News
2021 Rabbit Derby Cancelled
FCC annual Rabbit Derby has been cancelled because of the co-vid 19 virus. We hope to have it again in 2022. |
2020 Fundraising Banquet Cancelled
With the uncertainty of the covid-19 virus, and any mandates our Governor may impose, we regret to announce the FCC Board made the decision to cancel our fundraising banquet September 2020. FCC Board |
We are now accepting New Members Club house still Closed
If you would like to join FCC come to the club on any Thursday night 4 to 8 PM. Cost is $55 plus $5 deposit for gate card. Our club house is still closed for now. We are conducting business out side under the Pavilion during Trap shooting. Walk up to the Pavilion and tell anyone you want to join the club. Someone will help you. FCC Board |
Thursday Night Trap Club House is Still Closed
To all trap shooters,
We are going to attempt to open for trap shooting on Thursday January 7th. (Thursdays only)
The times will be from 4-8 P.M. The club house will be closed, so bring everything you need.
We will not be selling shells, food, or beverages. Social distancing will be the rule. Bring correct change or tokens if you have them, that will minimize contact. Also bring a lawn chair if you want. That will help with distancing.
This shoot is for members only, it's not open to the public.
Richard Gunderman
FCC President |
Range is back open 5-1-2020
Friday May 1st. To all FCC members:
As you know the outdoor range has been closed for several weeks.
According to MUCC (Michigan United Conservation Clubs) of which we are a member,
we can be open because we are a private club. This comes with RESTRICTIONS.
The range will be open to members only, period. The only reason we can open is we are private
and not open to the public. Don't bring your friends out to shoot at this time. We also need to abide by the
6 foot distance rule between individuals who do not reside in the same household.
We highly recommend you wear a face mask and bring some hand sanitizer with you.
Please follow all CDC recommendations.
Remember everyone will be touching the range light switches etc. Please don't all rush
out to the club to shoot. There will be limited benches to use if we stay 6 ft. apart. If we see overcrowding on the
video cameras, we will be forced to
close again. We would very much like to see the range stay open.
Also, please do your part to keep the range clean. When things get back to normal, if there is
a normal anymore, we plan to make more steel target stands for all the different yardages.
We feel we have a nice club and it only takes a few to leave a mess, so please do your part
to keep FCC clean.
Thank you
Richard Gunderman
FCC resident
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All Shooters Please Read
Cleanliness at the range has been an issue for quite some
time, and seems to be getting worse as of late.
The FCC board is asking for all members and guests to make an extra
effort to clean up after shooting-- both at the benches, and around the berms
and target areas. We attempt to maintain
a safe and clean place to shoot, and now we are asking shooters to respect the
club and other members by leaving the range in “as good or better” condition
than when you arrived. Please do your share by helping in these areas:
We thank you all in advance for your cooperation, and for keeping our facilities in excellent condition. |
2020 POLAR PLUNGE
The Fruitport Conservation Club was a corporate sponsor for the Michigan Law Enforcement Polar Plunge for Special Olympics Michigan. Our club and Plunge Team raised $5600, the Muskegon Plunge Event raised $130,000. Our Team consisted of 18 plungers and many club spectators. We thank all our members and non-members that supported our team for this great event. FCC Board |
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