Elma Conservation Club

Established in 1944, Elma Conservation Club is a private sportsman's club dedicated to wildlife conservation, recreation, and education. Located at 600 Creek Road in Elma, New York, the club has evolved into a comprehensive shooting facility supporting competitive shooters, hunters, and outdoor enthusiasts.

Elma Conservation Club offers diverse shooting opportunities across multiple disciplines:

• •Two Trap Fields - Dedicated clay target shooting with organized fall and spring trap leagues
• •100-Yard Rifle Range - Full-distance rifle shooting capability
• •Pistol Range - Outdoor pistol shooting area
• •Archery Range - Traditional archery setup
• •3D Archery Course - Realistic hunting simulation targets
• •2-Acre Pond - Recreational fishing access
• •Clubhouse - Meeting and event space with kitchen facilities

Elma Conservation Club hosts a robust schedule of shooting activities and educational programs:

• •Competitive Trap League - Spring and fall leagues with team competitions and rankings
• •Hunter Education Classes - NYS-certified hunter safety instruction
• •Bow Hunting Classes - Archery and bowhunting skill development
• •Trapping Classes - Ethical trapping education
• •Kids Fishing Events - Youth fishing derby and outdoor education
• •Private Events Hosting - Available for member events and gatherings

Elma Conservation Club is a members-only facility. The club operates as a working organization where members contribute to facility maintenance and operations. Guests of members may use facilities with member sponsorship. The club is affiliated with the National Rifle Association, NYS Conservation Council, and Erie County Federation of Sportsman Clubs.

Beyond shooting sports, Elma Conservation Club actively supports wildlife conservation through pheasant stocking (over 1,000 released), stream improvements, and community outreach including hosting veteran and youth groups twice yearly.