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Course visit - BSC Kumberg

Course visit - BSC Kumberg - Bogensportinfo
Manfred Hanus

Greeted by several "bunnies" (real ones, not targets), we set off early in the morning. Walkers, campers, and sunbathers congregate in this area – and it works perfectly. There are also all sorts of animals (also REAL) for the youngest shooters to see. There are chickens and goats.

The shooting fun begins with a very beautiful, well-maintained, and large range. The course is set according to both WA and IFA standards. This means that the maximum distance is 30 meters according to WA, which is also achieved for most shots.

One man's joy is another man's sorrow. Whatever the case, it's definitely good training.

The route of the course is very carefully designed, allowing you to enjoy the area to the fullest: over hill and dale, a little up and down, up the hill, in the ravine, and across the stream...

Petra & Manfred

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