Field archery is a form of archery that takes place in outdoor settings, typically in wooded or hilly areas. Archers shoot at targets set at varying distances, often ranging from 20 to 80 yards. The targets can be 3D animal replicas or traditional paper targets, and the course is designed to mimic hunting conditions. Participants navigate a course that may include different terrains and obstacles, enhancing the challenge. Field archery emphasizes skill in estimating distances and adjusting for environmental factors like wind and elevation. It is popular among both recreational shooters and competitive archers, promoting a connection with nature.