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Tuesday June 17th, 2025
5pm to 8pm
Private Forest on the Nooksack River at Boulder Creek
Maple Falls, WA
Discover the ancient skill of archery with a focus on the plants of the Pacific Northwest!
In this 3-hour field session collaboration, join Jazmen Yoder of Northwest Natura and Ryan Johnson of Firecraft Northwest to study native and naturalized plants of the region that can be used for archery.
What to Expect
Learn how to identify the plants that can be used to wildcraft bows and arrows.
Handcraft a deer or elk leg bone arrowhead to take home.
Field archery practice session that will teach beginners how to handle, hold, and shoot longbows and recurve bows safely.
What to bring:
Dress for the weather
Snacks and water
Notebook and pen (optional)
Your own bow and arrows (optional; materials provided by instructors)
Directions and Location:
Registered individuals will receive location details, driving directions, weather forecast details and other info in an event-reminder email a few days prior to the event. Please check your spam folder if you do not receive this email by the weekend prior to June 17th.
Email nwnatura@gmail.com or ryan@firecraftnw.com with concerns or to get on a waitlist.
Have a look at my Refund Policies before you order.
Tuesday June 17th, 2025
5pm to 8pm
Private Forest on the Nooksack River at Boulder Creek
Maple Falls, WA
Discover the ancient skill of archery with a focus on the plants of the Pacific Northwest!
In this 3-hour field session collaboration, join Jazmen Yoder of Northwest Natura and Ryan Johnson of Firecraft Northwest to study native and naturalized plants of the region that can be used for archery.
What to Expect
Learn how to identify the plants that can be used to wildcraft bows and arrows.
Handcraft a deer or elk leg bone arrowhead to take home.
Field archery practice session that will teach beginners how to handle, hold, and shoot longbows and recurve bows safely.
What to bring:
Dress for the weather
Snacks and water
Notebook and pen (optional)
Your own bow and arrows (optional; materials provided by instructors)
Directions and Location:
Registered individuals will receive location details, driving directions, weather forecast details and other info in an event-reminder email a few days prior to the event. Please check your spam folder if you do not receive this email by the weekend prior to June 17th.
Email nwnatura@gmail.com or ryan@firecraftnw.com with concerns or to get on a waitlist.
Have a look at my Refund Policies before you order.
Tuesday June 17th, 2025
5pm to 8pm
Private Forest on the Nooksack River at Boulder Creek
Maple Falls, WA
Discover the ancient skill of archery with a focus on the plants of the Pacific Northwest!
In this 3-hour field session collaboration, join Jazmen Yoder of Northwest Natura and Ryan Johnson of Firecraft Northwest to study native and naturalized plants of the region that can be used for archery.
What to Expect
Learn how to identify the plants that can be used to wildcraft bows and arrows.
Handcraft a deer or elk leg bone arrowhead to take home.
Field archery practice session that will teach beginners how to handle, hold, and shoot longbows and recurve bows safely.
What to bring:
Dress for the weather
Snacks and water
Notebook and pen (optional)
Your own bow and arrows (optional; materials provided by instructors)
Directions and Location:
Registered individuals will receive location details, driving directions, weather forecast details and other info in an event-reminder email a few days prior to the event. Please check your spam folder if you do not receive this email by the weekend prior to June 17th.
Email nwnatura@gmail.com or ryan@firecraftnw.com with concerns or to get on a waitlist.
Have a look at my Refund Policies before you order.
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