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Welcome to the NCFAA!!!

NCFAA / NFAA Membership Information
Join today using any of the following methods!

1. Join online 2. Print and Mail Form
3. Call the NFAA at (605) 260-9279

4. Contact the NFAA by writing to:
NFAA Headquarters 800 Archery Lane Yankton, SD 57078 Fax: (605) 260-9280

Regular - Affiliate through your local and state association and be eligible for all NFAA tournaments and programs. Fee for Individual member or the Head of Household in North Carolina is $50.00 annually. The Second and Third family members are $9.00 each, more than Three family members is $2.00 each. Individual Youth Membership for North Carolina is $17.00 (under 18 years old, must include date of birth on application).

Life - Exempt from regular fees and dues to NFAA for individuals 18 years and older and entitled to all services provided by the NFAA. Life members who are 55 years and older are exempt from paying registration fees at National and Sectional tournaments. Fee for life membership in the National organization $525.00 plus applicable state dues annually.

Professional - NFAA members in good standing, 18 years and older, may join the NFAA Professional Division. Compete for top dollars at sponsored Pro Tournaments. Additional Fee for professional membership is $75 annually above your regular membership fees.

Bowhunter - A noncompetitive membership with dues supporting the NFAA Bowhunter Defense Fund. Benefits include small and big game awards program, and eligibility for hunting award contests sponsored by NFAA. Fee for non-competitive Bowhunter membership $30 annually, additional family members may be added $3 annually.

As a member, you will receive bi-monthly issues of Archery magazine, the official NFAA magazine.

Archery magazine is filled with national archery news and information, articles on equipment, regulations, tournaments, and events for target, 3D and hunting archers. There are articles on purchasing, tuning, shooting and hunting with all types of archery tackle. You will read articles written about tournaments and hunts, from experienced archers and hunters. This is a must-see magazine, so don't miss another issue, sign up now!

Earn Awards and National Recognition for your Skills
The NFAA has a very comprehensive awards program for both the hunter and the tournament shooter. Awards begin with patches and pins for the "Cub" archers and progress to the Compton Medal of Honor.

Indoor and Outdoor league programs
Everything preprinted and complete with instructions on how to set up and run your leagues.

Archers shoot against their competition. Shooting styles range from bare compound bows; compound bows with rests, sights and releases; to traditional recurves and longbows; pros, seniors, men, women, young adult, youth and cubs. Tournaments are at the National, Sectional, State and Club Levels.