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01.06.10 | 10 ATA Trade Show Attendees Emerge As Winners

ATA Trade Show attendees who registered by December 23, 2009 were entered in a drawing to win big savings at the 2011 ATA Trade Show in Indianapolis. Three winners received three nights in an ATA hotel, while seven additional winners received a dinner for two up to $75 in Indianapolis.

Winners may claim their prizes at the ATA Booth, number 1508, while attending the 2010 Trade Show.

Winners of Dinner for Two
Jefferson Archery, Jefferson, MD
Williams Gun Sight Co., Inc, Davison, MI
Ol' Man Outdoors, Tallahassee, FL
Extreme Dimensions Wildlife Calls, Hampden, ME
Whitetail Institute of North America, Pintlala, AL
Smokey Mountain Pro Archery, Seymour, TN
Straight Arrow, Chadwicks, NY

Winners of a Three-Night Hotel Stay
Big Rock Sports, Newport, NC
Right-On-Target, Waynesville, NC
The Archery Shop, Minster, OH

Pre-Show Registration Rates End Fri., Jan. 8 at 5 p.m. Central

The pre-show registration rates end on Friday, Jan. 8 at 5 p.m. Central Standard Time. Standard (on-site) badge rates will be applied for those registering after this date and time. For more information, contact (866) 266-2776.

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The ATA estimates that as of 2004, 36 percent of archery sales were for bows, $192 million; for arrows, $100 million for arrows, $88 million for accessories, $37 million for crossbows and $35 million for broad heads.