Fox Prairie Rifle Range

Located in the picturesque town of Noblesville, IN, Fox Prairie Gun Club offers a top-notch shooting experience for both seasoned marksmen and beginners looking to hone their skills. With a variety of shooting ranges catering to different firearms, visitors can practice their aim with precision and safety under the guidance of experienced instructors. Surrounded by lush greenery, this shooting range provides a serene backdrop for a thrilling day of target practice. Whether you're a competitive shooter or simply enjoy recreational shooting, Fox Prairie Gun Club invites you to immerse yourself in a welcoming atmosphere where the crack of gunfire is met with a sense of camaraderie among fellow shooting enthusiasts. Generated using this place's available information

Kruse 4-H Shooting Range is a facility in Noblesville, IN that offers a safe and controlled environment for individuals to practice shooting sports. With a focus on education and skill development, the range provides opportunities for both beginners and experienced shooters to hone their marksmanship abilities. Generated from their business information

Club HistoryCrooked Creek Conservation & Gun Club, Inc was founded during the 1930's as a private membership entity. It was originally situated at Michigan Road and Kessler Boulevard in Indianapolis, IN. The club moved out to a site near Michigan Road and W 96th Street just after World War II where we were in continuous operation for approximately 47 years. In 1994 we moved club out to its present location at 246th Street and State Route 213 in Noblesville, IN.Crooked Creek is operated entirely by volunteers and has no paid employees. Organizationally, Crooked Creek is governed by a Board of Directors composed of a President, Vice President, Secretary and Treasurer. When you join the club you have the option of receiving a key to the facilities. You can come out and utilize the club whenever you wish. Your membership also includes your spouse and any dependents that you have living with you. You can bring out guests to use the facilities, however after a few visits, we encourage the guests to join. By joining the club you also agree to work two days a year to maintain the property and grounds.As of September 2003, Crooked Creek is now open to the general public. Our hours of operation for the general public are on Saturdays from 10: 00 a.m. to 2: 00 pm. You will be able to shoot Skeet, Trap, 5-Stand and use the clubhouse facilities but will not be able to use the dog training area. Those are reserved for Members only. A membership application and waiver form can be obtained by clicking on the links below.