Las Vegas Archery Festival

[disbloke]

I am thinking about, maybe, going to the World Archery Festival in Las Vegas next year. Never been before but would welcome any comments or advice. I won't be going with an expectation of winning, more a case of going to experience the event. Doesn't mean I'm not going to shoot the best I can though.

[Dave]

Originally Posted by disbloke

I am thinking about, maybe, going to the World Archery Festival in Las Vegas next year. Never been before but would welcome any comments or advice. I won't be going with an expectation of winning, more a case of going to experience the event. Doesn't mean I'm not going to shoot the best I can though.

I think Barry (Doh!) went last year (or maybe the year before) - he seemed to have enjoyed himself and put it down as a very worthwhile experience

[clickerati]

And apparently what happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas.

*I'm told it gets a bit wild after hours!

[disbloke]

Originally Posted by clickerati

*I'm told it gets a bit wild after hours!

I had heard this. Even without imbibing of alcoholic beverages I can manage to make a fool of myself! Most of how I do this wouldn't be news to anyone who knows me though

[nfinite]

Quite a few from my club go and love it.
plan to go myself when i can afford it.

[Wrexham Exile]

had the chance to go this year but couldnt cos of uni - from what i heard its a must though. deffo worth a trip

[clickerati]

I've only known Americans (compounders who primarily hunt) who've gone, so I've always viewed Vegas in a certain way. Not negatively, but having that perspective on it, it's something I've never wanted to attend. It would probably be different if I knew a contingent of GNAS types were attending.

[FlightyRachel]

Originally Posted by clickerati

And apparently what happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas.

*I'm told it gets a bit wild after hours!

I'm packing my bags now....

Rach

[greydog]

Never been, but from what I've heard it's a good idea to book your accomodation well in advance