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Field or Hunter Round

🎯 NFAA Field Round

Single-spot field archery face.
Single-spot field archery face.

The Field Round is the original form of field archery for which the Lower Arroyo range was built — and it remains the centerpiece of our Sunday Shoots.

Each Field Round includes 28 targets (or 14 targets shot twice), set at marked distances with a variety of shooting styles. Archers shoot four arrows per target, totaling 112 arrows for a full round. Scoring is based on where the arrow lands:

  • 5 points: center black ring
  • 4 points: white ring
  • 3 points: outer black ring

Shooting Formats

  • Standard – All arrows shot from a single distance
  • Walk-Up – Each arrow shot from progressively closer markers
  • Fan – Arrows shot from multiple side-by-side positions
  • Birdie – Close-range targets with vertically stacked faces (one arrow per face)

Short-Distance Targets (under 30 yards): Feature four small faces in a square. Archers pick a target face on the first station and keep it for the first 14 targets. Positions rotate for the second half.

Distance Markers by Age Group

  • Adult (18+): White markers
  • Young Adult (15–17): White markers
  • Youth (12–14): White up to 50 yards; Blue for longer shots
  • Cub (under 12): Black markers

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🦉 NFAA Hunter Round

Hunter Round target face
Hunter Round target face

The Hunter Round is a variation of the Field Round, designed to challenge your shot-making with tighter angles and varied distances. Targets are black with a white center dot, but scoring is the same:

  • 5 points: white center
  • 4 points: middle black ring
  • 3 points: outer black ring

Each round includes 28 targets (or 14 targets shot twice). Archers shoot four arrows per target, totaling 112 arrowsfor the full round and a maximum score of 560 points.

Shooting Formats

  • Standard – All arrows from a single RED marker
  • Walk-Up – Arrows from progressively closer RED markers
  • Fan – Arrows from four side-by-side RED markers
  • Birdie – Close-range vertical target stack (20–35 feet)
  • Hunter Fan (4-up lanes) – Two arrows each at left and right targets from paired positions

Short-Distance Targets (under 30 yards): Four faces arranged in a square. Archers choose a face at the first target and keep it through the first 14. Target positions rotate diagonally for the second 14.

Distance Markers by Age Group

  • Adult (18+): Red markers
  • Young Adult (15–17): Red markers
  • Youth (12–14): Red up to 50 yards; Blue for longer shots
  • Cub (under 12): Black markers

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