Club Type: Public/Member
Location: PO Box 3483 Bozeman, MT 59772
Phone: (406) 388-1346
Website: http://www.gallatinclays.org/
Gallatin Sporting Clays
Facilities
Skeet: no | Trap: no | 5 Stand: yes | Sporting: yes | FITASC: yes | Other: no | Birds: no
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Directions:
Take the Logan exit off of I90. This exist is about 5 miles East of Three Forks or 24 Miles West of Bozeman. Go North 1/4 mile to the frontage road. Turn left (W) and go1/4 mile. Turn right (N) go over the river and follow this road 2.1 miles. Bear left at the Y just past the river and railroad track. Go past the Logan gun range. There are a couple of ranch roads turning off of this road. Stay on the main road. At 2.1 miles turn right (N). At the turn, the main road takes a sharp turn to the left (S). The road to the range is the smaller road that goes off to the right (N). Just past this turn is a gate. It is normally open. If it is open, leave it open. If it is closed, close it after you go through. Go up the hill for .8 miles. Turn left (W). Pass two driveways to the south. At .9 you will pass through the gate to our property. Bear left just inside the gate. Follow this road 1/2 mile to the range.
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Club Type: Public/Member
Location: PO Box 3483 Bozeman, MT 59772
Phone: (406) 388-1346
Website: http://www.gallatinclays.org/
Club Type: Public/Member
Location: PO Box 3483 Bozeman, MT 59772
Phone: (406) 388-1346
Website: http://www.gallatinclays.org/
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Number of visits: 2-5 Visits
I’ve been shooting Gallatin for the MT State/Kruger Challenge the past 2 years, and plan to continue for the foreseeable future. It is a bit off the beaten path, but seeing that the club own ~260ish acres, it’s worth the drive.
The terrain they have to play with is great. The main course is along edge of a ravine and works it’s way up the hill; so as you progress through you start shooting below you into the ravine, and by the end of the course, shooting up a hill.
They also have a lower ravine where they used to have a course (and hopefully will again!) and set up the FITASC course. This area is equally incredible for terrain, rock outcroppings, ruts, ravines, all make for incredible targets.
And when you’re getting back to the Interstate, stop in Logan at “Land of Magic” for a fabulous, huge, steak!
Number of visits: Once
I shot at the facility during a trip to Montana summer of 2007. The club itself is a little difficult to find and get to but in the end it was well worth the effort. It is a 13 station course which takes the shooter down into a small canyon. The course was well laid out and fun to shoot. The other shooters I ran into on the course were very friendly and helpful. If you plan on visiting print the directions to the club and check club hours on the Gallatin Sporting Clays website. Overall it was a great course to shoot and I will return if I find myself in the area again.