Chaseburg Rod and Gun Club
Welcome to our website. We encourage and promote all aspects of safe and respectful outdoor hunting and fishing activities, especially for our youth. Membership in the club is required to use the resources at our facility. For information about our club, schedule of upcoming events, and results of past events, please click on the area that interests you from the column on the left side of this page. You will be taken to the appropriate page for the most current information. You must be a member of the club to use our facility. If you are already a member, please have your membership card with you when you are at the club, as we do perform membership checks at various times.
The rifle and pistol range will be closed on these dates:
Every Tuesday from June 23 after 2 pm until September 8
Every Tuesday from June 23 after 2 pm until September 8
There is open trap shooting at the rod and gun on Mondays from 4 until 7 pm. The cost is $6 for every round of 25 birds. Open to members and non-members who purchase a day pass for $10.
Now Open - 3-D Archery Course (no crossbows, targets will not stop bolts or will damage targets!)
If you want to keep your archery skills up to snuff throughout the year, we now have an archery course set up on the club property. It features 18 3-D targets, including deer, bear, elk, cobra, dinosaur and more! Great for kids and adults. The course starts along the road to the right of the archery practice bales. Just stay on the road and it will take you back into the valley and it will come back to the parking lot. There is a numbered blue stake for those who like more challenging shots, an orange stake for typical hunting shots and a yellow stake for younger or inexperienced shooters at each target. Stand near the stake of your confidence level and shoot! Shoot several shots if you want! There is no cost, just come out and have some fun. You must be a member to shoot. If you want to buy an annual membership ($45) or just a day pass ($10), they are available at the drop box under the rifle range shelter. Fill out the form and drop the money and stub in the drop box. During these times, please practice social distancing protocols if there are several people on the course at the same time.
If you want to keep your archery skills up to snuff throughout the year, we now have an archery course set up on the club property. It features 18 3-D targets, including deer, bear, elk, cobra, dinosaur and more! Great for kids and adults. The course starts along the road to the right of the archery practice bales. Just stay on the road and it will take you back into the valley and it will come back to the parking lot. There is a numbered blue stake for those who like more challenging shots, an orange stake for typical hunting shots and a yellow stake for younger or inexperienced shooters at each target. Stand near the stake of your confidence level and shoot! Shoot several shots if you want! There is no cost, just come out and have some fun. You must be a member to shoot. If you want to buy an annual membership ($45) or just a day pass ($10), they are available at the drop box under the rifle range shelter. Fill out the form and drop the money and stub in the drop box. During these times, please practice social distancing protocols if there are several people on the course at the same time.
After many years without an increase in dues, it was decided as of Nov. 1 to increase the annual membership to $45 effective immediately. The lifetime membership will stay at $350 until December 31. As of January 1st, the lifetime membership will cost $450.
North American Squirrel Association (nasa), an organization dedicated to providing outdoor activities to the disabled, held a crossbow event at the rod and gun on August 3. Some of the participants had never shot a crossbow before. After a 2 hour morning class covering safety and the operation of the weapon, it was time for lunch and then out to the range. After a quick reminder about the safety tips, each shooter with their mentors sent some bolts down range. Everyone got to shoot a number of times. Several shooters were blind, and their crossbows were equipped with laser sights. As you can see from the pictures, several shooters did very well. Thanks to the rod and gun for providing the facility, the volunteers who donated their valuable time on a Saturday, and the nasa organization for providing the opportunities for the disabled to enjoy a variety of outdoor activities. Go to their website or Facebook page to see all the different activities they provide the disabled people of the Coulee region.
The north american squirrel association has a track chair available for use to the general public. If you know of someone who could benefit using one of these for an event, contact someone from the attached flyer.
We are now on Facebook also! Check out the link below and become a friend! https://www.facebook.com/pages/Chaseburg-Rod-and-Gun-Club/208541982496635
As of January 1st, 2017 the club property will no longer be open for hunting by members or non-members. Currently the club property is enrolled in the open managed forest land program, and thus we have to allow hunters. There have been problems with hunters not knowing where the club property lines are, and they end up trespassing on our neighbors property. As of January 1, the club property will no longer be open for hunting.