Club Type: Public/Member
Contact: Rangemaster
Location: 730 Old Northfield Rd Thomaston, CT 06787
Phone: (860) 283-9070
Website: http://thomastonfishandgame.org/
Club Hours:
Sunday 10am-12:30 Thursdays 5:30pm to dusk, summer only.
Thomaston Fish & Game Club
Facilities
Skeet: no | Trap: yes | 5 Stand: no | Sporting: no | FITASC: no | Other: no | Birds: no
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Directions:
Take exit 38 Rt. 8 north. You then turn left. This will put you on S. Main St. ¼ mile, turn left on Watertown Rd at a Mazda dealership. (Watertown Rd is Rt. 109.) From exit 38, Rt. 8 south, you will cross S. Main St. and be right on Rt. 109 at the dealership. ½ mile up either way, the road forks. Stay to the right on Rt. 109 and head up the hill. About 2 miles up just past the dam, look for Old Northfield Rd and turn right. Go another 2 miles and the sign to the club is on the right on a sharp bend in the road. Follow the dirt road and stay to the right. It will dead end at the trap field. Range is on the west bank of Morton Pond.
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Club Type: Public/Member
Contact: Rangemaster
Location: 730 Old Northfield Rd Thomaston, CT 06787
Phone: (860) 283-9070
Website: http://thomastonfishandgame.org/
Club Hours:
Sunday 10am-12:30 Thursdays 5:30pm to dusk, summer only.
Club Type: Public/Member
Contact: Rangemaster
Location: 730 Old Northfield Rd Thomaston, CT 06787
Phone: (860) 283-9070
Website: http://thomastonfishandgame.org/
Club Hours:
Sunday 10am-12:30 Thursdays 5:30pm to dusk, summer only.
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Number of visits: Once
I was invited to shoot here by Mr. Roy Cheeks and had a wonderful time. Considering how small this 1 field trap range is, there is never a dull moment as squads take the field, shoot their game, and the next one steps up without hesitation. Everyone is friendly, keeps a good rhythm, and the trap throws perfect targets. Remote voice activated pullers havent invaded this range yet. They still use good old fashion pullers in a chair that call out your score, the right way. Visitors pay 4.00 a game. The locals say they are planning to install lights soon, so until then, shooting stops at sunset. The backdrop is odd, but if you know the story as to why, it makes sense. Years ago, a neighbor complained about shot going on his property, so the range moved the trap bunker so it wouldn’t. but now, the clubs bbq pavilion is smack dab down range and shot bounces off the building as they shoot. They have tarps to keep lead from spreading under the roof and on to the picnic tables. You can hear the shot dribbling down the tin roof as you shoot. But hey, no one cares, its their club and that’s what they like. I certainly didn’t mind. A small shack next to the parking lot keeps shooters warm in the winter and most shooting is done by 12:30, so if you come, come early before 10am on Sundays and 5:30pm on Thursdays, and get squaded up. If you’re a diehard trap shooter, you’ll like this club. I enjoyed this visit and will return again.