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Terri or e-mail her at [email protected] she is very helpful, we stayed last year at the Spring Mill Inn in Mitchell In about 15 minutes from the shoot it is in a state park very nice had a buffet for breakfast and an dinner buffet that was well worth it. you have to book soon, now as Keith stated. or you can try to get a room in Bloomington further north than the shoot. As far as the yardage don't get nervous if you are shooting the hunter class nothing further than 35 yards if you are shooting the Bowhunter Release ( fixed pins) 45 yard max. the clubs have been doing a great job of keeping the yardages well within the max. doesn't mean that they won't try to fool you. If you haven't been to an IBO shoot before AND have shoot ASA you will find that the ranges are layed out like an ASA you will not be able to look back at your last target to get the yardage nor will you be able to look ahead. Check the rules for the class that you are planning on shooting in, they are different. Most of all come and have fun meet new people enjoy the weekend, I met my girlfriend and best friend shooting IBO events. Of the hundreds of people that I have meet less than a handful a would choose not to shoot with again. I shot the National Triple Crown for two years before becoming a state representative for the IBO, I am a firm believer in what the IBO stands for and the direction the board and officers are taking this organization. Welcome aboard from New York State Representative Rudy Abersold