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Bend Trap Club

Bend
145.4 miles from Portland

Bend Trap Club traces its roots back to 1913 when the Bend Gun Club first supported Oregon's state trap shoot. What started as a small group of hunters and shooters has evolved into Central Oregon's dedicated shotgun sports facility. The club operated for decades in the Pilot Butte area before reloc...

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Bend Trap Club traces its roots back to 1913 when the Bend Gun Club first supported Oregon's state trap shoot. What started as a small group of hunters and shooters has evolved into Central Oregon's dedicated shotgun sports facility. The club operated for decades in the Pilot Butte area before relocating to the legendary Brosterhous site in the 1930s—a facility so well-built it was proclaimed one of the west's best shooting locations by 1938.

After the original site was developed into residential homes in 2006, the club relocated to its current 280-acre facility near Millican, about 28 miles east of Bend on Highway 20. The first registered shoot at the new location was held in July 2008.

Clay Target Disciplines: - American Trap (regulation 10-field layout) - Doubles Trap - Continental Trap - Skeet - 5-Stand - FITASC

Thursday & Sunday: 9:00 AM – 2:00 PM (times may vary with weather)

Membership TypeAnnual Cost
Regular (Local)$75.00
Regular (Out of Area)$40.00
Prorated (July-Sept)$55.00
Prorated (Oct-Nov)$35.00

All memberships are family memberships.

Round TypeMember Price
Trap$6.00
Skeet$6.00
FITASC/5-Stand$8.00

Membership is all-volunteer. The club asks members to contribute 10 hours per year to keep operations running and target prices low.

Bend Trap Club hosts events throughout the year:

  • July: Grand Pacific (major regional event) with Doubles Marathon and Warm Up Weekend
  • August-September: Summer shooting
  • October-March: Friday Nights Under the Lights (first Friday monthly)
  • January-March: Winter League (10-week Sunday league)
  • November: BTC Turkey Shoot (Nov 23)
  • December: Crook County Turkey Shoot (Dec 14)
  • March: Winter League Finale 198-Bird Event
  • May: PITA 600-Bird Event (May 8-10)
  • May: Crook County Cowboys Blue and Gold Fundraiser (May 16)
  • June: ORCTL Warm Up Shoot and ORCTL High School State Shoot (weekend after Father's Day)

The club is supported by a 13-member all-volunteer Board of Directors elected at the annual membership meeting each March. Directors serve three-year terms.

For shooters traveling to major events like the High School State Shoot, the club offers RV reservations:

  • 50-amp service: $35/night
  • 30-amp service: $30/night
  • 20-amp service: $20/night (split, no AC)
  • Dry camping: $10/night

Head coaches receive priority; parent and student requests considered based on availability. The club is pursuing a grant to expand its camping and overflow parking areas.

Whether you're new to trap and skeet or a seasoned competitor, you can visit as a guest. Contact any club director or use the website contact form to arrange a tour or discuss membership. Group outings are also available by request.

Location: 29753 E. Highway 20, Bend, OR 97701 (about 4 miles east of Millican at mile marker 30). Take Highway 20 east toward Burns.

Fire Restrictions Active

Check current conditions before visiting. Smoking and open flames may be prohibited.

Restrictions

  • Membership required for regular participation (visitors welcome with director approval)
  • Eye and ear protection required
  • All shooters must follow club safety rules
  • Firearms must be unloaded except on active shooting stations
Pro Tips for Visiting
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American Trap (regulation 10-field layout)
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Doubles Trap
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Continental Trap
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[FITASC](/handbook/org-fitasc)
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July: Grand Pacific (major regional event) with Doubles Marathon and Warm Up Weekend
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August-September: Summer shooting

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