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clout archery

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/ˈklaʊt ˈɑrtʃəri/
Forms:clout archeries
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a form of archery where archers shoot arrows at a flag-marked target on the ground from a long distance

Clout archery is a type of archery where archers shoot arrows at a distant target, typically a flag or marker, placed at a long range. The target is usually set on the ground, and the goal is to land the arrow as close as possible to the target, often from distances of 130 to 200 yards or more. Unlike other forms of archery, clout archery emphasizes shooting arrows at a high curve, as the path the arrow follows is a key factor in hitting the target. This sport requires strength, skill, and the ability to judge both distance and the angle of the shot accurately.

  • The clout archery competition attracted skilled archers from around the world.
  • She practiced clout archery diligently to improve her accuracy.
  • Clout archery requires both strength and precision.
  • Participants in clout archery events aim to hit the target with their arrows.
  • Many traditional archery clubs include clout archery as part of their activities.