Frequently Asked Questions

We are currently accepting new member applications. All of the information you need about joining WRGC is available on our website at wrgclub.org/about-wrgc/membership/. There is a $200 nonrefundable application fee and our 2017 membership dues are $210 per year.

We generally hold new member screening orientation sessions once a quarter. Stay tuned to our website and Facebook page for upcoming sessions. We will post the information in both places as well as put the information in our monthly newsletter, the Tihonet Troller.

All members in good current standing are required to pay the next year’s dues no later than October 31st each year. We will remind you of this deadline via our website, Facebook page, and the Tihonet Troller but we do not email or snail mail bills or reminders. It is your responsibility to send membership renewal payment to us on time.

Yes! We are all in on getting the next generation involved in hunting, fishing, conservation, and all things related to outdoor activities and range activities. We have a terrific Associates Program and we host Friday Night Junior Shoots every week at our Indoor Range.

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The lovely pond on our property is approximately 4 to 6 feet deep. The most convenient launch point for your canoe/kayak/rowboat is the slope closest to the clubhouse. Electric trolling motors are allowed but gas engines/motors are not allowed on our pond.

The outdoor range is 100 yards. You are allowed to shoot from any distance (between our shooting stands and the actual range target, up to 100 yards). The only thing we ask is that if others are using/want to use the range at the same time, you stay behind the shooting stand to shoot. We are in the process of updating our outdoor range rules – they will be posted on the website when they are complete. We do not allow drawing from a holster, shooting doubles, and/or engage multiple targets.

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Indoor Range Orientation classes are usually scheduled shortly after new members are voted in to not keep you waiting.  They are usually about 2-3 hours.  Once you have completed the orientation class, your fob will usually be activated for range access within a few days, if not that day.  For further questions about range orientation classes, contact our CRSO Mark Milano at 774-644-6988 or the Indoor Range Committee Chairman Fred Roberson at 508-245-9367.