Facilities
Three ranges, a clubhouse in progress, and an Airbnb in the timber
Everything on the property is maintained by the membership and open to you dawn to dusk once you are approved.
The Long Line
250-Yard Rifle Range — Growing to 1,000
The range sits in a natural valley near the creek bottoms, where the terrain itself does the containing — the hillsides form natural berms behind and alongside the impact area. Eight open-air shooting benches span more than 130 feet of firing line, with target frames and steel staged at fixed distances so you can walk a load out to 250 yards without breaking down your setup. The line is being extended on work days, and the goal is a full 1,000 yards.
- Distance today
- 250 yd
- Goal
- 1,000 yd
- Benches
- 8 open-air
- Backstop
- Natural valley
- Set in a natural valley — hillsides form the backstop
- Steel and paper at 50, 100, 150, 200 and 250 yards today
- Actively being extended on work days — 1,000 yards is the goal
- Eight open-air shooting benches along 130+ feet of firing line
- Fixed-height benches; two accessible positions
- Club-provided target frames and backers; bring your own paper
- Bring your own firearms and ammunition — no rentals, loaners, or sales
- No chronograph tables on the line — bring your own stand
- .50 BMG permitted on designated targets only; rifle calibers up to .338 Lapua Magnum elsewhere; no steel-core
- AR500 steel takes lead-core ammunition under 3,000 fps only — no AP, no steel-core, no magnum rifle loads over that
- Cease-fire is called by members as needed for target changes
- Man-made berms are being added over time for added safety and lead collection
Handgun Line
Pistol Range
Handguns share the general firing line with rifle — there are no reserved or dedicated bays, just open access on a first-come basis. Paper is on rolling frames you position yourself, and reactive steel is available when you want it.
- Access
- Shared line
- Distances
- 7–25 yd
- Calibers
- Up to .44 Mag
- Open access on the shared line — no reserved or dedicated bays
- Typically shot at 7 to 25 yards using the near target positions
- Reactive steel plates available on request — lead-core handgun ammunition only
- Rolling paper frames you set to your own distance
- Draw-from-holster permitted after a members' proficiency check
- Handgun calibers up to .44 Magnum; no steel-core or tracer
- Shotgun patterning board at the west end
Bow Line
Archery Range
A dedicated bow line backed by multiple large round hay bales — deep, forgiving, and easy on your arrows. A few animal targets are set out alongside them for shooting at something closer to the real thing. Included with membership at no extra cost.
- Backstops
- Round bales
- Targets
- Animal targets
- Cost
- Included
- Included with membership — no separate fee
- Multiple large round hay bale backstops along the bow line
- A few animal targets set out alongside the bales
- Broadheads on the bales only — field points on the animal targets
- Bring your own bow and arrows — the club does not rent, loan, or sell equipment
- Bring your own target faces and a bow square
- Open to compound, recurve, longbow, and crossbow
- Separate from the firearms lines — no cease-fire needed to shoot
- Pull your own arrows; check behind the bales before you shoot
Start Here
Range Check-In & Club Office
The large white and black shop near the range entry gate is the club's administrative office, and the deck on its front side has the range check-in window. Every non-member — day-pass holders and member guests alike — checks in here before going to the line. Members with gate access don't need to stop, but this is where to find staff.
- Who
- Non-members
- Hours
- Dawn – Dusk
- Check-in window on the deck, front side of the shop
- Located near the range entry gate
- All day-pass holders and guests check in here first
- Bring a photo ID — your waiver should already be signed online
- Club administrative office; staff are here during operating hours
- Exterior property gate is opened at dawn and closed at dusk by staff
- Members open the interior gate with their own code, card, or mobile credential
Under Renovation
The Clubhouse
The clubhouse is an older ranch-style farmhouse on the property that we are renovating room by room. Restrooms and running water are open and available to members and guests today. The rest is a work in progress, and every dollar that comes into the club goes back into finishing it.
- Status
- Renovating
- Restrooms
- Open now
- Restrooms open and available now
- Running water on site
- Original ranch-style farmhouse being renovated room by room
- Funded by day passes, memberships, donations, and sponsorships
- Stay clear of posted work areas while renovation is underway
Work In Progress
Every dollar goes back into the property
The clubhouse is an older ranch-style farmhouse that came with the property, and we are renovating it room by room. Restrooms and running water are already in and open — the rest comes along as the club grows.
The range is the same story. It sits in a natural valley whose hillsides already serve as berms; as membership grows we are adding man-made berms on top of that, both for extra safety margin and so spent lead can be collected and recycled rather than left in the ground.
The shooting line is being extended on work days too. It reaches 250 yards today; the end goal is a full 1,000. That is member labor and member dues, yard by yard.
Proceeds from day passes and memberships, along with donations and local sponsorships, are what pay for it. The work happens as the club can afford it, which is slower — and it is the reason the place belongs to the people who use it.
Interested in sponsoring the renovation or donating materials? Get in touch.
Day passes
Every pass goes straight into the property — lumber, fixtures, and finish work on the farmhouse.
Memberships
Monthly and annual dues cover upkeep first, then renovation work.
Donations
Cash, materials, and equipment from members and neighbors who want the place finished.
Sponsorships
Local businesses backing the renovation of the old farmhouse.
Overnight
The Airbnb Stay
A 2025 Timberwolf Black Label Destination Trailer with a double loft system that sleeps up to eight. Two opposing rear slides open up the living room and kitchen, so there is room for everyone to spread out, and the master bedroom is outfitted with a King bed. Listed publicly on Airbnb, with member rates available on request. You'll have company nearby: our mini Highland bull, the goats, the lambs, and the Great Pyrenees who watches over all of them.
- Sleeps
- Up to 8
- Slides
- Three
- Booking
- Airbnb
- Double loft system — sleeps up to 8
- Master bedroom outfitted with a King bed
- Two opposing rear slides open up the living room and kitchen
- Residential French door refrigerator with two lower freezer drawers
- Kitchen island built for cooking for a crowd
- Two full-sized closets
- Large deck walkout with an elevated view of the property
- Neighbors include our mini Highland bull, goats, lambs, and a Great Pyrenees guardian dog
- Member rates available — ask when you book
Safety
Range rules
Every member acknowledges these in writing during the application, and again at orientation. They are posted at the gate, in the clubhouse, and at every firing line.
One serious violation ends a membership. Muzzle discipline, target discipline, and cease-fire compliance are not warned about twice. If you are unsure of a rule, ask a range safety officer before you load.
- 01Treat every firearm as if it is loaded, every time you pick it up, without exception.
- 02Never let the muzzle cover anything you are not willing to destroy. Muzzles stay downrange or vertical at all times.
- 03Keep your finger off the trigger and outside the trigger guard until your sights are on target and you have decided to fire.
- 04Be certain of your target, what is in front of it, and what is beyond it. This range is backstopped by the valley itself, so know where the hillside rises and never take a shot that could crest it.
- 01Bring your own equipment. The club does not rent, loan, or sell firearms, bows, ammunition, or arrows to anyone — members, guests, or day-pass holders. The club provides the ranges, frames, backers, and targets; the gun or bow is yours to bring.
- 02Eye and ear protection are required by everyone on or behind the firing line, including spectators.
- 03Firearms are cased or actioned-open with a chamber flag anywhere other than the firing line.
- 04Any person may call a cease-fire at any time for any reason. On 'CEASE FIRE,' unload, action open, chamber flag in, step behind the yellow line, and hands off.
- 05Nobody handles a firearm while anyone is downrange. This includes putting a rifle away in its case.
- 06Shoot only at approved club targets and frames. No glass, no electronics, no exploding targets, no unauthorized steel.
- 07Do not shoot the club's AR500 steel with armor-piercing or steel-core ammunition, or with any rifle load leaving the muzzle faster than 3,000 feet per second. Those rounds crater and pit the plate, and a cratered plate throws fragments back at the firing line instead of shedding them sideways. Magnum rifle loads over that threshold go on paper.
- 08If you are not certain of your load's muzzle velocity, look it up on the box or ask before you shoot steel. A single fast round permanently ruins a plate for everyone.
- 09Do not shoot target frames, posts, hangers, roof supports, or the ground short of the backstop.
- 10Rapid fire is permitted only when you are alone on the line and have announced it.
- 11Pick up your brass, your paper, your staples, and your trash before you leave. Leave the position cleaner than you found it.
- 01The archery range is a separate line from the firearms ranges. Never carry a bow onto the firearms line or a firearm onto the bow line.
- 02Shoot only into the hay bales or the animal targets. Never shoot over a bale, past the target line, or at anything the club has not set up as a target.
- 03Check behind and beyond the backstop before every shot. A pass-through or a skipped arrow travels much further than people expect.
- 04Broadheads are permitted on the hay bales only. Use field points on the animal targets — broadheads destroy them.
- 05Nobody goes forward to pull arrows until everyone on the line has finished shooting and bows are down.
- 06Draw only toward the targets. Never draw a bow toward a person, and never dry-fire.
- 07Pull your own arrows and account for every one. Report a lost arrow so nobody finds it with a mower or a boot.
- 08Inspect arrows for cracks and check nocks before shooting. A damaged arrow can come apart on release and injure you.
- 09Eye protection is recommended on the bow line, and required for crossbows.
- 01Your gate access — entry code, RFID card, or mobile credential — is yours alone. Never share it, never prop the gate, and confirm the gate has latched behind you.
- 02Sign in every visit, including the range you are using and your departure time.
- 03Non-members check in at the range check-in window before going to the line. It is on the deck of the large white and black shop, near the range entry gate.
- 04It is the sponsoring member's responsibility to make sure every guest has completed the online day pass and signed the waiver BEFORE arriving. A guest without a signed waiver does not shoot.
- 05Every guest must be checked in, must have a signed waiver on file, and must stay within arm's reach of the sponsoring member.
- 06One free guest per member per visit. Any additional guest must purchase a day pass. Guests may not bring guests.
- 07No alcohol, cannabis, or impairing substances on the Property. If you have been drinking, you are done shooting for the day.
- 08Operating hours are dawn to dusk. The exterior property gate is opened at dawn and closed at dusk by club staff — plan your departure so you are not shut in.
- 09The rifle range is closed for the entire November firearms deer portion. Hunting continues; shooting on the range does not.
- 10Overnight access is only for Airbnb guests, hunters, and campers who have purchased that package. Membership alone does not include it.
- 11Speed limit on club roads is 15 mph. Park in designated areas only.
- 12Report any damage, unsafe condition, or rule violation to a board member the same day.
- 01A current Missouri hunting license and all applicable permits are required. Club membership is not a permit.
- 02During the youth deer portions, a youth hunter must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian at all times. The adult stays with the youth — supervision from a neighbouring stand, or by another member standing in, does not satisfy this.
- 03Hunting is by annual draw only. Stand assignments are posted before the season and are not transferable.
- 04Outside the November firearms portion, hunt only from the assigned stands on the hill south of the main creek. That high ground sits above the firing line, which crosses the creek below it.
- 05Do not travel downhill to creek level while the range is live. The shooting lane runs along the creek bottom — losing elevation puts you in it. Stay on the hill, and if you must leave your stand, go up and away from the creek, never down toward it.
- 06During the November firearms portion the range is closed. Elevation no longer protects you from anything, but the creek-bottom rule lifts only because nobody is shooting.
- 07Harvest limit is one buck and one doe per person, per season. This is a club limit, stricter than the state's — Missouri permits allowing more do not raise it, and it applies across every portion and every slot you hold.
- 08Observe the club's antler restriction as published each August. Report every harvest within 24 hours.
- 09Treestands must be inspected annually and a full-body harness is required from the ground up, every time.
- 10No permanent stands, blinds, or lanes may be cut without written board approval.
- 11Stay off food plots and out of assigned areas that are not yours during the season.
- 12Field dressing is done at the game-cleaning station, not in the timber and not at the clubhouse.
Come see it in person
Prospective members are welcome to schedule a walk-through of the property before applying.