News & Reviews

Club Membership Fees

A reminder that Caboolture Bowmen Membership Fees were due on 1 April. If you haven't renewed your membership yet, please do so as soon as possible.

Club Shirts

Our new design has been finalised and we are now taking orders. Shirts will cost $45 and payment is required at time of order. Please phone Cathy on 5498 7123 or see her in person to order your shirt.

Shooting Fees

Practice range fees have been reduced to $2.00 (adult and junior) for members. Non-member fees are unchanged.
Please remember to sign-in (for insurance purposes) before shoooting

Smoking Regulations

Due to new legislation and the fire risk our club has introduced a no smoking policy. Don’t worry you can still smoke at the club, but only in designated areas. Obviously smoking in the canteen/clubhouse area where food is prepared and eaten is not permitted. However, you are free to smoke in the car park area. There will be designated smoking areas on the ranges, amd these will be clearly marked and tins provided for your butts

Kids On Ranges

While we at the club are happy to spend time with, and help your kids to learn archery, please remember that we are not a baby sitting service. If your child (under 18yrs) comes to the club, please stay with your child where possible. Remember all children “MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY AN ADULT AT ALL TIMES”.

New Merchandise

Some new merchandise is now available. We have colour stickers for sale that are cut in the shape of our logo. They are great for sticking on your car window, bow cases, score cards or anything else you can think of. They will sell for $3 each.

Some times it's nice to hear that your efforts are being well received.

Dear Committee member and whoever organises the C&DB web site and monthly newsletter,

As a newbie to the sport and to the Caboolture area, I would like to thank whoever is responsible for organising the club web site and those who get the monthly newsletter out each month. It has provided me with all the basic information about 3D archery and much information that is not easily accessible to new players. The club gave me a warm welcome and a non-threatening environment to learn more about a complex discipline.

The newsletter has given me a sense of belonging to a vital and growing sport. I believe that many younger potential members will find the sport a satisfying discipline and a personally rewarding experience. I believe this to be a very worthwhile experience in today's easygoing culture. My congratulations to the committee for taking this very interesting sport into the 21st century and for welcoming new members and helping them understand how it all works.

From all at Caboolture,  Thank you all.