Welcome to Squamish Valley Rod & Gun Club !

Squamish Valley Rod and Gun Club - Conservation and Recreation

The Squamish Valley Rod and Gun Club would like to invite Squamish area residents to join our club. We offer outdoor recreation for virtually 12 months of the year as well as the opportunity to prepare for hunting in a safe and controlled area.

We also have a very active Archery group which includes fully qualified junior instructors. The local Junior Olympic Archery Program grew out of this support. Other junior groups that use our facilities are the Air Cadets, Army Cadets and Cub Scouts. We hosted and supported appropriate portions of the BC Wildlife program - Becoming an Outdoor Woman. We maintain representation on the Squamish Estuary Committee and in Estuary maintenance.

We provide training facilities for a broad range of law enforcement groups including RCMP, West Van police, Fisheries, Conservation and Railway officers. We expect to be an essential part of the training facilities for the security personnel required for 2010.

In the past, as many residents will remember, it was quite OK to drop around to the range and pay a day fee, before heading out to the woods. That is no longer possible as Federal regulations require that we NOT be open to drop-in public access. We are Members Only. Guests must be accompanied by a member. There is a locked gate.

Our membership fee is a very modest $60 per year, $15 for Seniors, $25 Juniors, and $15 Spouse. Membership application forms may be downloaded from our web site.

If you have any questions or require additional information please contact Mike Wallace at (604) 892-9322 or email Mike here or Pete Lewis at (604) 815-4301.

Kiewit will be winding their operations down this month and a compensation agreement was reached that resulted in having the rifle range extended, widened and the birms improved. In addition they roughed out a pistol range beside the club house. Currently they are levelling the area where the old trap range was back to the property line which will give us about 4 acres with a birm all around for a new trap range and archery field. Re gravelling the driveway will be the last of their work. See the President's Report for May 2009 for more info.

Please check the calendar for important dates and information.

Upcoming Events - TBA

Range Bookings
Check the calendar here.

Monthly Calendar

• Each shoot begins at 10:00 AM. Open to non-members. Events fees apply. No day fees.

• 1st Sunday is the pistol shoot.This is a structured shoot, but not intended to intimidate or eliminate anyone. Come on out and take a look. 50 rounds will see you through the day. Indoors during inclement weather.

• 2nd Sunday is free at the moment but we are looking for a director to run the Black Powder shoot.

• 3rd Sunday is .22 RF non-scoped rifles, Silhouette targets. An excellent time to bring your son or daughter. Indoors during inclement weather.

• 4th Sunday is Hunter's Classic .Any hunting rifle including Black powder. Scopes set to 6X or less, or iron sights. 20 rounds will be more than enough. We now have a moving deer target. Call Jeff Rockwell at (604) 892-2383 for details or signup.

• Trap Shooting is usually started in the spring and lasts throughout the summer into the early fall. (note: Trap Shooting has been suspended until the SVRGC rebuilds the range in 2009)

• ARCHERY: ADULTS -  Wednesday evening at 7:30 PM
                  FAMILY -  Friday evening at 7:00 PM
  
  Both evenings will be indoors if required. We now have a wonderful, lighted new outdoor archery range beyond the rifle range, available at all times.
  Click here for more information.

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Membership

We have implemented the following membership categories as per our society's constitution: Regular, Junior, Senior, Spouse and Non-voting. More than one category may apply. Only voting members in good standing may participate in the election of officers.Membership annual fees:

Click here for a membership form

*Please note that club memberships are valid from April 1st to March 31st.

Be careful at all times. Keep safety in mind. Look for and read ALL Safety notices posted around the various ranges. Pick up your RANGE RULES booklet if you have not got one yet.

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