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Brookfield Tri-District Conservation Club

1214 Custer Orangeville Rd., Brookfield, OH 44403, Brookfield
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155.9 miles from Columbus

The Brookfield Tri-District Conservation Club was established January 20, 1952, as a bastion of conservation in Northeast Ohio. Starting with 47 acres purchased in 1953, members built the clubhouse themselves and have spent more than seven decades expanding and maintaining the property. Today the cl...

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Brookfield Tri-District Conservation Club

1214 Custer Orangeville Rd., Brookfield, OH 44403, Brookfield

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The Brookfield Tri-District Conservation Club was established January 20, 1952, as a bastion of conservation in Northeast Ohio. Starting with 47 acres purchased in 1953, members built the clubhouse themselves and have spent more than seven decades expanding and maintaining the property.

Today the club manages 250 acres with a two-acre pond and multiple outdoor ranges that stay active throughout the seasons.

EventScheduleContact
.22 Rimfire Challenge1st Sunday, June-Nov, 11a-3pNeil Hane (330-506-2844)
Trap ShootEvery Thursday, May-Nov, 6p-8pDave Hunter (330-978-2666)
Turkey ShootEvery Tuesday, Sept-Dec, 6:30p-8:30pBurl Tingler (330-506-7235)
3 Gun / Cowboy Action2nd Sat & last Thurs, May-Oct, 9a-11aLoren Scott (330-361-9732)
Muzzleloading / Black Powder3rd Sunday year-round, 11a-1pJohn Douglas ([email protected])
Fishing DerbySummer monthsBurl Tingler (330-506-7235)

The club also hosts dinners, sponsored events, and raffles throughout the year.

Buckeye Rangecraft, a veteran-owned business, operates as the club's primary training partner. They offer firearm safety fundamentals and marksmanship courses with multiple location options.

Visit buckeyerangecraft.com to view courses, schedule training, or ask questions.

Membership is open to outdoor enthusiasts of all generations who value skill, safety, and community. The process:

1. Complete and submit a membership application 2. Attend the monthly executive meeting (4th Sunday) 3. Introduce yourself and discuss your interests 4. Attend the next member meeting (2nd Sunday) 5. Submit annual dues ($50) and new member fee ($50) 6. Receive membership card and gate code

Safety Information

  • •Check current conditions before visiting
  • •Follow all posted safety guidelines
  • •Respect other shooters and maintain safe distances

Restrictions

  • •Members only
  • •Eye and ear protection required
  • •Membership application and approval required
  • •Annual dues required ($50)
  • •New member fee ($50 one-time)
  • •Must attend monthly meetings per membership agreement

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