Bay County Conservation & Gun Club

Bay County Conservation Club is a 501(c)(7) social club dedicated to conservation and shooting sports, located in Linwood, Michigan in Bay County. Founded in 1938, the club has evolved into one of the region's premier shooting facilities, serving shooters from recreational enthusiasts to world-class competitors.

The club offers a comprehensive range of shooting sports:

• •Sporting Clays: Two 50-bird courses with 100 automated targets featuring circular layouts and varied presentations
• •Trap Shooting: Three lighted trap fields with voice-activated calling and automated trap systems
• •5-Stand Shooting: Lighted field with 9 different target presentations, offering dual-purpose shooting
• •Skeet Shooting: Five lighted skeet fields with remote pullers and combination fields
• •Rifle & Pistol Range: Extended range from 7 to 300 yards with covered shelter and shooting benches

The club features a conditioned clubhouse, remodeled bathrooms including handicap-accessible facilities, and storage buildings. Golf carts are available for rent to traverse the sporting clays courses, which are closed to automobiles and trucks.

The club operates as a membership-based facility with both voting and nonvoting membership options. Membership runs May 1st to April 30th, with prorated memberships available starting in December. Guests are welcome to shoot with member accompaniment. The rifle and pistol range is accessible to cardholders daily from 9:00 AM until 30 minutes before sunset.

Bay County Conservation Club hosts winter trap and 5-stand leagues, special events, and competitions throughout the year. The facility serves communities throughout the Great Lakes Bay region including Bay City, Clare, Gladwin, Midland, Mt. Pleasant, Saginaw, and surrounding areas.