The Tell Tourney: Archery Apple Challenge at The Quiver

About this event

William Tell famously shot an apple off his son’s head—a legendary moment in archery history. In honor of that daring feat, The Quiver presents The Tell Tourney, a thrilling apple-shooting challenge open to archers of all skill levels! How It Works: Apples are perched on ground targets, starting at a close distance. Every time you successfully hit an apple, your shooting distance increases. You’ll receive six arrows per distance to attempt the shot. Miss all six? You’ll return to the starting line. Barebow archers get 4 “lives” to start over, Compound archers get 2. Additional “lives” will be available for purchase on the day of the event. Equipment Divisions: Open Compound Division begins at 10 meters Barebow Division begins at 5 meters Age Classes: Youth: 8–12 years Teen: 13–17 years Adult: 18+ Senior: 50+ only Youth and Teen may compete in one class above their own. Seniors may compete in the Adult class. Only one class per person is allowed. Awards: GOLDEN Apple Award: Farthest hit apple in each Division RED Apple Award: Farthest hit apple in each Age Class GREEN Apple Award: Given to every archer who enters, along with a certificate to record their farthest successful shot This one-of-a-kind archery tournament is a fun way to test your precision, improve long-distance shooting skills, and celebrate a true icon of archery history. All participants must register in advance.

From The Quiver Archery