2024 Coulee League Trapshooting Results
Sparta Gun Club
The Coulee League will be starting up soon, check here for results of the 6 week league.
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A summary of past Club events and activities
The Coulee League will be starting up soon, check here for results of the 6 week league.
Read MoreThanks to all who came out to support the 16th annual R100. It was a great weekend with over 500 shooters from all over the U.S. We appreciate everyone’s support!
Read MoreRange clean up went well, nine volunteers came to assist cleaning up and repairing/replacing frames and boards. Thanks goes out to Ben, Justin, Tiffany, Hunter, Ian, Chad and son and Jim for their support in helping clean up the range.
Read MoreHere is our 2022 Annual Letter, click here to read what the club has accomplished in 2021 and what we are planning for 2022
Read MoreSparta Rod & Gun Club is pleased to announce that our $1000 Annual Scholarship was awarded to Hunter Guy.
Scholarship being awarded on May 8th to Hunter Guy by Jef Jerde, Sparta Rod & Gun Club Secretary and Scholarship Committee Chairman
The Sparta Rod & Gun Club will be sponsoring a Sight-In Clinic on Saturday, the 12th of November 2016 (the weekend prior to the opening of the Wisconsin Gun Deer season).
Read MoreThe 2016 Sparta Rod & Gun Club Annual Letter is available for download to all who are interested.
Read MoreOver Aug 22-23, 2015, the club raised approximately $1000 for donation to the Sparta Area Cancer Society (SACS).
Read MoreThe 2014 Sporting Clays season will conclude on October 14, 2014. This season has been extremely successful for the club and provided entertainment for over 500 shooters since April 1.
Special thanks go out to the crew who sets up and runs the sporting clays course. This crew includes Jon Giraud, Dennis Knoll, and Pat Peck. Without their hard work we would not have had a record breaking season.
The club has constructed two new archery practice ranges. The first is a 40 yard range built on the upper club grounds (next to the playground equipment). This ranges has three targets and is marked in 10 yard increments. A second 80 yard range was constructed on the lower club grounds in the "pine plantation". This range also has three targets and is marked in 10 yard increments.
Both ranges support traditional, compound, and crossbow archery. The only restriction is we do not allow broadhead arrows on either range. Users must have a current membership or day pass.