Pitt County Wildlife Club

Pitt County Wildlife Club operates five distinct shooting ranges accommodating trap, Garand, rifle, pistol, and archery. Whether you're into competitive pistol, traditional rifle shooting, or bow hunting preparation, the facility has the setup for it.

PCWC is a private, members-only organization. Annual membership dues are $300 (vouchers worth $25 each can reduce this, up to 4 vouchers per renewal). Non-members can visit as guests when accompanied by a current member and registered with the club.

While the range itself is members-only, PCWC hosts several events open to the public:

• •Ladies Day Instructional Shoot — Educational and mentorship-focused event designed to teach women responsible recreational shooting practices
• •Youth Day — Open to the public, introduces young people to hunting, fishing, shooting sports, and archery
• •Competitive Match Series — USPSA pistol matches, Garand matches, trap competitions, and multi-gun events with published score tracking

"PCWC is a nonprofit educational organization dedicated to the conservation and propagation of the fish, game and wildlife of North Carolina and to the shooting sports throughout the United States."

As a nonprofit, PCWC maintains formal bylaws and constitution. The club publishes monthly newsletters, maintains an active events calendar, and documents match scores for competitive shooters. Registration is required for all public events.

• •Contact & Community: Reach out to Tom Horner at [email protected] for membership questions. The club maintains an active Facebook group and publishes event photos regularly. Check the events calendar for Ladies Day and Youth Day dates—these public events typically fill up.