The International Field Round may consists of any of
the three different rounds, the field, hunter and animal rounds, but each
official round will consist of shooting 2 units of 14 targets with 4 arrows
at each target with the exception of the animal round where the archer
can shoot a maximum of three arrows but only shoots those arrows until
a score is made.
The distances vary in the Field round for seniors from
15 yards to 80 yards, junior distances range from 15 yards to 50 yards
and for cubs the distances vary from 8 yards to 30 yards. The field face
has a black spot, white inner ring and black outer ring.
The distances used in the Hunter round for seniors vary
from 11 yards to 70 yards, the junior distances range from 11 yards to
50 yards and for cubs the distances vary from 8 yards to 30 yards. The
hunter field face is all black with a white spot.
The
senior and junior distances that are shot in the Animal round vary from
10 yards and 60 yards and for cubs 8 yards to 30 yards. The animal field
face is made up of a variety of animals and the scoring is divided into
two areas, the “kill” area and the “wound” area. |