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Welcome to Osceola Rod and Gun Club!

We’re thrilled to have you join our community of sportsmen and sportswomen enthusiast. Our mission is to provide a safe, supportive environment for shooters of all levels to practice, learn, and enjoy their sport. At Osceola Rod and Gun Club, we prioritize safety, skill development, and camaraderie, ensuring that everyone feels welcome, whether you’re new to firearms or a seasoned shooter.

 

Members come together with a passion for firearms and safety, forming a bond that goes beyond just hitting targets. There’s an inherent sense of teamwork, as experienced shooters offer guidance and newcomers feel welcomed to learn without judgment.

Every range day, training session, and competition becomes an opportunity to build friendships, celebrate each other’s progress, and learn from each other’s experiences. In a shooting club, camaraderie means cheering each other on, sharing tips for better accuracy, and sometimes even trading stories over coffee or after a match. Members look out for one another, making safety a shared responsibility and creating an environment of support and encouragement.

 

 

90th Anniversary celebration July 22nd 8am to 10pm

90th Raffle Prize  

There are a few raffle tickets remaining. Please contact Philip Points or Mike Bohn to purchase. $ 20.00 each

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

2023 Rimfire League shooting will start first week of June.

Targets are available in the clubhouse, see the Rimfire 22 section of the site for details.

 

Hunter Safety at ORGC. 

Class Dates are  May 4th, 8th, 11th,15th, 18th,  6:30-8:30 pm and May 20th 9am to 1pm . Please register on the WI DNR web site.   www.wild.Wi.gov

Congratulations  Winter Trap League winners!!

1st Place: Jackson James 

2nd Place: (tie) Jasper James & Doug Maier

3rd Place: Philip Points

Summer Hours start Sunday April 23rd:

Sunday         12pm-5pm

Tuesday       5-10pm

Wednesday 5-10pm

Friday          5-10pm

 

Trap League starts Friday April 28th!

Team Rosters and dues are due NO LATER  than 5-14-23. 

Must be a Member for scores to count.  1st round must be shot by May 5th. 2  rounds shot by May 14th. No shooting back after May 14th.  

3 rounds shot by MAY 16th.

Trap round prices have increased for 2023 : Member trap round $5.00  Nonmember trap round $8.00.  

We will closed July 4th- and league will skip this week. 

 

If you have any questions contact Philip Points or Wally Shoop

ARCHERY UPDATES:

Archery Starts MAY 3rd.

ARCHERY work night April 12th and 19th.

No archery league July 5th

August 9th is last night of League

 

ZOMBIE SHOOT IS CANCELED DUE TO HEAVY SNOW ON COURSE

Currently there is NO information on whether it will be rescheduled.

 

 

Membership Pricing Changes!

 Single person $65.00

Household        $75.00

Daily membership $15.00

Amendment to previous announcement:

There will be a volunteer Discount  on next year’s member ship of $25.00 after  four hours of volunteer labor. Can include  working at Osceola Community Fair.

***Please see Philip Points for details.

 

Pistol Club  will start June 5th
More details on Menu pull – downs!

 

Special note to Lifetime members!

Please complete our member online renewal process to update your demographic information.  Only about 1/2 of you have an email on file meaning you’re not on the club newsletter list and it’s hard to contact you about important annual club changes (your email and family names were never collected on the old paper forms).

There is a special category for your entry when it comes to the renewal reason!
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It’s renewal time!

Remember the gate code changes March 15th!  Renewals are done online A Paper Copy must be printed and brought to the club to receive your Membership card and gate Code.  See this page for instructions.

To facilitate quicker checkout times when paying at the clubhouse, please remember to bring your confirmation email either on your phone or printed out.  We do have a new computer in the clubhouse dedicated toward memberships which should help when filling out the form.
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2023 SPRING HUNTER SAFETY COURSE SCHEDULE AT OSCEOLA ROD & GUN CLUB

Dates Pending***

Spring 2023 Dates are in the works. Please check club Facebook and DNR Websites for new information.

Shooting Day (.22 rifle, Archery, .410cal, 20 ga & 12 ga shotgun)

Field Test – Graduation

TRADITIONAL HUNTER EDUCATION COURSE Discription – (from Wisconsin State Site)

COURSE INFORMATION

Students attend a multi-day, in-person course where students learn hunter responsibility and safety through lectures, demonstrations, group discussions, practical exercises and individual study. The students take a multiple-choice exam and complete a hands-on, skills-based assessment based on information found in the printed student manual and taught during class. Upon successfully completing all portions of the course, the student is awarded a hunter education safety certificate.

LENGTH OF COURSE

This course varies in length depending on the instructor but may not be longer than 19 total hours.

AGE RESTRICTIONS

Students of any age may take a traditional hunter education course. The course is taught at a 6th-grade reading level.

COURSE AVAILABILITY

Traditional hunter education course availability varies depending on the area of the state and time of year. There is at least one class per county per year.

COURSE REGISTRATION

1. Course Registration is only done online!

Go to this Webpage link: https://dnr.wisconsin.gov/Education/OutdoorSkills/safetyEducation

2. Click the “enroll” button (end of 2nd paragraph).

3. Select “Hunter” under course type.

4. You will need a State DNR number (follow the directions).

5. You will then find the Osceola Rod & Gun Club class in “Polk County”.

COST OF COURSE

$10 per student, paid directly to the instructor at the course.

3rd Annual Club Banquet Picture Gallery Here

Club member Jeff Krueger started trap shooting three years ago, after not shooting since in his early twenties. Jeff fell in love with the sport and decided he wanted to get his family involved with him. He got his son-in-law Ryan Lillie to join the club and try  trap shooting for the first time. Ryan also fell in love with the sport and truly enjoys it. Jeff then decided it was time to introduce his  Grandson Liam Lillie to the sport. Liam is 8 years old and shoots a .410 single barrel shotgun. Liam started about two months ago and has already scored an 11 out of 25. Not bad for a youth shooting a .410. Liam also loves the sport and is now hooked like his Dad and Grandpa. It should be noted that the youngest age you may shoot at the club is eight and adult supervision on the line is a must at all times. All three love the sport and the Gun Club. Jeff and Ryan want to thank you all for welcoming Liam to the club!

 

Note – from a our Range Safety Officers

Thanx to all those members who have attended Sunday Safety Briefings or invested their time to get their “Certificate of Completion” at our website online!  

A couple observations.  

  1.  Almost everyone who we see shooting at the pistol or rifle range are abiding by our most important rule – firearms empty and actions open while shooters are down range.  Remember you can not touch a gun or ammo on the shooting benches during this time.  It is OK to load magazines back at the safety tables.
  2. Introducing yourself to other members at the line is your best “safety habit”.  Get the conversation going as you arrive and you will have successfully created an easy way to safety check intentions with each other.
  3. The other day I saw some unsafe firearms handling at the line.  Knowing about our safety concerns –  it was easy to ask the shooters if they had attended a “safety briefing” this year?  Both young men said no . . . leading me to the next question – have you renewed your memberships yet this year?   They said they had never been members . . . the upper gate is always open on Sundays and they had been coming for years.  A strange unexpected answer to my safety concerns.  I said they could go up to the club house and pay a day fee or buy a membership or they would have to leave.  They had no idea this was a membership club.  Please – as card carrying members – fell free to use your safety awareness and concerns to help keep our club safe.