Darling Downs Field Archers

About Darling Downs Field Archers

The Darling Downs Field Archers (Inc) is a fully affiliated member of the Australian Bowhunters Association (ABA) and active member of ABA Branch D. DDFA (Inc) are a group of enthusiastic field archers from many different backgrounds brought together by their common interest in archery. All category of bows (except crossbows) are shot by club members. With its nationally recognised "Bowhunter Proficiency Certificate" the ABA through clubs like DDFA (Inc) increases awareness and respect for the environment as well as the importance of preserving the environment for future generations.

The Darling Downs Field Archers (Inc) is a fully affiliated member of the Australian Bowhunters Association (ABA) and active member of ABA Branch D. DDFA (Inc) are a group of enthusiastic field archers from many different backgrounds brought together by their common interest in archery. All category of bows (except crossbows) are shot by club members. With its nationally recognised "Bowhunter Proficiency Certificate" the ABA through clubs like DDFA (Inc) increases awareness and respect for the environment as well as the importance of preserving the environment for future generations. At the same time, it provides a healthy outdoor, equal opportunity, family activity that is fun for all, at all levels. DDFA is dedicated to the advancement of Field Archery and Bow Hunting in Australia. Archery has no boundaries and can be enjoyed by people of all ages and physical capabilities. If you just want a fun way to spend time with the family or you want to be more competitive you will be welcome at DDFA (Inc). We currently have about 120 members, including a number of families with young children. Facilities at the Club include two x 20 target ranges, 80m practice range as well as 14 x IFAA range. We are able to cater for various shoot formats, a clubhouse with flushing toilets, hot showers, canteen and BBQ area. The Club is proud of its safety record and is proactive in ensuring that all facilities meet the stringent requirements of the Australian Bowhunters Association Inc. (ABA) to which the club is affiliated. The Club has a policy of constantly upgrading our Club facilities to meet the needs of Club members and encouraging the social side of the sport.