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Riley Conservation Club
Terre Haute
•67.2 miles from Indianapolis
Riley Conservation Club is a non-profit organization dedicated to wildlife conservation and competitive shooting sports. Located on 45 acres near Terre Haute, the club operates as a members-only facility with a 240-yard rifle range featuring a covered firing line, dedicated pistol bays, and an on-si...
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Riley Conservation Club is a non-profit organization dedicated to wildlife conservation and competitive shooting sports. Located on 45 acres near Terre Haute, the club operates as a members-only facility with a 240-yard rifle range featuring a covered firing line, dedicated pistol bays, and an on-site lake stocked with bluegill, bass, crappie, and other fish. Members also have hunting privileges on a portion of the property.
The club hosts competitive shoots nearly every weekend:
| Match Type | Schedule |
|---|---|
| Steel Challenge | 1st & 3rd Saturday |
| USPSA Practical Pistol | 3rd Sunday |
| IHMSA Pistol Silhouette | 3rd Sunday (Apr-Oct) |
| Long Range .22 | 1st Wed & 2nd Sat (Mar-Oct) |
| .22 Groundhog | 2nd & 4th Sunday (Mar-Oct) |
| Air Rifle & Air Pistol | January-February (indoor) |
Match dates can shift for holidays, so confirm before driving out.
Membership is $100/year (April 1 - March 31). New members must:
- •Complete a state-sponsored hunter education course OR pass the club's safety exam
- •Demonstrate safe firearm handling on the range
- •Attend a club meeting (held 2nd Thursday of each month at 7pm)
Guest policies are straightforward: members can bring immediate family or up to two non-member guests for shooting. For fishing/hiking, one guest maximum. Hunting guests limited to immediate family only, and must stay under the member's direct supervision.
- •Contact: Bill Cochran at [email protected] or attend a monthly meeting.
Safety Information
- •Check current conditions before visiting
- •Follow all posted safety guidelines
- •Respect other shooters and maintain safe distances
Pro Tips for Visiting
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Complete a state-sponsored [hunter education](/handbook/hunter-education) course OR pass the club's safety exam
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Demonstrate safe firearm handling on the range
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Attend a club meeting (held 2nd Thursday of each month at 7pm)
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