3D Archery originated as a means for hunters to practice in the off season. It has evolved into a popular world-wide sport. The targets are made from a self-healing foam rubber and look very much like the real thing. Targets are placed in natural settings at distances of up to 50 yards. At a normal club shoot 40 targets would be shot, one arrow per target. In competitions a total of 50 targets would be shot over two days. Score zones are visible on the target and at the end of the day/weekend, highest score wins. With many categories to choose from, all archers of varying equipment levels and age groups are catered for. All types of bow (except crossbow) are accepted at the Caboolture & District Bowmen Club.

Whether you want to shoot at a competitive level or just quietly on your own, our club caters for you. Archery is very much a self-sport, but there are varying degrees of competition as well, from club, to state and National levels. The club has practice butts and two paper courses that are permanently set out for you to come and practice at any time. Shoot fees apply and you can contact us to find out more about shoot fees, membership fees and other requirements.

Caboolture & District Bowmen are associated with 3D AAA ( 3D Archery Association of Australia).

Caboolture Bowmen also hosts the Canga Archery Pro Series