Boulder Junction Shooting Range

Boulder Junction Shooting Range is a public shooting facility in Boulder Junction, Wisconsin, operated in cooperation with the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources. This volunteer-maintained range offers a comprehensive shooting experience with multiple disciplines and a welcoming community atmosphere.

The range features an impressive array of shooting options:

• •Rifle Range: 25, 50, 100, 200, and 300-yard distances with a covered rifle shelter
• •Pistol Range: Separate dedicated pistol shooting area
• •Trap & Skeet: Three trap fields (equipped with voice pulls) and two skeet fields
• •Five Stand: Seasonal field (spring through fall) available on one of the skeet fields

• •Trap, Skeet, and Wobble Skeet: Open year-round every Sunday and Wednesday from 12:00 PM to 3:00 PM

• •Rifle & Pistol Ranges: Open sunrise to sunset (except during scheduled events or when trap/skeet shooting occurs). On Sundays and Wednesdays, these ranges close at 11:30 AM.

• •Trap Leagues: Available Tuesday and Thursday evenings during late spring and summer months, plus a traveling league on Monday nights.

The range is open to the public with the following rates:

• •Non-member: $6 per round (25 targets)
• •Member: $5 per round
• •Annual Family Membership: $25
• •Annual Corporate Membership: $50
• •Shooting Cards (members only): $80 for 20 rounds ($4/round)
• •Gun Rental: $5/day (on premises only)

Shells (12 and 20 gauge) are available for purchase. Cash or checks accepted; no credit cards.

A spacious clubhouse provides panoramic views of all shooting activities. The range is maintained entirely by volunteers and actively welcomes additional volunteer support with scheduled work days posted at the clubhouse.

• •Location: Highway M, 5.6 miles north of Highway 51, 4.3 miles south of Boulder Junction, on Nebish Lake Road, east of the DNR Trout Lake Forestry Headquarters.