Randolph Fish & Game Club

Randolph Fish & Game Club, established in 1933, is the oldest continuously active club of its kind in Vermont, with roughly 131 members from the Randolph, Braintree, and Bethel area and beyond. The club teaches hunter safety courses and sponsors youth attendance at the state's Green Mountain Conservation Camp. Grounds total 65.25 acres on Lefebvre Road, plus 117 acres at a Rolling Rock location in Braintree Hill and 7 acres at Pickerel Pond in Brookfield.

An outdoor 100-yard rifle range has two backstops, with shooting benches for two set at 25-yard intervals and a roofed bench at 100 yards; a pistol bench sits at 15 yards with pistol holders. Rapid fire is not allowed, and only paper targets are permitted. An indoor .22-only range offers 4 lanes.

The club maintains a lighted trap range and also supports skeet shooting.

A 3-D archery course runs through woods, hills, and field with 30 targets at 10-yard intervals to 50 yards, used for Green Card and IBO events. A practice range and indoor winter archery on the .22 range round out the program.