Membership
Member Benefits
- Range Access: Range is open to members from Dawn to Dusk 7 days a week.
- Discounted fees when participating in tournaments and league.
- Invitation to attend any/all monthly ECIA Club meetings to help participate in improving the club.
- At our club you'll find nothing less than other great sportsman looking to share their knowledge and experience about the sport to help you improve your archery skills.
Member Duties
- We require good sportsmanship in and outside of club functions. Overall good will toward members with emphasis on the promotion of fun and responsible archery.
- Participation in some club functions: Work days, shoots, target setup/take down, youth classes and events.
- We are always looking for help for shoots clearing debris, trimming shooting lanes, setting targets, posting stakes, posting signs, etc..
- We do apply notable work effort towards discounts on shoots and memberships.
Member Cost
- Family Membership includes you, your spouse, and your children under age 18.
- Dues cover fiscal year April 1 to March 31.
- For first time members who join after October 1, membership is valid to March the following year.
- Included with your paid membership you are given a key to the range and able to utilize the facility as you please!
- Make checks payable to ECIA
Single Member / Family Membership: $50.00
Registered Students (18+) : $30.00
Seniors (65+) : $20.00
ALL MEMBERSHIPS REQUIRE A KEY DEPOSIT OF $10.00. Don't lose your key.
Rules of the Range
Safety First
- The Range is open from Dawn to Dusk. Do not shoot after hours.
- No Alcohol is permitted on the property.
- No drinking is allowed before a shoot. Any person deemed under the influence will be asked to leave and escorted off of the property.
- Do not intentionally shoot arrows into the ground.
- Broadheads are to be shot on the broadhead range only.
- Only point your bow at the intended target.
- Never nock an arrow until the intended target is clear of the other shooters.
- Stay on designated paths.
- Look for arrows only after competition is completed for the day.
- If returning to look for lost arrows place a marker or your equipment at the shooting stakes of the target.
- Adults MUST supervise children at all times.
- Draw weight should be such that shooters are able to draw and aim their bow with control and without undue physical discomfort.
- Always insure that equipment is in good working order.
- Do not hesitate to ask for help or advice from other experienced club members if you need assistance or are unsure about any aspect of safety of your equipment.
