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Membership

Two plans. One standard of conduct.

Every membership carries the same privileges — the only question is whether you'd rather pay monthly or save by paying once a year. Not ready to join? Take a day pass and shoot for the day.

What's Included

What your dues buy

Dues go straight back into the property — gravel, berms, mowers, targets, food plots, and the cost of keeping the gate working in January.

Unlimited range time

All three ranges — rifle, pistol, and archery — every day, no lane fees and no reservations. Shoot a hundred rounds or six hundred, or a quiver of arrows into the bales. The dues are the same.

Your own gate credential

A personal entry code, RFID card, or mobile credential for the interior gate to the range. Come at dawn, come after work, come when nobody else is here.

Club matches and events

Monthly precision rifle and steel-challenge matches, plus spring sight-in days and a fall member cookout.

Whitetail season draw

Entry into the annual stand draw on managed QDM ground, with member-set antler restrictions and a limit of one buck and one doe per person, per season.

Member Airbnb rates

Discounted nightly rates on the on-site Airbnb, and first refusal on opening-weekend bookings.

Training and orientation

A full safety orientation on joining, plus RSO-led fundamentals clinics several times a year at no charge.

Rates

Choose your plan

Both membership plans include every benefit listed above — or shoot for a single day with a day pass, no membership required.

Monthly Membership

Full club access with the flexibility to cancel any time.

$90/mo

Billed monthly

$72/mo with the 20% Heroes discount — see if you qualify

  • Unlimited access to the rifle range — 250 yards, growing to 1,000
  • Unlimited access to the pistol range
  • Unlimited access to the archery range — hay bale backstops and animal targets
  • Bring your own equipment — the club does not rent or sell firearms, bows, ammunition, or arrows
  • Interior gate credential — entry code, RFID card, or mobile device
  • One free guest per visit; additional guests buy a day pass
  • Restrooms and running water on site (clubhouse under renovation)
  • Member rates on the on-site overnight stay
  • Eligible to reserve paid hunting season stand slots — provided dues never lapse before the season starts
  • Cancel any time before your next billing date
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Annual Membership

The best value — well under half the cost of paying monthly.

$650/yr

Billed once annually

Save $430 — roughly 40% off the monthly rate

$520/yr with the 20% Heroes discount — see if you qualify

  • Everything in the Monthly Membership
  • Save $430 a year versus monthly billing
  • Priority reservation for club events and matches
  • One free guest per visit; additional guests buy a day pass
  • Hunting season stand slots with no lapse risk — and first refusal on slots forfeited by lapsed monthly members
  • Locked-in rate for the full membership year
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20% off

Heroes Discount

20% off memberships, hunting season slots, and day passes for those who serve. It applies to monthly and annual dues, hunting season stand slots, and day passes.

It is our thank you for your service — and for the training and judgment you bring onto this property, which helps keep everyone here safe.

Open to active-duty and retired military, veterans, law enforcement, firefighters, EMS, and emergency dispatchers.

Applying for membership? Tick the Heroes box on the application and pick your service category. We verify your credentials during the normal review before your gate code is issued — no paperwork up front.

Buying a day pass? Because a day pass has no review step, proof of service must be uploaded before payment. Acceptable proof includes a military or department ID, DD-214, or a retiree ID card.

Monthly
$72/mo$90
Annual
$520/yr$650
Day pass
$36/day$45

Reserve your hunting slot now!

Paid stand slots for every Missouri deer season — 5 per firearms portion, 5 per archery portion. Every slot holder gets a stand; the draw only decides who picks first. Open to monthly and annual members — monthly dues must not lapse before the season starts.

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No membership required

Day Pass

Shoot for the day without joining — and how members cover a second or third guest beyond their one free guest per visit.

$45/day

One-time — no membership required

  • Full-day access to the 250-yard rifle range
  • Full-day access to the pistol range
  • Full-day access to the archery range
  • Bring your own equipment — the club does not rent or sell firearms, bows, ammunition, or arrows
  • Electronic liability waiver signed at purchase
  • Safety orientation and range briefing on arrival
  • Restrooms and running water on site (clubhouse under renovation)
  • Check in at the range check-in window on arrival
  • No gate credential, hunting privileges, or overnight access

Buy your pass

Pick your date and pay online — no application, no approval wait.

Closed Mondays for the work day.

So we can have someone ready for you. 7:00 AM – 6:00 PM.

Everyone shooting needs their own pass.

Only if a club member is bringing you. Leave blank otherwise.

Your liability waiver & club rules

Read both documents in full, then sign below.

Assumption of Risk & Release of Liability

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This is the binding agreement. Read it in full before signing.

Club Rules

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By signing, you agree that this electronic signature is the legal equivalent of your handwritten signature. The date, time, and your IP address are recorded with it.

Total$451 × $45

Secure payment through Stripe. Your signed waiver is on file — bring a photo ID and complete a short safety briefing when you arrive.

Before you apply

  • Membership is subject to application approval, ID verification, and completion of waiver and club rules acknowledgment. Submitting an application does not create a membership.
  • Applicants must be at least 21 years of age and legally permitted to possess a firearm under federal and Missouri law.
  • Applications are reviewed within one business day. Approved applicants complete a short in-person orientation before a gate credential is issued.
  • Members are expected to attend at least one work day per year. It is how the property stays in the shape it’s in — and because the membership does the work itself, the club spends less on hired labor and keeps annual dues lower for everyone.
  • The club may decline any application for any lawful reason and is not obligated to state a reason. Declined applicants are refunded in full.

Questions

Frequently asked questions

Still unsure about something? Call the club or send a note through the contact page — a real person answers.

How does the application process work?
You complete the online application — personal details, a photo of your government-issued ID, your plan selection, the signed waiver and rules acknowledgment, and your vehicle and emergency contact information. The membership secretary reviews it, verifies your identity, and contacts you the same day or the next business day. If approved, you'll schedule a short in-person orientation before your gate credential is issued.
Why do you need a copy of my ID?
Two reasons: to confirm you are who you say you are before we hand out a code to an unsupervised property, and to confirm you are of legal age. Your ID is uploaded over an encrypted connection, stored in a private, access-controlled bucket, and is visible only to the membership secretary and the club president. It is never emailed, never printed, and is deleted once your membership lapses.
When am I charged?
This is a setup decision the club still needs to make — see the note on the application page. The two options are (a) collect card details at application and charge only on approval, or (b) charge at submission and refund in full if the application is declined. Whichever the club chooses, you will see it clearly stated before you enter a card.
What happens if my application is declined?
You'll receive an email letting you know, and any payment collected is refunded in full. The club reserves the right to decline an application for any lawful reason and is not obligated to state a reason. Your uploaded ID is deleted from storage within 30 days of a decline.
How does gate access work?
There are two gates. The exterior gate at the end of W 164th controls the whole property — club staff open it at dawn and close it at dusk, and no member credential overrides that. Inside it, the interior gate to the range and facilities is opened with your own credential: an entry code, an RFID card, or mobile device access, issued when your membership is approved. Your credential is tied to your membership and logged on every entry. It is not transferable; sharing it is grounds for immediate revocation. If you lose your card or phone, or suspect your code is compromised, call the club and we'll reissue it same-day. Non-members don't get a credential — they check in at the range check-in window instead.
Is the range ever closed?
Two closures. Mondays are the club maintenance work day — though that pauses during firearms deer portions. And the rifle range is shut for the entire November firearms deer portion: that's when the timber is fullest, and a live firing line pointed into ground people are hunting isn't a risk the club takes. Hunting continues during that week; range shooting doesn't. No day passes are sold for those dates, and the club calendar marks them in red.
Can I stay on the property after dark?
Not on membership alone. Operating hours are dawn to dusk, and the exterior gate is closed at dusk by club staff. Overnight access is granted temporarily to Airbnb guests, hunters, and overnight campers who have purchased those packages — they're sold separately and are not included with membership. If you're planning a late hunt or an overnight stay, arrange it with the club beforehand.
Where do non-members check in?
At the range check-in window, on the deck of the large white and black shop near the range entry gate. That building is the club's administrative office. Day-pass holders and guests stop there first — nobody goes to the firing line without checking in. Bring a photo ID; your waiver should already be signed online before you arrive.
Can I bring guests?
Yes — one free guest per member per visit. Bringing more than one? Each additional guest buys a day pass, which covers their range access for the day. It's on you to make sure every guest has completed the online day pass and signed the waiver before they arrive — a guest without a signed waiver on file does not shoot. Guests check in at the range check-in window near the range entry gate, and must stay under your direct supervision the entire time. You are responsible for their conduct. Guests may not bring their own guests, and may not use the range without you present.
How far can I shoot?
Steel and paper are staged out to 250 yards today. The shooting line is actively being extended on work days, and the end goal is a full 1,000 yards. That work is done by the membership as the club grows, so the distance available goes up over time — check the range before you plan a long-range session.
What calibers and ammunition are allowed?
Rifle calibers up to .338 Lapua Magnum on the long line; handgun calibers up to .44 Magnum. Steel-core, armor-piercing, incendiary, and tracer ammunition are prohibited everywhere on the property, as are exploding targets. .50 BMG is permitted, but only on designated targets — never on the club's AR500 steel. If you're unsure whether a load is allowed, ask an RSO before you shoot it.
Is the clubhouse finished?
Not yet — it's an older ranch-style farmhouse that came with the property, and we're renovating it room by room. Restrooms and running water are in and open to members and guests today, and the ranges are fully operational. The rest of the work happens as the club can pay for it: proceeds from day passes and memberships, plus donations and local sponsorships, go straight back into finishing it. Expect tools and materials on site, and stay clear of posted work areas. If you'd like to sponsor the renovation or donate materials, get in touch — we'd welcome it.
What can I shoot at the club's AR500 steel targets?
Standard lead-core jacketed ammunition, at a muzzle velocity under 3,000 feet per second. Three things stay off the steel: armor-piercing ammunition, steel-core ammunition, and high-velocity magnum rifle loads over 3,000 fps — which rules out .50 BMG and most magnum rifle cartridges. The reason is that AR500 works by letting a lead bullet splash apart and shed sideways. A hardened penetrator or a very fast round craters the plate instead, and once the surface is pitted it stops deflecting fragments predictably and starts throwing them back toward the firing line. One fast round permanently ruins a plate for everyone who shoots it afterward. If you want to shoot a magnum load or you aren't sure of your velocity, put it on paper — the frames go out to 250 yards, and the club has plenty of them.
Does the club rent or sell firearms, bows, or ammunition?
No. The club does not rent, loan, or sell firearms, bows, ammunition, or arrows — not to members, not to guests, not to day-pass holders. Everyone brings their own equipment. We provide the ranges, target frames and backers, paper targets, and the hay bale backstops; you bring the gun or bow you'll shoot it with, along with your ammunition or arrows and your eye and ear protection. If you're new to shooting and don't own anything yet, come out with a member or a friend who does — sharing your own equipment with someone on the line is fine and encouraged. What we can't do is hand you a firearm or a bow from the club.
Is there an archery range?
Yes, and it's included — with membership and with a day pass, at no extra charge. The bow line is mainly large round hay bales, which are deep enough to stop an arrow without wrecking it, with a few animal targets set out alongside them. Broadheads go into the bales only — field points on the animal targets, since broadheads tear them apart. Bring your own bow and arrows. It's a separate line from the rifle and pistol ranges, so you can shoot without waiting on a cease-fire.
Where can I hunt from during each season?
For every season except the November firearms portion, hunting is from the assigned stands on the hill south of the main creek. That hill is what makes those seasons safe to hunt: the range's firing lane crosses the creek below, and the high ground puts you above it. The rule that matters most is elevation, not the creek itself — do not travel downhill to creek level while the range is live, because the shooting lane runs along the creek bottom. Stay on the hill, and if you leave your stand, move up and away rather than down toward the water. The November portion is the exception: the range is shut for that entire week, so the creek-bottom restriction lifts. That's part of why the November slot costs more.
Who can reserve a hunting season stand slot?
Any active member — monthly or annual. There's one condition for monthly members: your dues must not lapse at any point between joining and the start of the season you reserved. If they do, the slot is forfeited and released for an annual member to purchase, and you're refunded. Annual members carry no lapse risk and get first refusal on any slot that comes back into the pool. Day-pass holders aren't eligible.
Do you offer a military or first responder discount?
Yes — the Heroes discount takes 20% off monthly and annual dues, hunting season stand slots, and day passes. It's our thank you for your service, and for the training and judgment you bring onto this property, which helps keep everyone here safe. It's open to active-duty and retired military, veterans, law enforcement, firefighters, EMS, and emergency dispatchers. If you're applying for membership, tick the Heroes box on the application and bring proof of service to your orientation; we verify before your gate credential is issued. If you're buying a day pass, upload proof at checkout — a day pass has no review step, so we verify before payment instead.
What is a work day, and do I have to go?
Work days are when the membership maintains and builds out the property — extending the rifle line toward its 1,000-yard goal, building and maintaining berms, mowing, resetting steel, replacing target frames, and clearing trails. The range is closed to shooting on Mondays so the work can happen safely. Every member is expected at one work day per year. It isn't busywork: labor the membership provides is labor the club doesn't hire out, and that is a large part of what keeps annual dues where they are. It's also the best time to walk the property and scout, since nobody is on the line.
Can I cancel my membership?
Monthly members can cancel any time and retain access through the end of the current billing period. Annual memberships are non-refundable after the 14-day grace period following approval, but you keep full access through the end of your membership year. Cancel from the member portal or by emailing the club.

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