2024 Lancaster Archery Classic | Barebow Finals 

For this contest, yes. There is different types of archery shoots that are entirely different. Not sure how familiar you are with archery, but there is a ton of varying events that are entirely different from each other

It's 18m. They can shoot a single 40cm target or the three spot targets that have the same size rings but with the outer ones missing. Most of them choose three spots so as to avoid deflections.

@@TrevC-co6xk thank you for the answer

20 yards (18 meters)

@@LancasterArcherySupply Thanks!

Tim Johnson’s 33 was so epic on the single target, would not be nearly as good on the 3 spot

The rings in both targets are all the same size so no advantage to shooting the “big” target. If you shoot all three arrows into that target you can have following arrows deflect out of higher scoring rings by hitting arrows already in the target so some archers want to shoot one arrow per target to avoid that. We run a “shoot up” format. The top seed has the easiest path to win by only shooting against one archer. The lowest seed has to beat every one in front of him. Seeding is based on qualifying. The best shooter gets the top seed. But the upside is the lowest seed still can win it all. In other formats the lowest seed is never given the chance to move up.

@LancasterArcherySupply I see, now it makes sense, thanks for that.

We do

There is a lot less hardware compared to olympic recurve.

Ever tried it?

@@arzucksan2972 I am currently training barebow. Recurve I have not tried, but a lot of my friends from the club shoot recurve.

That is called the hunter class...