If you are seeking an Archery merit badge, please contact Mr. Domae for a merit badge appointment. The scout must make the contact. Appointments will not be made with adults. Mr. Domae is an archery merit badge counselor for the Los Angeles Area Council, Frontier District. If you cannot reach me directly, please leave a message:

1. with your name,
2. your troop and district, and
3. your phone number with area code

Appointments will generally be made on Saturday Mornings Between 9am and Noon, and the merit badge will take at least two meetings, and may take as many as five to complete.

A limit of two or three scouts seeking an archery merit badge will be enforced. We cannot handle an entire troop at one time. If you are a lone scout, a parent or guardian must accompany you to the merit badge session. We will be working with sharp knives, sharp arrows, and lighters (fire); so, having your totin chip and fireman chit is highly desired.

1. Make an appointment!

2. Before your appointment: you should

1. Read the current merit badge book -cover-to-cover.
2. Fill out an archery merit badge worksheet -
   see meritbadge.com for the latest archery worksheet.
3. Review your knots - especially a clove hitch.
4. Review the knot used for serving
   (reference the Centenaryarchers website) and practice it.

3. When you arrive: Scouts should come with their:

1. Totin Chip and Fireman Chit
2. Pocket knife
3. Archery Merit badge book,
4. Completed archery merit badge worksheet,
5. Completed merit badge card (BLUE CARD) signed by your unit leader authorizing you to pursue an archery merit badge,
6. Water [ water is available at the park].

If you cannot make your appointment, please call.

4. All supplies for the badge are provided by the El Dorado Archers
donations to offset the cost of supplies are requested.

5. Plan to attend the safety class at NOON one time. The safety class allows you to shoot at the range. You are required to shoot a minimum score to pass your merit badge.