Walla Walla Gun Club & Shooting Sports

Walla Walla Gun Club sits at 1212 Middle Waitsburg Road and functions as a serious competitive trap shooting destination. The club runs registered ATA events alongside casual shoots throughout the year.

• •This is the marquee event. The handicap draws 300 shooters and 1,200 registered ATA targets over a multi-day format (typically March 20-23). It's one of the largest trap shooting competitions west of the Cascades, featuring 11 events and multiple cash prize opportunities. The scale alone puts this on the regional shooting calendar.

Beyond the handicap, the club maintains a full event schedule:

• •Camas Prairie Handicap (March) — 300 shooters, 1200 targets
• •60-Bird Continental Buddy Shoot (May) — Draw-buddy format, spring season starter
• •WSTA State Shoot (May) — ATA and PITA cross-registered event
• •Money Shoots (Monthly) — 50-target events, typically two 25-bird formats
• •Hi-Yu Indians Fun Shoot (September) — Non-registered casual event
• •Hill's Meats Bacon Shoot (October) — Annie Oakley format
• •Thanksgiving Turkey Shoot (November) — Annie Oakley elimination style
• •Sausage Shoots (December, September) — $40 shoot cards with 6 shoots and guaranteed wins

Themed shoots use the classic Annie Oakley elimination style: contestants line up at the shooting line and take turns calling and shooting. If the first shooter misses, the next shooter can fire. Hit the target and everyone ahead who missed gets eliminated. This continues until winners are determined—a format that keeps things competitive and entertaining.

The club operates on a membership model with guest privileges. Members can access:

• •Range reservations for practice
• •Participation in all club events
• •RV reservation options during shoots
• •Member-only information and newsletters

Guest participation is available—check the membership section for guest policies and day-shoot options.

Walla Walla Gun Club 1212 Middle Waitsburg Road Walla Walla, WA 99362 (509) 529-7288 [email protected]

The Camas Prairie Handicap alone—with 300 shooters and 1,200 registered targets—makes this one of the regional shooting destinations worth planning around if you're serious about trap shooting in the Pacific Northwest.