THE KILL TOURNAMENT GERMANY / SWITZERLAND IS CANCELED!

It is with great sadness that we announce that we had to cancel the Kill Tournament Germany / Switzerland, which was scheduled on September 19th and 20th.

It is heartbreaking and much more than a shame! We will miss hosting it and seeing all our traditional archery friends, but we see no other option!

We do not know exactly who to believe, who has the right information regarding this terrible pandemic. But on thing is certain - Corona is undisputedly present and it is an unnecessary risk to bring 150-200 people from different countries together for a tournament.

We cannot guarantee compliance with all the regulations regarding hygiene and social distancing. I will even go so far as to write that these regulations are pretty much guaranteed not to be observed.

In addition, we cannot - and do not want to be - responsible for the fact that our large community of instinctive and traditional archers would be exposed to the risk of infection.

Even if this risk should be so small - it is not a risk we are willing to take!

All archers who have registered for this tournament and have already paid the entry fee will automatically be considered "paid in full" for the Kill Tournament 2021 and their places are reserved.

For cancellations, please contact Chris Unger directly by email:This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

In our minds we are already looking forward to all the kill tournaments we will be hosting in 2021. Where, once again, we will be shooting our bows together in friendly competition, meeting new friends, and renewing friendships with long time fellow archers. This is what makes all of our kill tournaments so special - the people!

For all archers who have already booked their rooms in the archery hotel Bad, here are a few words from Hubert Wursthorn, the owner of the hotel:

"We have over 160 3D animals on our course! We are happy and invite you to come and stay with us this weekend anyway and enjoy our great course."

Hubert Wursthorn