Narragansett Bow Hunters Club

About Narragansett Bow Hunters Club

As a parent, you may be looking for ways to get your child involved in a recreational activity that's both safe and fun. At Narragansett Bowhunters, we offer an opportunity that meets those criteria and more. Our private club is dedicated to promoting and encouraging the use of bow and arrows, both in competition and in legal pursuit of game. We are family-oriented and always welcome new members. We're also the only archery-only club in Rhode Island! Plus, our annual membership fees are surprisingly affordable - less than the cost of one good archery target. If you're looking for a great way to get your child involved in a safe, fun activity, look no further than Narragansett Bowhunters. Our private club is the only archery-only club in Rhode Island, and we welcome new members of all ages. We're dedicated to promoting and encouraging the use of the bow and arrow in both competition and legal pursuit of game, and our family-oriented atmosphere is a great way for your child to learn archery and make new friends. Plus, our annual membership fees are surprisingly affordable for any budget - less than the cost of one good archery target. At Narragansett Bowhunters, we understand the importance of finding a safe, fun activity for your child to get involved in. That's why we're the only archery-only club in Rhode Island and we welcome new members of all ages. We promote and encourage the use of the bow and arrow in both competition and legal pursuit of game, and our family-oriented atmosphere makes it a great place for your child to learn archery and make friends. Plus, our annual membership fees are extremely affordable - less than the cost of one good archery target. So come join us at Narragansett Bowhunters and enjoy the great benefits of archery!

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Several years ago, the exact number has become unimportant, a few wandering NBH members found a foam pig out amongst the club's forest debris. It may or may not have been green at the time but it is now. How it became green isn’t as important as it is that it is green. Said members, and a few others, decided to spruce up said pig and, not knowing how to refer to this newly coifed creation, named it Gangus Piggicus... not to be confused with the similarly spelled Latin phylum name. Now that said pig had an identity, members took an attachment to Gangus who quickly grew to mascot status and a valuable, contributing and ... oh yeah, non-paying... member of the Club.

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