Muzzleloaders

 The annual Fall Muzzleloader Weekend is coming up starting with Open Trap Shooting on Thur. at 6 PM, Open shooting all day Friday, and the Open Muzzleloader Rifle Shoot on Saturday starting a 1 PM.  All Muzzleloading Shooters are invited to come on down, shoot your muzzleloaders and consult with some knowledable and experienced muzzleloader people.

The Coon Creek Rendezvous committee will also be working on Friday and Saturday morning preparing the primitive camp areas and splitting firewood to fill

the woodsheds.  Come on down and lend a hand if you can.

CVCC is hosting the annual WMLA Spring “Phil Siehr Team Shoot” and meeting. Shoot registration/practice begins at 8 AM with competition shooting from 9 AM – Noon. This will be followed by a noon meal provided by WMLA, Shooting awards and the WMLA Spring meeting and election of WMLA officers.

This event is open to the public to either watch or shoot. Come on down to the CVCC and see some of the best muzzleloader shooters in the State as well as what the CVCC and WMLA have to offer both the beginning as well as the experienced muzzleloader shooter

2014 CVCC MUZZLELOADER SHOOT SCHEDULE ALL SHOOTS OPEN TO THE PUBLIC SHOOT RULES: All shoots are standing offhand position with no telescopic sights or support aids including slings or shooting sticks, etc. Target loads with lead balls or lead bullets only. SAFETY is FOREMOST – Muzzles Up or Down Range at all times! (NOTE: The June 21st shoot is a TRADITIONAL PATCHED BALL ONLY shoot with Primitive Attire preferred.) Range is open for practice prior to shoots. Sat Jan.

The 2012 Spring CVCC Muzzleloader Weekend began with preparations of the clubgrounds on Tuesday. Bruce King spent most of the day splitting and piling firewood from the large maple parts in the parking area. Scott Hobson, Dan Thompson and Royce Curtis took care of mowing the clubhouse area and shooting ranges. The muzzleloader shed was emptied and moved into place by Scott and Royce – Thanks to Badgerland Pheasant Farm for donating all the silo blocks! The Kubota was used to push the remaining maple off the parking lot and the shooting ranges were set up with many targets for practice.