Sat 1 Apr 2023 10:00 – 12:00

Jim’s Pro Shop, Shortsville, New York – United States
Douglas Bassett dglsbassett@gmail.com 585-313-7111

ISAC and locals. Range Fee $12. 10 am to noon or so.
Exit 43 off Thruway and south on 21 to rte 96, 2 miles west (sign will say north) to just past blinking light for cty rd 28. The block bldg (4885 Route 96) is on the left. Contact: RSVP to Douglas Bassett (585) 313-7111; dglsbassett@gmail.com

The MO Grouse Chapter of the QUWF presents Youth Day at the Hermann Rod and Gun Club where we will instruct in the use and lore of the Atlatl and Dart.  ISAC to follow.

Sat 15 Apr 2023 10:00 – 12:00

Jim’s Pro Shop, Shortsville, New York – United States
Douglas Bassett dglsbassett@gmail.com 585-313-7111

ISAC and locals. Range Fee $12. 10 am to noon or so.

Exit 43 off Thruway and south on 21 to rte 96, 2 miles west (sign will say north) to just past blinking light for cty rd 28. The block bldg (4885 Route 96) is on the left. Contact: RSVP to Douglas Bassett (585) 313-7111; dglsbassett@gmail.com

Ojibwa Bow Hunters Bow-Jam and Traditional Shoot.

                           3045 Johnson Road, New Berlin, WI. 53146

                           Friday night ISAC. Saturday and Sunday Demos and ISAC.

                          ~ Contact: Lenny Riemersma (920) 917-0335

There will be educational instruction, fun field throwing, and a casual gathering starting at 3 pm.
No entry fee for any of the events. Atlatls will be available to purchase, but not required. There will be Atlatls available to borrow if you don’t have one.
Beginning at 4 PM we will have an official ISAC competition.
This is a single day event.
Sponsored by the Mammoth Slayers Atlatl League.
The event will be held at our home in Chester, Utah.
14430 North 2820 East
Chester, UT 84623
msatlatlleague@gmail.com for more information

This event is in conjunction with the Wisconsin Traditional Archers Bow-Jam and traditional 3-D shoot. Free camping on site

Saturday, April 29,and Sunday, April 30, 90 Main Street, Candor, New York. Local atlatl contests, ISACs on from 10 a.m. until 5 p.m.  on Saturday, April 29, at 90 Main Street, Candor, NY. ISAC, Sunday, April 30, mid morning.  Contests will take place on the Thunderbird Atlatl grounds. Other Daffodil Festivities will take place at the local ballfield and throughout the community on April 29.   For further information contact Bob and Cheryll Berg at contact@thunderbirdatlatl.com or 607-659-3854.

Kentucky Locals and ISAC at Gary Miller’s Home, Jeffersontown, KY. Contact Hallmrcdi@gmail.com or Steve Hall 502-681-4886 2:00 pm

Deb Andrews’ property. Ohio locals, ISAC. Contact Ray Strischek, ohioatlatl@hotmail.com, 740-331-4351; Steve Barnett, barnz@juno.com 740-698-6553; or Deb Andrews, deb_andrews@frontier.com 740-541-4036 for more information. 10:00 am – 2:00 pm, or thereabouts.

 Mosquito Hill Nature Center ~ Demo and ISAC Each Day

                           N3880 Rodgers Rd. New London, WI. 54961

                            ~ Contact: Lenny Riemersma (920) 917-0335

Deb Andrews’ property. Ohio locals, ISAC. Contact Ray Strischek, ohioatlatl@hotmail.com, 740-331-4351; Steve Barnett, barnz@juno.com 740-698-6553; or Deb Andrews, deb_andrews@frontier.com 740-541-4036 for more information. 10:00 am – 2:00 pm, or thereabouts.

We will be a part of the REC Festival, put on by The Great Rivers Museum in East Alton, Illinois, adjacent to The Melvin Price Lock and Dam.  The Festival will feature many outdoor recreational activities for visitors to sample, and we will be demonstrating and teaching the use and lore of the atlatl and dart. ISAC will follow.

There will be educational instruction, fun throwing, and a casual class on how to build an atlatl and primitive dart, starting at 9 AM.
This will be held in conjunction with the Mountain Man Rendezvous, at the same location.
No entry fee will be charged for any of the atlatl events. A limited number of Atlatls will be available to purchase, but not required. There will also be a limited number of Atlatls available to borrow if you don’t have one.
Beginning at 2 PM we will have an official ISAC competition.
This is a single day event.
Sponsored by the Mammoth Slayers Atlatl League.
This will be at Fremont Indian State Park.
3820 Clear Creek Canyon Road
Sevier, UT 84766
msatlatlleague@gmail.com for more information

Contact James Turner (970) 946-2096 el_lobo_solo@hotmail.com

Old Stone Fort State Archaeological Park will celebrate World Atlatl Day with the return of our annual Atlatl Days the first weekend of June.  ISACs will be held on Friday, June 2nd and Saturday, June 3rd.  We will also take part in the state competition on Saturday.  We are excited to welcome everyone back after the year away.

 Glen Oechsner’s Residence -World Atlatl Day Competition and ISAC.

                           1167 Minnie Lane, Campbellsport, WI. 53010

                           ~Contact: Glen Oechsner (920) 533-5039

Athens Library. Ohio locals, ISAC, and team WAD competitions, as well as instruction for people wishing to learn how to throw.  Contact Ray Strischek, ohioatlatl@hotmail.com 740-331-4351 or Steve Barnett, barnz@juno.com 740-698-6553 for more information.

Come to beautiful Graham Cave State Park and help us celebrate World Atlatl Day, dedicated to preserving the knowledge and use of one of humankinds ancient innovations. We will demonstrate, explain, and teach the use of the atlatl and dart, with ISAC  and other contests as well.

Contact James Turner (970) 946-2096 el_lobo_solo@hotmail.com

Friday noon to Sunday 2:00. Local contest Friday and Saturday. ISAC all 3 days. Awards for local contests on Saturday.

Primitive camping. No showers. Modern rest rooms. No food available.

Saturday evening dinner is a potluck. Bring something to share and join us!

For inför contact Margie margieandfrank@hotmail.com 740.246.1755. Gates lock at 5:00 pm, if you know you are going to be later, let me know and I’ll give you my cell so I can let you in.

New Event! OAA will be at the Serpent Mound Summer Solstice Celebration, held at the Soaring Eagle Retreat next to the Serpent Mound. Friday 6/23 3 pm -7 pm, Saturday & Sunday 10 am- 7 pm. Camping is available ($10/ for tent/car or $20 for RV or camper) to those who preregister for the event by contacting Ray Strisheck (ohioatlatl@hotmail.com or 740-331-4351) or Steve Barnett (barnz@juno.com or 740-698-6553). Dogs are permitted but must be leashed at all times. For further information, contact Ray or Steve, or go to the Serpent Mound website at http://www.serpentmound.org/.

OAA will provide instruction for those wanting to experience the atlatl and dart. Ohio locals and ISACs will be held daily. Activities provided at the Serpent Mound and festival are free to the public.

There will be educational instruction, fun field throwing, and a casual gathering starting at 10 AM.
No entry fee for any of the events. Atlatls will be available to purchase, but not required. There will be Atlatls available to borrow if you don’t have one.
Bring your own food.
Beginning about noon, we will have an official ISAC competition.
This is a single day event.
Sponsored by the Mammoth Slayers Atlatl League.
The event will be held at
757 Eastside Hwy
Corvallis, Mt 59828
msatlatlleague@gmail.com for more information

OAA will provide instruction, Ohio local contests and ISACs for this 3-day event held at the Flint Ridge Ancient Quarries and Nature Preserve. For more information,contact Ray Strisheck (ohioatlatl@hotmail.com or 740-331-4351) or Steve Barnett (barnz@juno.com or 740-698-6553).

We will be a part of this great Event celebrating archery, atlatl, and primitive skills of every sort. We will demonstrate, educate, and hold daily ISAC. There is a food shack, ongoing bow building , archery range and a 3-D course as well.

OAA will provide instruction and contests, including ISACs daily at Tim Hall’s property in Indianapolis. Contact Tim Hall (thcustom@sbcglobal.net or 317-627-5693) for more information.

OAA will provide instruction, local contests and ISACs daily. Contact Ray Strisheck (ohioatlatl@hotmail.com or 740-331-4351) or Steve Barnett (barnz@juno.com or 740-698-6553) for more information.

OAA will provide instruction, local contests and ISACs daily. Contact Ray Strisheck (ohioatlatl@hotmail.com or 740-331-4351) or Steve Barnett (barnz@juno.com or 740-698-6553) for more information.

Location: Jordan Valley. Oregon  GPS Coordinates: 42.9746, -117.0525 (can put coordinates into the Search field of your map application.

Contact Person: Glen Fretwell  Cell Phone 541-586-2477  No email or internet access

Travel: By Car or RV – From Boise, ID Interstate 84 to Idaho Highway 55 Exit 33A (Tampa, Idaho) Travel west on Idaho 55 for approximately 16.5 miles to US Highway 95. Head South on US Hwy 95 for approximately 44.7 miles to the meet site.

From Interstate 80 – Exit Interstate 80 in Winnemucca, Nevada at Exit 176 (US Hwy 95). Head north on Hwy 95 for 175.5 miles to the meet site.

Lodging: RV and Tent Camping at Oxbow Trailer Park – Full Hookups (Electric, Water, sewer). Laundromat. This is the meeting site.

Hotel/Motel/Food: There is a motel in Jordan Valley called Basque Station Motel. (Phone 541-586-2201 or 541-586-2206. There are limited amenities, and no restaurant facilities in town. The local grocery provides basics with a limited selection of food.  The towns of Boise ID, Nampa ID and Caldwell ID are served b a wide range of motels/hotels and restaurants.

Please refer to the Winter edition of The Atlatl for more travel information.

New Location! OAA will provide instruction, Ohio locals, and ISACs each day.  Contact Ray Strisheck (ohioatlatl@hotmail.com or 740-331-4351) or Steve Barnett (barnz@juno.com or 740-698-6553) for more information.

Contact James Turner (970) 946-2096 el_lobo_solo@hotmail.com

OAA will provide instruction, local contests and ISACs daily. Contact Ray Strisheck (ohioatlatl@hotmail.com or 740-331-4351) or Steve Barnett (barnz@juno.com or 740-698-6553) for more information.

See the website at https://www.ohiopawpawfest.com for more event information. Entry fee and no dogs allowed.

Another great weekend event at Tim Hall’s property! OAA will provide local contests and ISACs daily. Contact Tim at thcustom@sbcglobal.net or 317-627-5693 for more information.

OAA will provide instruction, local contests and ISACs daily. Contact Ray Strisheck (ohioatlatl@hotmail.com or 740-331-4351) or Steve Barnett (barnz@juno.com or 740-698-6553) for more information.

This is our most unique event of the year, featuring a variety of primitive skill demonstrators and knappers, set in an ancient hilltop enclosure surrounded by waterfalls. We will have an atlatl range, with ISACs Friday and Saturday and an open throw on Saturday only.  RV and tent campsites are available in the park campground and primitive camping is offered to knappers, vendors, and demonstrators in the maintenance field. We will have at least one food vendor, and many other vendors of rock, crafts, and knapped items. We hope to see you there!

Please contact Park Ranger Eric Collins at Eric.L.Collins@tn.gov or call at 931-247-4673 for more information. If you would like to be a vendor or demonstrator, please let us know.

Saturday, October 7, &  Sunday, October 8,  Thunderbird Atlatl, 90 Main Street , Candor, New York 13743. Local atlatl contests all day on Saturday, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.  ISAC on Saturday, Oct. 7, during day and Sunday, Oct. 8, at 11 a.m.  Fall festival activities throughout the community.  For further information contact Bob and Cheryll Berg at contact@thunderbirdatlatl.com or 607-659-3854.

Contact James Turner (970) 946-2096 el_lobo_solo@hotmail.com

Enjoy the beautiful sights and historic buildings on the grounds of the Sheboygan County Museum! Events will be held throughout the 3 day weekend long event!

21 October – ISAC, European Round, 3-D Targets, and the competitions

22 October – ISAC only in the morning

Contact Lenny Riemersma (920) 917-0335 or wistalatl@gmail.com

There will be educational instruction, fun throwing, and a casual class on how to build an atlatl and primitive dart, starting at 11 AM.
Bring your own lunch. No food provided.
No entry fee will be charged for any of the atlatl events. A limited number of Atlatls will be available to purchase, but not required. There will also be a limited number of Atlatls available to borrow if you don’t have one.
Beginning about 1 PM we will have an official ISAC competition.
This is a single day event.
Sponsored by the Mammoth Slayers Atlatl League.
The event will be held at our home in Chester, Utah.
14430 North 2820 East
Chester, UT 84623

The Ohio Atlatl Association will provide instruction and host competitions including the ISAC and Ohio Locals at ROAR (Rural Ohio Appalachia Revisited) at the Hope School House. Set-up will occur on Friday, Oct.27 after noon, with ISAC abd Ohio locals until dark, and all-day Saturday from 9 am to 4 pm. Contact Ray Strisheck (ohioatlatl@hotmail.com or 740-331-4351) or Steve Barnett (barnz@juno.com or 740-698-6553) for more information.