EFAA direct membership?

TJ Mason · 07-05-08, 02:00 PM

I'm thinking of joining the EFAA, but next to "Club" on the membership form is the word "essential". I'd have difficulty getting to an EFAA club very often, so would prefer not to join one. Does anyone know whether it's possible to affiliate directly to the EFAA without being a member of a club?

not dead yet · 07-05-08, 02:16 PM

tim what is the EFAA....as i'm in wales

Shirt · 07-05-08, 07:57 PM

No, it's not, you have to be part of a club. However, most clubs, if you ask nicely, will let you join them for a quid or so and you can then get your EFAA membership.

Why d'you want to shoot EFAA anyway? The only club I can think of round your neck of the woods is Oakleaf, and they're the far side of the Pennines...

Pete - field archery but all marked distances and done in yards. Have a look: welsh field archery association

07-05-08, 09:31 PM

i am sure you can join as an independant, go to the efaa website and click on contacts, there you will find details from the membership secretary alec james, alec is ok and i am sure he will be very helpful in sorting you out with details, i have a list of clubs that are affiliated with the efaa ,but without a course if you want them. also there is the WFAA for the guy in wales,

harlequin · 07-05-08, 09:36 PM

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Originally Posted by indy

i am sure you can join as an independant, go to the efaa website and click on contacts, there you will find details from the membership secretary alec james, alec is ok and i am sure he will be very helpful in sorting you out with details,

I'm an independent member of the EFAA, so yes you can join without being a member of a club. But as the nearly dead person said, where will you shoot EFAA rounds, most clubs are in the south and west midlands.

TJ Mason · 08-05-08, 02:28 PM

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Originally Posted by harlequin

...But as the nearly dead person said, where will you shoot EFAA rounds, most clubs are in the south and west midlands.

Shirt's nearly dead??? Good lord!

Watchman has very kindly arranged for me to be a member of Friskney for EFAA purposes. Unfortunately I'll be one of those club members who never turns up for work parties, but I certainly intend to get there and elsewhere for shoots. Cheers!

not dead yet · 08-05-08, 04:07 PM

should have known it was field.......uuurrrrccchhh... messy up hill down dale thingamy bobby.

no need to come back here now..... target only for me.....bye bye....

pete

harlequin · 08-05-08, 08:23 PM

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Originally Posted by TJ Mason

Shirt's nearly dead??? Good lord!

My error, I picked the wrong name from the list

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Shirt It's an X Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Birstall Posts: 1,368 Tournaments Joined: 0 Tournaments Won: 0 Downloads: 81 Uploads: 0	No, it's not, you have to be part of a club. However, most clubs, if you ask nicely, will let you join them for a quid or so and you can then get your EFAA membership. Why d'you want to shoot EFAA anyway? The only club I can think of round your neck of the woods is Oakleaf, and they're the far side of the Pennines... Pete - field archery but all marked distances and done in yards. Have a look: welsh field archery association __________________ If you make something idiot proof, all that happens is someone builds a better idiot.

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not dead yet It's an X Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: north wales Posts: 3,927 Tournaments Joined: 0 Tournaments Won: 0 Downloads: 152 Uploads: 0 Blog Entries: 4	tim what is the EFAA....as i'm in wales

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indy Guest Posts: n/a Tournaments Joined: Tournaments Won: Downloads: Uploads:	i am sure you can join as an independant, go to the efaa website and click on contacts, there you will find details from the membership secretary alec james, alec is ok and i am sure he will be very helpful in sorting you out with details, i have a list of clubs that are affiliated with the efaa ,but without a course if you want them. also there is the WFAA for the guy in wales,

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not dead yet It's an X Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: north wales Posts: 3,927 Tournaments Joined: 0 Tournaments Won: 0 Downloads: 152 Uploads: 0 Blog Entries: 4	should have known it was field.......uuurrrrccchhh... messy up hill down dale thingamy bobby. no need to come back here now..... target only for me.....bye bye.... pete