Welcome to the Wildwood & District Rod and Gun Club
Announcements
NEXT MEETING: Monthly General meeting Thursday May 9, 2024 at 6:00 p.m. in the range club house.
!!!PIG ROAST!!! June 8, 2024 at the range. Details coming soon.
2024/ 2025 Membership Fees and Renewals
Online Membership Renewals will begin on February 1st, 2024, and can be purchased by going to the Contact Page on our website and filling out the Membership Form. Please read the instructions.
New Memberships (ones that did not have a Membership the previous year) sales will begin April 1st, 2024.
Memberships can also be purchased from:
- Szautner Enterprises (Wildwood) 780 325-2205
- Pat Burns (Mayerthorpe) 780 305-8762
- Gord Hurteau (Edmonton) 780 450-1503
Memberships run from April 1 to March 31, every year.
The 2024 Membership fees will be $140.00 for Regular Memberships and $230.00 for Family Memberships.
A $25.00 maintenance fee is included in these prices.
Note that total annual Membership is capped at 750 Memberships.
NOTE: please do not send in membership applications before February 1st for Renewals or April 1st for new memberships. Early applications will be rejected.
Looking forward to a great year at the Range.
Gord
Edson Reynolds Gun Range
Edson Reynolds Gun Range is located about 1.6 km east of Wildwood on highway 16, turn north Range Road 91, proceed 4 km north and turn east on Twp Rd 541A, about 800 meters east. The range entrance is located on the north side. Coordinates: N53 38.618 W115 11.625
The range has covered shooting benches, up to a 300 yard rifle range, a 50 yard small bore/ handgun range and a shotgun range. The range is certified by the Department of Justice Canada.
Stones Fish Pond
Stones Fish Pond is located 4 km west of Wildwood on highway 16, turn south on range road 95 and proceed about 1 km south, turn west on TWP 534, proceed about 1 km, the fish pond is on the north side. Coordinates: N53 36.049 W115 19.088
The fish pond produces rainbow trout to over 7 lbs. but most are smaller. The pond is stocked in the spring and fall by Alberta Sustainable Resource Development (SRD). Alberta fishing regulations apply to the pond but catch and release is encouraged. The pond is open to public fishing year round. A great place to bring the family.
