Angus Macwilliam, 16, accomplished feat in tournament at Algoma Rod and Gun Club
A young archer from Goulais River has pulled off a rare feet in which he split an arrow that was already lodged right in the middle of the target.
Angus Macwilliam, 16, made what is known as a "Robin Hood shot" at an archery tournament at the Algoma Rod and Gun Club. The first shot was his own bull's-eye, and he split that arrow right down the middle with another bull's-eye shot.According to archershub.com, "This shot requires great skill and hence has taken on the name of this heroic outlaw."More information on youth archery at the local rod and gun club can be found on Facebook.
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