Auge's Archery

A family owned and operated "hobby" shop.

While bow hunting is a seasonal sport, the Auges hope to make their shop more of a year-round venture. Owners Don and Carl said they plan to carry more inventory, will hold classes for bow hunting licenses with their three certified bow instructors and want to open up indoor practice lanes.

Auge's Archery

6121 Peth Road

Great Valley, NY 14741

United States

Phone: 716-945-7286

42° 11' 39.678" N, 78° 38' 32.5464" W

General Information

Wheelchair Accessible: Yes
Parking: Yes
RV Parking: Yes
Bus Parking: Yes
Pets Allowed: No
Accepts Credit Cards: Yes
Internet Access: No
Conference / Meeting / Banquet: No
Playground: Unknown
Indoor Pool: Unknown
Outdoor Pool: Unknown
Swimming:
Boat Launch or Dock: No
Fishing Access: Nearby
Equestrian Trail Access: No
Bicycle Trail Access: Yes
Hiking Trail Access: Yes
Mountain Biking Trail Access: Yes
Snowmobile Trail Access: Unknown

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