Allegan County Conservation League

The Allegan County Conservation League is a non-profit shooting range and conservation organization dedicated to promoting shooting sports in West Michigan while protecting the state's natural resources. Located in Allegan, Michigan, the facility welcomes members and certified shooters to enjoy a comprehensive range of shooting activities in a safe, well-maintained environment.

The club operates multiple specialized ranges to accommodate different shooting disciplines:

• •Trap Fields: 3 lighted trap fields for shotgun clay target shooting
• •Skeet Fields: 1 lighted skeet field for dynamic shotgun sports
• •Rifle & Pistol Range: Multiple distances available including 25, 50, 75, 100, 200, and 300 yards for precision rifle and pistol practice

• •Firing lines with target stands
• •Benches and tables for shooter comfort
• •Lighted fields for extended shooting hours
• •Member facilities and clubhouse
• •5-stand shooting area
• •Ample parking

Regular shooting hours operate on Thursdays (5:30pm–9:00pm) and Sundays (9:30am–2:00pm). The club hosts numerous events throughout the year including monthly Calcutta competitions, breakfast shoots on the first Sunday, concealed pistol licensing (CPL) classes, and the popular New Year's 100-bird event.

Alleagan County Conservation League operates as a members-only facility. Membership options include individual, couple, senior, junior, and veteran rates. New members and renewal applications are available, with multiple membership tiers to suit different shooter interests and experience levels.

Beyond shooting sports, the organization is committed to conservation education and community service, with breakfast shoot proceeds donated to local charities each month.