Chaseburg Rod & Gun Club
Chaseburg Rod & Gun Club is a member-supported shooting facility in Stoddard, Crawford County, Wisconsin. The club focuses on safe, respectful hunting and fishing activities with particular emphasis on youth participation and competitive shooting sports. | Membership Type | Cost | Details | |---|---...
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Chaseburg Rod & Gun Club is a member-supported shooting facility in Stoddard, Crawford County, Wisconsin. The club focuses on safe, respectful hunting and fishing activities with particular emphasis on youth participation and competitive shooting sports.
| Membership Type | Cost | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Annual | $45/year | Covers applicant, spouse/significant other, and children under 18. Valid Jan 1 - Dec 31. |
| Lifetime | $450 (one-time) | Single person only. Must update information annually. |
| Daily Pass | $10 | One person, one day. All ranges included. |
All members must be present on club grounds to sign up—no phone or remote registration.
Rifle Range - Backstops at 25, 50, 75, 100, and 200 yards - Adjacent pistol range extending to 10 yards - Brass collection boxes and dud round tubes provided - Members must police their own empties
Pistol & Concealed Carry - Short-range pistol facility - Concealed carry classes available through Freedom Firearms 101 LLC (contact: John Clark, 608-386-0246) - NRA Basic Pistol Class offered April 11 ($140) - Women's-only concealed carry class May 9 ($130)
Trap Shooting - 2-house trap range - Two seasonal leagues: 2-Person League (April-June) and 4-Person League (June-August) - League cost: $140 full-season prepay or $60 first night + $10/night thereafter ($90 total for 9 nights) - Prize payback: $20 per shooter distributed equally across divisions - Registration opens 2:30 pm, closes 8 pm each Tuesday - Food and beverages served league nights - Cash prizes awarded in multiple divisions - Makeup shooting allowed only second week (double round)
High School Clay Target Competition: Chaseburg hosts Central/Logan and Aquinas high school trap teams. Spring 2025 had 80+ athletes competing. Central/Logan finished 2nd in conference, with multiple state qualifiers and top-100 state shooters competing.
Archery Range - Bale targets 20-40 yards (field points only, vertical bows) - Sand pile adjacent to 30-yard targets for broadhead practice - Separate crossbow bag target at 40 yards (crossbows NOT allowed on bale targets) - Spring 3-D shoots featuring Rinehart targets - 30-target outdoor course with realistic hunting scenarios (deer, bear, turkey, dinosaurs) - Public events open to members and non-members—no prizes, just community fun
The club schedules monthly fish fries, blizzard shoots, 3-D archery competitions, quad county shoots, and club cleanup days throughout the year. Range closures are announced monthly for special events and school trap team practice.
- •Live Range Cameras: Real-time feeds available for Trap 1, Trap 2, Short Range 1 & 2, Pistol/Long Rifle, and parking lot.
The club explicitly states its mission: "Encouraging and promoting all aspects of safe and respectful outdoor hunting and fishing activities, especially for our youth."
Unlike commercial ranges, Chaseburg is member-governed with volunteer coaches and range staff. The 2-person and 4-person trap leagues run on honor systems for scoring and substitutions. High school students regularly shoot at the facility, with recent standouts finishing in the state top-100 and competing at nationals in Mason, Michigan.
- •Address: S1269 Sportsman Lane, Stoddard, WI 54521 (Crawford County)
- •Mailing Address: P.O. Box 97, Chaseburg, WI 54621
- •Phone: (608) 483-2107
- •Email: [email protected]
Membership is required for all range access except public 3-D shoots.
Restrictions
- •Members only (with daily guest passes available)
- •Field points only on bale targets - no broadheads on regular bales
- •Crossbows must use dedicated bag targets, not regular bale targets
- •Specific range closures for scheduled events and instruction classes
- •High school trap shooting has scheduled range closure times (typically 4:45 PM on competition days)
- •Club clean-up days may result in full closures
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