Chippewa Bowhunters

Chippewa Bowhunters Contact information, map and directions, contact form, opening hours, services, ratings, photos, videos and announcements from Chippewa Bowhunters, Sports Club, 3181 180th Street, Chippewa Falls, WI.

The Chippewa Bowhunters Club (CBH) is a family-oriented archery and bowhunting club in Chippewa County, Wisconsin, founded in 1947, that promotes the sport through a large outdoor range with 3D bunkers, practice areas, and hunter's education classes

Stop out for the last official Wednesday!!! Tonight there will be a bunch of awesome raffles to get it on. And plenty of...
09/09/2026

Stop out for the last official Wednesday!!! Tonight there will be a bunch of awesome raffles to get it on. And plenty of food!!

Still a couple spots left on our square board for a chance to win some new Arrows or illuminox!! Swing on by tonight for...
09/02/2026

Still a couple spots left on our square board for a chance to win some new Arrows or illuminox!! Swing on by tonight for a chance to win!

08/31/2026

Just a reminder to anyone who planned on shooting this evening August 31st or September 1st that our youth range is closed due to archery safety classes! Sorry for any inconveniences.

Full parking lot to start off the fall fling on Sunday!! Make sure to swing by and grab a spot. Registration ends at 2pm...
08/30/2026

Full parking lot to start off the fall fling on Sunday!! Make sure to swing by and grab a spot. Registration ends at 2pm today! Our address is 3181 180th st Chippewa falls

Great opportunity to sight in rifles for local kids!
08/29/2026

Great opportunity to sight in rifles for local kids!

Don’t Wait! Sight In Your Rifle Before The Hunting Season
[This post is excerpted from a Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources email we received earlier today. ECNRC has upcoming hunter sight-in sessions, check our events calendar!]
The hunting seasons are coming up soon! Have you been practicing your shooting skills this summer?

If not, crack open your gun safe and head to the range before the hunting seasons start. Here are a few good reasons to get some target time in at the range while it’s still summer:

Ranges get busier as the hunting seasons approach – particularly in advance of the gun deer season the last week of November. Sighting in now will help you avoid the lines at ranges in late fall.
If you need to make adjustments to your equipment, you’ll have plenty of time. Starting early might also give you the chance to try out a new type of ammunition or set up.

You can make the most out of the season. While you’re sighting in your deer rifle, bring along your small game gun, too. If you have a free hour in the fall, you can grab it with confidence and go hunting.

The youth gun deer hunt is less than two months from now and will be here before you know it. If you’re planning to participate as a youth hunter or adult mentor, starting early will generate excitement and lessen the last-minute rush.

School will be starting soon. Make it a family excursion to shoot together before sports and school get underway.

Target shooting is an important regular practice to make sure your fi****ms are in good working order and you know how your gun functions with different ammunition. Some fi****ms perform better or worse with different types of ammo, so make sure you sight in each time you switch ammunition type or lot number.

Where To Shoot [obviously ECNRC!]

The DNR manages 11 public shooting ranges around the state, many of which have 50 and 100-yard rifle ranges for sighting in. These ranges provide a controlled, safe environment where you can practice, ask for advice and even get some helpful tips from other shooters. Taking the time to sight in your firearm before the season will boost your success in the field and promote ethical hunting by ensuring a clean and humane harvest.

For more information about where to find your local DNR shooting range, check out the DNR Shooting Range Map.

More Information

Target shooting is an extension of the hunt and a great activity to do with family and friends in preparation for the hunting season, going through the whole process from start to finish together. It’s important for each person to shoot their own firearm to gain the benefits of sighting in.

Rain or shine the shoot is still on this weekend! Stop in and brave the rain either today or tomorrow to shoot our 3D ta...
08/29/2026

Rain or shine the shoot is still on this weekend! Stop in and brave the rain either today or tomorrow to shoot our 3D targets for the fall fling!!!! Gates open at 8 am. Club location 3181 180th st Chippewa falls WI

Don’t forget about our fall fling shoot this weekend!!! 30 challenging 3D targets throughout our course.     Shoot start...
08/28/2026

Don’t forget about our fall fling shoot this weekend!!! 30 challenging 3D targets throughout our course. Shoot starts at 8 am both Saturday and Sunday morning! 3181 180th st Chippewa falls WI

C**n shoot was a fun one last night! Thanks to everybody who came out to shoot.
08/28/2026

C**n shoot was a fun one last night! Thanks to everybody who came out to shoot.

Swing by tonight at dusk for our annual c**n shoot! Lots of fun shooting in the dark.               Don’t forget to brin...
08/26/2026

Swing by tonight at dusk for our annual c**n shoot! Lots of fun shooting in the dark. Don’t forget to bring flashlights!!

Come and shoot 30 unique 3d targets this weekend at the Chippewa bow hunter club!!! Our fall fling shoot is happening Sa...
08/24/2026

Come and shoot 30 unique 3d targets this weekend at the Chippewa bow hunter club!!! Our fall fling shoot is happening Saturday August 29th and Sunday the 30th!!!! Gates open at 8 am each day. Shoot location at 3181 180th st Chippewa falls

Address

3181 180th Street
Chippewa Falls, WI
54729

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Chippewa Bowhunters posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Shortcuts

Share

Category