How to score a Big Game round

By far the most popular round in the National Field Archery Society is the Big Game round. It is the one that is used at both the 3D championships in May and the paper face National champs in September.
It’s also the one that most clubs use as a basis for their open competitions.

The scoring of this can be confusing for new archers and a few years back I recorded a video explaining the scoring. I’ve updated this recently using the official NFAS faces.

I probably need to record one explaining the scoring on 3D targets at some point.

For reference below is the original version.

I hope you find these useful and if you have any questions then drop me a line. As always thanks for listening and supporting the site. Enjoy your archery

Episode 100

Below is a link to the 100th episode of the podcast, which I started some 3 years ago. In it I look back at the work involved in preparing for the upcoming Briar Rose Field Archers open shoot.

I also discuss how far I have come and offer some thanks to the number guests and supporters of the site and podcast.
I also talk about the future and whether to continue.

Thanks for listening.

Podcast Episode 66

The latest episode of the Podcast is now live and answers a listeners question on how to incorporate using binoculars in their shot sequence in Barebow class.

For those that don’t know the National Field archery Society recently voted to allow archers shooting in the barebow class to be able to use binoculars.

Youtube version below or check out Spotify or other podcast players