The facility is open for the season in late April/early May and will be open through the day before opening day of the regular gun deer season.  The public may only use the range during scheduled public shooting hours.  Staff on site can sell daily admissions and items including archery targets, rifle & pistol targets, 1" target dots, 3" target dots, 6" target centers, ear muff rental, disposable ear plugs, clay pigeons, soda and water.  With you an annual pass (available online, by phone, or in the parks office) or a daily pass you get access to the below ranges.  The 600 yard range is not open to the general public.  It is for use by the Marathon County Rifle and Pistol Club.  Annually, the range is closed from the opening day of gun deer hunting season until the first part of May.

The Archery Range includes the use of elevated stands and bales for the targets.  Traditional longbow and recurve bows, compound bows and crossbows are all allowed to be used at the archery range.

100 Yard Rifle Range:  Shooters may setup targets at 50 and 100 yards.

300 Yard Rifle Range:  Shooters may setup targets at 50, 100, 200 and 300 yards.  The maximum distance the general public may shoot rifles is 300 yards.

Bench Rest Range:  Targets may be setup at 15, 40 and 50 yards.  Pistols, shotguns and small caliber rifles such as .177 and .22 caliber may be used on the bench rest range.  There are two shooting benches on the firing line.  Turkey, upland bird and duck hunters may pattern their shotguns on this range. When shooters would like to check their target, they must shout out a 'cease fire' command and flip the sign from "FIRE" to "CEASE FIRE" after which time shooters can walk down range to check their targets.  Once everyone returns to the shooting benches and firing line, the sign must be flipped to from "CEASE FIRE" to "FIRE" and the "FIRE" command shouted before anyone begins shooting.

Clay Target Range (for shotgun use):  Two mechanical clay target throwers are provided at the Clay Target Range. Only biodegradable clays may be used at the park. Clay targets are available for purchase at the range by the box.  There are 30 and 50 yard markers on this range for a reference on how far the clays travel.

The users of the facility operate under the rules set in the County Ordinances as well as the following park regulations. 

Shooting Range Park Regulations:
1. Shooters shall register with the Rangemaster before entering the firing line.
2. Adult supervision is required for shooters under 14 years of age. Shooters under 14 years old must be accompanied by a parent, guardian or adult designated by the parent or guardian.
3. Firearms are not permitted inside the Range Office. Only unloaded firearms may be brought into the Lodge for training purposes under the supervision of an instructor.
4. Firearms shall be unloaded and enclosed within a carrying case until the shooter is on the firing line.
5. Uncased firearms shall be pointed down range at all times.
6. Loaded firearms are permitted only on the firing line and shall not be left unattended at any time.
7. Keep firearm actions open except while in a shooting position on the firing line.
8. Firearms are not permitted in the target access trenches or target pits.
9. Holsters shall not be worn on the firing line and fast draw or hip shooting are prohibited.
10. Rapid firing is prohibited.
11. Firearms and ammunition shall not be handled by anyone on the firing line during a “cease fire” ordered by the Rangemaster.
12. Any center-fire cartridge larger than .50 caliber is prohibited.
13. Shooting privileges may be revoked without refund at any time for misconduct or nuisance and is at the Rangemaster discretion.
14. Only paper or cardboard targets shall be used on target holders provided at the range. Any other target material must be approved by the Rangemaster.
15. All targets must be content neutral and not contain the likeness of an individual.
16. All target material must be removed and placed in waste containers after shooting.
17. Used shell casings must be picked up and placed in collection receptacles.
18. Consuming intoxicating substances within Shooting Range Park is prohibited. Anyone the Rangemaster believes to be under the influence of alcohol or drugs will not be permitted to use the range.
19. Weapons systems at discretion of Rangemaster.
20. Movement shooting is prohibited.
21. Any equipment not used to support a firearm is prohibited.  

KEEP GUN SAFETY A PRIORITY - CARELESSNESS MAY COST A LIFE - EYE AND EAR PROTECTION ARE STRONGLY RECOMMENDEDPLEASE SHOOT SAFELY

Maps

Duane L. Corbin Shooting Range Map