On the other side of the Cascades, other ax-throwing venues are also gearing up for legal action. Miguel Tamburini, a nationally ranked competitive ax thrower and coach, owns Jumping Jackalope Axe Throwing in Spokane. It’s currently closed because of local COVID-19 restrictions, but he’s hoping to reopen in the next few weeks. When he does, he plans to band together with other ax-throwing venues in the Spokane area and appeal directly to the liquor board.
“Our plan is to get united and together hire an attorney. And we’re going to show them the evidence of every other ax-throwing venue in the United States of America that are allowed to sell
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