Archery Outing for Two, Shooting-Range Sessions, Lessons, or Party at High Five Archery in Stillwater (Up to 79% Off)
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Father & son duo oversee range where archers practice, learn during private lessons or join in group parties with special competitive games.
Archery helps maintain nature’s balance—hunters wield bows to keep deer populations in check, and Cupid’s arrows make deer fall in love. Keep the circle of life moving with this Groupon.
Choose from Four Options
$19 for an archery outing for two (up to a $48 total value)
- Two hours of range shooting for two, including equipment rental (a $24 value)
- 30-minute group lesson (a $15 value) One large one-topping pizza and two sodas (a $9 value)
- Learn from owner and experienced archer John Slate Offered during regular business hours, based on availability
- Event registration for up to 10 people (a $10 value/person)
- Special Game Cube archery targets, on which archers compete in games such as tic-tac-toe (a $10 value)
- 30-minute group lesson (a $15 value)
- Private counters and stools (a $10 value) Candy, soda, and balloons (up to a $25 total value)
$25 for 10 two-hour shooting-range sessions (a $120 value)
Rental of Genesis compound bow and practice arrows included
$49 for six private 30-minute lessons (a $100 value)
$75 for a birthday party or group event for up to 10 people (up to a $160 value)
Need To Know Info
About High Five Archery
After years of introducing kids to bowmanship through the National Archery in the Schools Program, or NASP, Ryan Slate founded High Five Archery in 2008, continuing their mission to share their passion for outdoor sporting with their fellow families. Just as William Tell and his son Johnny teamed up to pierce the nation's apple trees, John oversees High Five's indoor shooting range where compound bows launch practice arrows at targets in a safe environment. During private or group lessons, students improve their skills under the tutelage of instructors certified by NASP. Elsewhere in the store, a pro shop equips marksmen with brand-name bows, arrows, and accessories alongside a stock of seasonal bait and the latest fishing gear, replacing outdated methods such as lures made to look like cans of Crystal Pepsi.