Daniel Boone Conservation League
About
Daniel Boone Conservation League — a shooting range in Hubertus (Richfield), Wisconsin, USA, established in 1929. The club is located on over 300 acres of land and offers a wide range of shooting disciplines, primarily clay target shooting.
For clay target shooters, there are four five-stand fields and one skeet field available. Additionally, the club has a trailer with a five-stand setup and several extra machines, which is used at various events throughout the year. In the fall, a sporting league is held in the Lewis format. Clay target shooting leagues are open to all interested parties — both club members and visitors. A unique attraction is the "Galactic Plates" — night shoots under ultraviolet lighting with fluorescent plates.
Beyond clay target shooting, the club has rifle ranges at distances from 25 to 200 yards, a pistol range with positions at 7, 10, and 12 yards, a multifunctional auxiliary area with a "running deer" target, as well as a winter league for air pistol shooting. For archers, there is an outdoor 3D range with over 30 stations and an indoor archery hall available year-round.
The clubhouse with a veranda, bar (open during league evenings), fishing pond, and over 4 km of walking trails make DBCL a convenient place for both newcomers to clay target shooting and for competition preparation.