2024 | FOAMHUNTER’S TOUR

All participants (both from the MEN’S & WOMEN’S BOWHUNTER divisions) must submit a minimum of three (3) paperless scorecards for Pishkun A.C. to generate a qualifying 3D Archery Handicap. Reference the following list for requirements associated with the submitted scorecards:

• Each pre-qualified scored course must consist of a minimum twenty (20) targets.
• Each participant may submit an unlimited number of paperless scorecards from shooting pre-qualified parred courses throughout a season. All scores will be averaged to create the most accurate 3D Archery Handicap possible.
• Courses must be reviewed, approved, and parred prior to a participant both shooting and submitting an associated paperless scorecard for inclusion in their qualifying 3D Archery Handicap.
• Each participant must submit paperless scorecards recorded from a minimum of three (3) different courses. *Each course must be pre-parred using the Pishkun A.C. Course Reviewer APP .
• Each participant must submit paperless scorecards recorded from a minimum of two (2) different Lifestyle Courses. *NOTE – Mountain Archery Fest (M.A.F.) is a pre-approved Lifestyle Course host.
• Shooting positions for the MEN’S & WOMEN’S BOWHUNTER divisions to be based on each courses/events rules at the time of Course Review.

3D Archery Handicaps may include scores submitted from the following course types:

• LIFESTYLE COURSES – Mountain Archery Fest (M.A.F.) is a pre-approved course host. Competitors may submit:
  1) Any combination of scores recorded on the BOWTECH Western/Comp Course, onX World Record Course, CarbonTV Extreme Course, HUNT LIFT EAT Exotics Course, and/or M.A.F. Fantasy Course.
  2) Any combination of scores recorded throughout any single event (Friday, Saturday, and/or Sunday).
  3) A participants PAR score recorded as part of the Mountain Madness Bowhunter’s Comp.
• LIFESTYLE COURSES – Pishkun A.C. is actively working to review courses using our user-friendly Course Reviewer APP. Do you have a LIFESTYLE COURSE you would like registered to make it eligible for inclusion on the TOUR? Would you like to volunteer as a course reviewer? Please send us an email at [email protected].
• CLUB COURSES – Pishkun A.C. is actively working to review courses using our user-friendly Course Reviewer APP. Do you have a LIFESTYLE COURSE you would like registered to make it eligible for inclusion on the TOUR? Would you like to volunteer as a course reviewer? Please send us an email at [email protected].
• PRO SHOP COURSES – Pishkun A.C. is actively working to review courses using our user-friendly Course Reviewer APP. Do you have a LIFESTYLE COURSE you would like registered to make it eligible for inclusion on the TOUR? Would you like to volunteer as a course reviewer? Please send us an email at [email protected].

• All participant scores to be submitted utilizing the Paperless Scorecard System.
• Each group will have two scorers who will record the scores of all other participants in the group – DOUBLE CHECK FOR CORRECT SCORING
• Participants (max. 6 per group) to be dual scored utilizing two separate mobile devices. Both to be submitted upon completion of the course.
• If score cards don’t match, the lower score will be recorded.
• All fields to be completed (filled out) prior to submittal. *Participant scores submitted without full name (first & last), division, and/or acknowledgment to be disqualified.
• All paperless scorecards must be completed with competitor’s initials to AFFIRM scores are true and accurate.
• All paperless scorecards must be completed with both Scorer’s email addresses and initials to AFFIRM scores are accurate.
• Qualifying scores will be posted to the CONSOLIDATED LEADERBOARD once paperless scorecards are submitted. *Refresh the leaderboard page as necessary to check for updates as additional scores are posted.

*ALL SCORES TO BE SUBMITTED AS PAPERLESS SCORECARDS UTILIZING THE PISHKUN A.C. APP.

All competitors will participate in a single “Bowhunter” category/class under two (2) separate divisions (identified below). Compound bows must be a hunting set up. If you don’t use the bow to hunt, chances are it’s not a hunting set up. Archers will choose their division according to their age, gender, and bow type. The ​“Bowhunter Class” divisions for the Comp. Course are as follows:

MEN’S & WOMEN’S BOWHUNTER (17+) *Competing as two separate divisions:

• COMPOUND BOWS ONLY. Must be a hunting setup. Target Bows are not allowed.
• Max. 15” Stabilizer – Bar length does not include weights and/or mount.
• Max. 12” Back Bar (a.k.a. – Side Bar and/or Offset Bar) – Bar length does not include weights and/or mount.
• Fixed Pins or Movable Sights Only (includes moveable/adjustable single-pin, fixed multi-pin, and moveable/adjustable multi-pin)
• No Bow-Mounted Electronics (Lighted Pins, Auto-Ranging Bow Sights, etc.)
• No Magnifiers (Clarifiers and/or Verifiers are allowed)
• No Lighted Nocks
• HUNTING ARROWS ONLY – Manufacturer produced arrow shaft with outside diameter no larger than 11/32″ (8.73mm).
• ALL adult competitors must use a (minimum 3-arrow) bow-mounted quiver. Additional arrows may be carried on the course but must be transported by the competitor.

DIVISION NOTES:

• Prizes will be awarded to the top 3 competitors in each of the two qualified divisions (both the MEN’S & WOMEN’S BOWHUNTER divisions).​

• NO BROADHEADS – If a competitor is caught using broadheads, he/she will be removed from the course immediately without a refund.
• NO MAXIMUM BOW/ARROW SPEED LIMIT(S)
• Range finders and binoculars are allowed on all courses.
• Each archer to be allowed two minutes (maximum) to complete their shot on target.
• Archers must touch the pin, or straddle designated shooting pin.
• Arrow shaft must be touching a portion of the higher scoring line to be scored for the higher value.
• Irate behavior and profanity amongst participants will be cause for dismissal from the competition.
• Umbrellas are not to be used (to block sunlight and/or wind) by or for anyone preparing to make a shot.
• Listening devices (smartphone speakers, ear buds, headphones, Bluetooth speakers, etc.) are not permitted on the course.
• Manipulating the existing terrain (within the shooting lane) will not be permitted on the course.
• PACK OUT ALL TRASH, INCLUDING BROKEN ARROWS and adhere to the Leave No Trace Principals while on the course
• Use designated restroom facilities & trash cans.
• No alcohol is allowed on any courses used by competitors.
• DO NOT VANDALIZE TARGETS (We do not want your autograph on targets, signs, or other property)
• Have fun! This is a supportive environment full of great staff and like-minded archers. Everyone, regardless of age, gender, or ability, is here because they love the outdoors, archery, and have a great wilderness attitude.
• Be helpful and kind.

Opening Day | March 17th, 2024 (St. Patrick’s Feast Day – Patron Saint of Engineers)
Closing Day | November 3rd, 2024 (St. Hubertus’s Feast Day – Patron Saint of Hunters)

PARTICIPANT AGREEMENT: The Pishkun A.C. Competition Director will settle all disputes, and all decisions will be final, and without legal appeal.

ACKNOWLEDGMENT: By participating in events/courses sanctioned by Pishkun A.C., all competitors and spectators (hereinafter referred to as “Releasors”) acknowledge that they are voluntarily participating or attending. Releasors should be aware that participating in an archery competition carries the risk of serious personal injury or death, as well as potential loss or damage to personal property. Releasors assume all risks associated with their participation in these archery competitions, including injury, death, and property loss. By registering to participate and agreeing to abide by the rules herein, Releasors release and discharge Pishkun A.C., competition sponsors, host organizations, property owners, and competition staff and volunteers (herein collectively referred to as “Releasees”) from liability for injuries, damages, or other losses sustained by the Releasor due to the negligence or strict liability of the released parties.

LIABILITY RELEASE: Releasors, being of lawful age, or, in the case of a minor, through their parent or guardian, hereby release, waive, and forever discharge Releasees from any and all liability for any losses and damages, including personal injury or death, known or unknown, and property damage resulting from any incident that may occur during Releasor’s presence at the Facility or participation in any activity. Releasors agree to fully indemnify, defend, and hold Releasees harmless for all actions or omissions while at the host site, with no limit to this indemnity. Releasors assume full responsibility for the risk of bodily injury, death, or property damage due to negligence while at the Releasees Facility. Releasors fully release Releasees from all liability, intending to waive all subrogation rights. This release agreement is intended to be as broad and inclusive as permitted by law, and if any portion is held invalid, the balance will remain in full force. This release constitutes the entire agreement between Releasors and Releasees, and its terms are contractual. Releasors have read and understand this release and accept it voluntarily and with full knowledge of its content and significance as a condition of competing.