ARIZONA BOWHUNTERS FOUNDATION

Recognizes top-performing archers through championship buckles awarded to the top three finishers in each division (by shooting style, age, and gender), and runs the ABFAA buckle series that rewards archers completing at least five state tournaments in a season.

Recognizes top-performing archers with championship buckles awarded to the top three finishers in each division based on shooting style, age group, and gender. Also operates the ABFAA buckle series, which honors archers who compete in at least five state tournaments in a season.

The organization runs an annual buckle series, recognizing archers who compete in at least five state events during the season by awarding championship buckles to the top three finishers in various divisions based on shooting style, age, and gender. They also test new competition rules to simplify the format.

Organizes and hosts multiple annual archery tournaments across various formats including 3-Spot, 5-Spot, Field Championships, Classic 600, International, 900, and Trail Shoot events, held at locations such as Ben Avery Indoor Range and Pete Shepley Archery Center. These include combined events like the State Championship and Southwest Sectional tournament.

Combines the Arizona State Championship with the South West Sectional tournament, enabling archers to compete for both state and sectional titles simultaneously during the same event.

The organization hosts numerous annual archery tournaments, including 5-Spot, 3-Spot, Sonoran Trail Shoot, State Classic 600, State International, State Field Championships, State 900, and State Trail Shoot events, providing competitive opportunities for archers.

Hosts multiple annual archery tournaments across Arizona, including events such as the ABFAA State 5-Spot, 3-Spot, State Classic 600, State International, State Field Championships, State 900, and Sonoran/Verde Valley Trail Shoots, typically held at venues like Pete Shepley Archery Center and Ben Avery Indoor Range.

The organization hosts various annual archery tournaments, including 5-Spot, 3-Spot, Sonoran Trail Shoot, State Classic 600, State International, State Field Championships, State 900, and State Trail Shoot events, often combining state championships with sectional tournaments to provide competitive opportunities for archers.

Serves as the official Arizona State Chapter of the National Field Archery Association (NFAA), providing organizational structure and governance for state-level archery activities and competitions.

Serves as the official Arizona State Chapter of the National Field Archery Association (NFAA), providing organizational structure and governance for state-level archery activities.

The organization operates as the official Arizona State Chapter of the National Field Archery Association, aligning with national standards and initiatives.

The organization operates as the official Arizona State Chapter of the National Field Archery Association, providing a structured framework for archery activities within the state.

The organization offers a reimbursement program for tournament fees, drawing 15 winners to receive $150 each for participation in ABFAA tournaments, including for events like the Vegas Shoot.

Offers financial incentives by reimbursing tournament fees for select participants; for example, awarded $150 to 15 winners for the 2025 Vegas Shoot and plans a similar program for 2027 based on participation in 2026 ABFAA tournaments.

Offers financial incentives by reimbursing tournament fees, such as awarding $150 to 15 randomly drawn participants in ABFAA tournaments for 2026, and covering entry fees for winners to attend the 2025 Vegas Shoot.

The organization offers a reimbursement program for tournament fees, drawing 15 winners to receive $150 each for participation in ABFAA Tournaments, including reimbursing entry fees for the Vegas Shoot.

The organization runs an annual buckle series, recognizing archers who compete in at least five state events during the season by awarding championship buckles to the top three finishers in various divisions based on shooting style, age, and gender.

The organization tests new competition rules, such as the Modern Field Round rules, during its tournaments to simplify and improve the competition format.

Conducts trials of new competition rules, such as testing the Modern Field Round format during the 2026 tournament season to simplify and improve the competitive experience.