Fitchville Conservation League

Fitchville Conservation League is a community-focused shooting range and conservation club established in 1946 by local farmers and sportsmen in New London, Ohio. As the area's leader in hunter education, the club maintains a strong commitment to safety, marksmanship, and outdoor traditions.

The range offers comprehensive instruction and competitive opportunities:

• •Hunter Education Courses - Certified programs for hunters of all ages and experience levels
• •Introduction to Handgun Classes - Beginner-friendly pistol instruction
• •Introduction to Shotgun Classes - Shotgun safety and marksmanship fundamentals
• •Concealed Carry Training (USCCA) - Free certifications covering personal protection and legal use of force
• •Pistol Leagues & Tournaments - Competitive shooting events throughout the year
• •Steel Pistol Challenges - Dynamic action shooting competitions
• •NRA Range Safety Officer Training - Professional certification courses
• •Action Shoots & Fun Shoots - Community events for all skill levels
• •Ladies' & Mens's Night Out - Specialized social shooting events

Fitchville Conservation League is a membership-based club. Prospective members should contact the club directly for membership information and requirements.

The club's Introduction to courses receive support from the Wildlife and Sport Fish Restoration Programs, administered by the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service and the Ohio Department of Natural Resources Division of Wildlife, making quality instruction accessible to the community.

The club maintains an active year-round schedule including board meetings, training classes, tournaments, and fun shoots. Check the club website for current event dates and registration information.