Auburn Conservation Club
Auburn Conservation Club is a members-only shooting range serving the Auburn, Indiana community for over 50 years. Located in Dekalb County, this family-friendly facility offers a welcoming atmosphere for shooters of all skill levels, from beginners to experienced competitors. The club provides comp...
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Auburn Conservation Club is a members-only shooting range serving the Auburn, Indiana community for over 50 years. Located in Dekalb County, this family-friendly facility offers a welcoming atmosphere for shooters of all skill levels, from beginners to experienced competitors.
The club provides comprehensive shooting opportunities across multiple disciplines:
- •Rifle & Pistol - Full backstop facilities with a 125-yard rifle range for target shooting
- •Trap Shooting - Two lighted trap ranges available for singles, doubles, wobble, and handicap shooting. Trap shoots run Tuesday evenings 6pm-10pm year-round, with the first round free for beginners
- •Archery - 3D range targets available for archery enthusiasts
The recently remodeled clubhouse includes restrooms and provides a comfortable shooting environment. The range operates extended hours (Monday-Saturday 8am-10pm, Sunday 12pm-10pm). Members enjoy year-round access to all facilities, while public trap shooting is available Tuesday evenings.
Annual membership is $50 (January-December), with lifetime memberships available. Members receive insurance protection, voting rights at monthly club meetings (third Tuesday), and access to all grounds and backstops. The club sponsors youth programs including the GHS Trap League, Boy Scouts, and Big Brothers Big Sisters initiatives.
Beyond shooting sports, Auburn Conservation Club actively participates in conservation stewardship, including quail and pheasant releases and tree-planting projects throughout the Dekalb County area.
Restrictions
- •Members only (except public trap shoots on Tuesday)
- •Eye and ear protection required
- •All firearms must be unloaded when not on firing line
- •Cease fire procedures must be observed
- •No shooting before noon on Sundays
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