The Southwestern Ohio Conservation Club
Established in 1950, the Southwestern Ohio Conservation Club is an approximately 119-acre wildlife and forestry preserve in Cleves. It is a private club that opens to the public for some events. New members must be sponsored by two existing members in good standing and file an application, and the c...
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Established in 1950, the Southwestern Ohio Conservation Club is an approximately 119-acre wildlife and forestry preserve in Cleves. It is a private club that opens to the public for some events. New members must be sponsored by two existing members in good standing and file an application, and the club has a waiting list that volunteers can move up.
The club runs a trap program with a trap team signup and youth trap instruction, along with an archery league and skeet and shotgun shooting. It also hosts fall turkey shoots each year running from September into October, open to the public, plus a training program for members.
Restrictions
- •Members only
- •Eye and ear protection required
- •Firearms must be unloaded when not in use
- •Range safety rules enforced
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