Western Reserve Fish and Game Preservation Association
Founded in 1919, the Western Reserve Fish and Game Preservation Association has been a centerpiece of Trumbull County outdoor sports for over a century. They're a working club focused on hunting, fishing, gun safety, and marksmanship—not a retail operation. Ranges 100-yard outdoor rifle range with c...
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Founded in 1919, the Western Reserve Fish and Game Preservation Association has been a centerpiece of Trumbull County outdoor sports for over a century. They're a working club focused on hunting, fishing, gun safety, and marksmanship—not a retail operation.
Ranges - 100-yard outdoor rifle range with covered shooting benches - 10-yard outdoor pistol range with covered benches - 50-foot indoor range (lead/copper washed ammo only) - Hours: Sunrise to sunset Mon–Sat, noon to sunset Sunday
Training & Education - CCW/CHL certification (8-hour Saturday classes, $60, includes all materials and lunch) - Hunter education classes - Junior rifle team marksmanship program (ages 10–18, Mondays 4–8pm) - Free Olympic-style archery for youth (Tuesdays 5–7pm, equipment provided)
Competitive Shooting - Military-style shoots (3rd Saturday, 10am start, $5 entry) - Cowboy Action Shooting with Shenango River Rats (Nov–Apr, 2nd Saturday & last Thursday) - Benchrest and timed drills on the indoor range
| Year | Dues | Work Hours |
|---|---|---|
| Year 1 | $75 | 10 hours |
| Years 2–3 | $65 | 6 hours |
| Year 4+ | $35 | 6 hours |
Indoor range day use: $2 members, $6 non-members. CCW classes max 27 students per session.
1058 West Third Street, Niles, OH 44446 Phone: (330) 544-3993 Email: [email protected]
Monthly meetings: 2nd Tuesday, 7pm. Apply for membership and speak with Jamie Waide at 6:30pm before the meeting.