History:

The Calgary Archers was founded as a non-profit group in 1976 and registered under the societies act in 1978.

Calgary Archers is affiliated with the following groups:
- Archery Canada formerly known as the Federation of Canadian Archers (FCA)
- Archery Alberta formerly know as the Alberta Target Archers Association (ATAA)
- Alberta Bowhunters Association (ABA)
- International Bowhunters Organization (IBO)

The Calgary Archers Det'o'ni outdoor range was located on Highway 8 west of Calgary, Alberta.
Det'o'ni, meaning bow, was the name given to the range by the local Indigenous people in the late 1980s.

Our Mission:

To promote and perpetuate the practice and enjoyment of archery in all forms.
A variety of target, field, and 3D animal shoots were held at this site for many years.

The range facilities included:
- FCA and FITA regulation target and field ranges
- clubhouse and camping area

The field range consisted of:
- 28 target butts
- broadhead shooting area
- treestand practice area

The target range provided for :
- FITA and FCA sanctioned tournaments
- practice for all members
- group training programs for junior archers, scouting groups school groups, etc.

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