS
Awards Chairman &
Web Master
Pro Chairman
NFAA Director
Bowhunter Chairman
John Shappell
2590 Central Ave. - Dubuque, IA 52001
(563) 495-0012
johnshappell@mchsi.com
Tyler Heck
1317 W. 7 th Street
Spencer, Ia. 51301
Norm Swank
403 Main Street, Box 31
Reasnor, Ia. 50221
C: (641) 521-2294
nswank2@gmail.com
Erv Wagner
3725 N.E. 56th Street
Altoona, Ia. 50009
(515) 265-6500
afsman1@aol.com
Treasurer & Membership
Bob Shipman
108 Fairway Circle
Eldridge, Ia. 52748
20 Pin Secretary & Historian Karol Swank
403 Main Street, Box 31
Reasnor, Ia. 50221
(641) 793-2294
karolswank@gmail.com
Hall of Fame Chairman
Patricia Bridge
2385 Paris Rd.
Central City, Ia. 52214
(319) 438-1294
Allamakee Sportsmans Club
Earl Goodman
918 2nd St. N.W. - Waukon, Ia. 52172
563-568-6969
www.Geocities.com/allamakeesportsman
Archery Field & Sports
Erv Wagner
3725 NE 56 th Street - Altoona, Ia. 50009
(515) 265-6500
Buckridge Bow Hunters
Al Schuster
Box 7875 - Spencer, Ia. 51301
(712) 262-5644
www.buckridgebowhunters.com
e-mail: buckridgebowhunters@gmail.com
Davenport Valley Archers
Carl Johnson
533 East Park - Geneseo, IL 61254
(309) 944-2951
Johnsonfam5@theinter.com
www.davenportvalleyarchers.com
Dubuque Field Archers
John Shappell
2590 Central - Dubuque, Ia 52001
Cell: (563) 495-0012
www.dubuquefieldarchers.com
Gismos & Gadgets
Larry & Cindy Roberts
1306 ½ S. Taft - Mason City, Ia. 50401
(641) 424-6987
Pro Am Chairman
Arrow Hound Editor
Publicity Chairman
ISAA Charter Members
Hitaga Archery Club
Secretary Kathy Peacock
57652 Nugent Rd. - Coggon, Ia. 52218
(319) 435-2012
Iowa County Archers
Jerry (Jake) Sanders
410 Monroe Street - South English, Ia. 52335
(319) 667-6122
Iowa State Archery Assn.
Secretary Ross “Spense Bretsch
34588 Irving Court - Earlham, Ia. 50072
(515) 710-8693 or 710-8641
Spenser@lostarrowsarcheryschool.com
Lost Arrows
Ross “Spense Bretsch
34588 Irving Court - Earlham, Ia. 50072
(515) 710-8693 or 710-8641
Spenser@lostarrowsarcheryschool.com
Mid-Iowa Archery Club, Inc.
Doyle Kincy
P.O. Box 7581 - Urbandale, Ia. 50323
(515) 710-4752
dwkincy@msn.com
www.midiowaarchers.com
Mohawk Archery Club, Inc.
Katie Niemoth (Secretary)
657 4th ST NE - Mason City, Ia. 50401
(641) 424 9671
www.mohawkarchery.org
Kevin Kramer, Tournament Director
ISAA Pro Am Archery Tournament and Tradeshow
305 N. Pierce Avenue
Mason City, Ia. 50401
Phone: (641) 512-7054
email: kevin@isaaproam.com
web: www.isaaproam.com
Barb Sharp
3817-113 th Avenue
Norwalk, Ia. 50211
(515) 961-6885
sharpbk11@msn.com
John Carlson
810 S. 10 th Ave. E.
Lake Mills, Ia. 50450
(641) 592-1991
johnarch@WCTAtel.net
Muscatine Archery Club
Jackie Nupp
1055 Stone St. - Muscatine, Ia. 52761
(563) 264-2541
Osage Conservation Club
Joe Huffman
921 Chase St - Osage Ia. 50461
phuffman@osage.net
cell-641-220-6025
Waltonian Archers of Linn County
P.O. Box 11121 - Cedar Rapids, Ia. 52410
(319) 393-5693
www.waltonianarchers.net
Wapsie Bow Hunters
Shelli Hershey
110 S. Madison Street - Hazelton, Ia. 50641
(319) 636-2162
Waverly Archery Club
Finley Manifold
(641) 857-6664
Wild Rivers Archery Club
Mary Segebart
2625 Donna Reed Road - Denison, Ia. 51442
(712) 262-3400
damseg2@hotmail.com

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