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3D Archery Range - DE Pere Sportsmen's Club
3623 Club Drive, De Pere, WI
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•De Pere Sportsmen's Club operates on 3,623 Club Drive in De Pere, Wisconsin—a 70-year-old institution built and maintained entirely by volunteers. With nearly 500 active members, this is where Brown County shooters come to compete, learn, and improve. The club's flagship facility is a 30-station 3D ...
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De Pere Sportsmen's Club operates on 3,623 Club Drive in De Pere, Wisconsin—a 70-year-old institution built and maintained entirely by volunteers. With nearly 500 active members, this is where Brown County shooters come to compete, learn, and improve.
The club's flagship facility is a 30-station 3D archery course described as one of the finest in Wisconsin. The range winds through the club's grounds featuring mature hardwoods and wildflowers, offering challenging shots for both beginners and experienced archers. The course is open to members and non-members year-round (weather permitting), though it closes seasonally in winter.
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Contact for 3D Archery: Jim Sausen at 920-819-6616
The club hosts organized leagues across multiple shooting sports:
| League | Schedule | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Trap | Monday & Thursday nights, year-round | Summer, fall, and winter leagues. Open shooting 6:30-9:00 PM on league nights. Shells available for purchase. |
| Pistol | Tuesday nights, Sept-May (indoor) | Both competitive league and open shooting. Help available for beginners. |
| Action Pistol | Every other Tuesday (outdoor) | IDPA rules format. Timed courses evaluating accuracy and speed. |
| Junior Rifle | Year-round program | Ages 11-20. Safety training, marksmanship instruction, competitive opportunities state and nationwide. |
| 4H Shooting Sports | Seasonal programs | Air rifle instruction for youth focusing on safe handling and fundamentals. |
- •Sight-In Days (October-November)
- •Cost: $5 per firearm
- •Experienced shooters help you adjust sights for hunting season
- •2025 Schedule: October 4-5, October 25-26, November 1-2, November 8-9, November 15-16, November 17-20
- •Hours vary 8 AM-8 PM depending on date
- •Volunteer opportunity: 10 hours gets next year's membership discount
- •Contact: Joe Socha at 920-680-7968
ALL FIREARMS MUST BE IN CASES - No exceptions. Uncased firearms will be turned away.
- •Winterfest 2025 (February 23)
- •Annual family event with booyah, hamburgers, refreshments, and kids' games
- •Main raffle (1,000 tickets at $20): Previous winners include Weatherby shotguns, Browning rifles, Glock 43X pistols, Ruger Americans, Winchester shotguns, and more
- •Meat raffles 11 AM-2 PM
- •Kids' games run by Brown County 4-H Shooting Sports (Nerf ShootOut, Balloon Darts, Plinko, Cornhole, Ring Toss)
- •Carry-out booyah available
- •Risk It Raffle (September)
- •1,000 tickets at $20 each
- •20 prize drawings including firearms from Scheels and cash prizes ($100-$750)
- •Previous winners: Weatherby Vanguard, Winchester SX4, Glock 43X, Ruger Americans, Mossberg 500, Taurus pistols, Savage rifles, Stoeger shotguns, Sig Sauer Macro
- •Tickets available Monday & Thursday 7-9 PM at clubhouse, or by contacting board members
The club facilitates Wisconsin DNR Hunter Education courses through the DNR Go Wild website. Fall classes fill quickly—register early through the state website by searching course type "HUNTER" and county "BROWN."
- •Questions: Tom Vollrath (920-883-9175) or Dennis Dugre (920-494-9227)
- •3D Archery Range (30 stations)
- •Indoor Range
- •Rifle Range
- •Trap fields
- •Clubhouse for events
"Volunteers are at the heart of the success of all events. The Club promotes safe shooting sports, and this cannot happen without the dedication of members."
The club has nearly 500 members and actively recruits volunteers for: - Event operation and staffing - Facility maintenance days - Sight-In Day assistance - Fundraiser support
Membership dues support operations, with events and fundraisers bridging additional operational costs. Volunteer hours (typically 10) can offset next year's membership dues.
Contact board members for volunteer opportunities or membership info.