Welcome To Freeland Conservation Club, the “Friendliest Club” around. Feel free to give us a call or come out for a visit. There is always a pot of coffee on and someone to chat with.

Our hours of operation are:

• Wednesday: 10:00am - 9:00pm
• Saturday: 10:00am - 4:00pm
• Sunday: 10:00am - 4:00pm

We offer Sporting Clays, Trap, Skeet & 5 Stand.

Our club is located on 59 acres of woods and 10 acres of field. We have 10 stations of Automated Sporting Clays, a Covered Elevated 5 Stand, 1 Skeet Field and 1 Voice Activated Trap Field.

• 50 targets – 2 rounds of vintage skeet
• Light Lunch to be provided
• Door Prizes
• Handicap rules for sub-gauge
• Shoot one day or two.

100 Targets - 50 Sporting, 25 Skeet & 25 5-Stand
Certificates to 3 places in Senior's, Men's, Ladies & Black Powder
High Overall Wins The Gentleman's Cup!
Buffet Lunch included in Entry Fee of $45
Saturday April 16, 2016 · Registration at 9:00am

Join us for our annual New Years Day Shooting and Potluck. We will be open from 10:00 am until 4:00 pm. Bring a dish to pass if you wish. Shoot some targets, enjoy some great company and food. This has been a popular family friendly event for years!!

Thanks to Neil Sutton for designing, getting the material, cutting and organizing the day, and to the following for their hard work at our work day! We built 10 really nice shooting stands in 90 degree heat. Teamwork, it really works!

Class is available for anyone needing to obtain a hunters education certificate. You must have this certificate to get a hunting license in any state or country. Open to all ages; 10 and younger must be accompanied by parent.

This is a two day event! Saturday, July 11, Day 1 is at Bay County Conservation & Gun Club. Sunday, July 12, Day 2 is at Freeland Conservation Club. Score cards turned in by 3:00. Cost $25. Light lunch to be provided.

Effective Sunday July 13, the club will be open Sundays from 10:00 am until 4:00 pm. Two extra hours to break targets!

Our Three Legged Doe "I-Lean" is back for another year with a new Fawn. Thanks to John Michutka for capturing these photos. All shooting was halted for some time until Mother and Fawn were safely out of the way!