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Otoe County Wildlife Club

5715 I Road, Nebraska City, NE 68410, Nebraska City
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40.3 miles from Omaha

Founded in 1947, the Otoe County Wildlife Club has been a fixture for Nebraska shooters. They started on East 4th in Nebraska City overlooking the Missouri River, then moved to their current 61-acre property in 1970. The club is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to shooting sports and conservation. Th...

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Nebraska City

Otoe County Wildlife Club

5715 I Road, Nebraska City, NE 68410, Nebraska City

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Nebraska City, NE·Members Only·1 amenities·(402) 873-4524·See details for full schedule
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Founded in 1947, the Otoe County Wildlife Club has been a fixture for Nebraska shooters. They started on East 4th in Nebraska City overlooking the Missouri River, then moved to their current 61-acre property in 1970. The club is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to shooting sports and conservation.

The property includes:

  • •Four trap fields (updated 2017 with new trap machines, houses, and walkways)
  • •Skeet field for clay shooting
  • •Five-stand field for versatile clay target work
  • •Sporting clays course for special events
  • •Rifle range with targets at 50, 100, and 200 yards
  • •Pistol range on the north property
  • •Brand new clubhouse with beverages and snacks
ServiceStudent (18 & Under)MemberNon-Member
Trap/Skeet (25 targets)$6$6$9
5-Stand (50 targets)—$16$18
Sporting Clays (50 targets)—$17.50$20
Sporting Clays (100 targets)—$35$40
12 Gauge Ammo—$10$10
20 Gauge Ammo—$10$10

Student rates apply to shooters 18 and younger

Membership costs $100/year (or $50 if joining after July). Requirements include current NRA membership, completion of a club application, presentation to the Board, and 10 hours of volunteer service within 12 months (or $250 fee instead). Members get a membership card, key to the north property, and club bylaws/range rules.

When the club moved to its current location in 1970, they planted 1,750 trees and shrubs by hand using 30-gallon cans hauled from town. Today the property features seven nature trails and supports 400 species of plant life and wildlife.

  • •Sunday: 10am–4pm | Tuesday: 4pm–9pm | Other days by special appointment

5715 I Road, Nebraska City, NE 68410 | 402-873-4524

Restrictions

  • •NRA membership required for club membership
  • •Public day-use available; membership provides key access to north property
  • •Ten hours of volunteer service required within 12 months of membership (or $250 alternative fee)
  • •Eye and ear protection required
  • •All club rules and range safety rules must be followed
Pro Tips for Visiting
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Four trap fields (updated 2017 with new trap machines, houses, and walkways)
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Skeet field for clay shooting
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Five-stand field for versatile clay target work
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[Sporting clays](/handbook/sporting-clays) course for special events
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Rifle range with targets at 50, 100, and 200 yards
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Pistol range on the north property

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