Conservation Club of Kenosha County

Have been coming here since I can remember, always shoot with my father and friends. I have never had a problem with any of the staff. Personally the other reviews I'm reading make me think maybe they aren't exactly nice to the staff either. As with all places, individuals should remember the golden rule its important here. Just treat others how you wish to be treted. Always great ranges, my personal favorite is the wilderness. Hope this is somewhat helpful 😁
5 8 years ago (05-03-2017)

Great , safe range. Maybe staff is little bit rude, but they make sure nobody walking around with loaded gun. Just keep the rules and will be fine. Great spot without fake smile over counter👊🏻💪🏻😎
5 8 years ago (06-04-2017)

It's convenient and close to home.
4 7 years ago (17-02-2018)

Range officers were crabby and unfair. Let us know range rules for only loading one round at a time. Guy next to us was loading full 20 rnd mags and that was ok because he was a competition shooter. Another guy had consistently had the muzzle of his rifle pointing up or backwards when he loading. When I mentioned that to the range officer he said "I know the rules!" But didn't do anything about it. He did tell me that I should become a competition shooter and when I told him that I was, he answered "well, bot here you're not!" Basically, they made the 4 of us feel very unwanted and we will never come back again. Definitely worth the extra hour to go up to McMiller in Eagle, Ws. They have a better range, longer distance, friendlier people, better rules and they are less expensive!
1 8 years ago (19-08-2017)

I have experience from both the rifle range and the shotgun range. For the rifle range it would be three stars only, as I abhor the single round only rule for rifles; no mags can be filled - only one round. While I think I understand why the have this rule, other ranges don't have it and frankly seems ridiculous. I wouldn't go so far as to say this range is anti-2A, just a place to pass up if you prefer loading up your mags. Even my Mosin, which can only hold five rounds in its built in mag, was forbidden. I got reminded of that by an RO some years ago. No, I'll go to McMillers instead. Now, to the shotgun range.....totally different! I have been treated nicely by their staff, sometimes being reminded of some rules or given tips on what not to do, etc. I welcome this. Some folks go in thinking they know everything and well, don't know the simple rules like only aim downrange. Not perfect, but relatively close by.
4 8 years ago (07-07-2017)