ABOUT OUR CLUB
The Wampanoag Rod & Gun Club is located on a 19 acre parcel of land on Cross Street in Seekonk, near the Rehoboth town line.
We are a nonprofit organization dedicated to:
1. Promoting the wise use of our natural resources.
2. Supporting sound conservation.
3. Promoting good sportsmanship afield.
4. Being an example of good and safe sportsmanship
5. Respecting the property rights of others.
6. Passing on to our heirs the joys and privileges of a better outdoors.
7. Making every effort to support the right to bear arms legally ....
The membership of the WRGC includes about 100 members and their families. Although there is currently a waiting list for membership, there are many activities at the club that are open to nonmembers, including:
YOUTH PROGRAMS - This past summer, the club hosted 21 young people between the ages of 7 and 18, teaching them about gun safety and handling, as well as archery.
TRAP SHOOTING - A weekly competition, open to the public, every Wednesday night through the summer.
WEEKLY PUBLIC ARCHERY - During the summer, our archery course is open to the public every Thursday evening
DISABLED VETERANS - On two occasions this past summer, the WRGC was proud to host a group of disabled veterans. The vets had a wonderful time of target shooting and trying out vintage weapons. The pictures on our home page slide show were taken on one of those days.
The Wampanoag Rod & Gun Club is located on a 19 acre parcel of land on Cross Street in Seekonk, near the Rehoboth town line.
We are a nonprofit organization dedicated to:
1. Promoting the wise use of our natural resources.
2. Supporting sound conservation.
3. Promoting good sportsmanship afield.
4. Being an example of good and safe sportsmanship
5. Respecting the property rights of others.
6. Passing on to our heirs the joys and privileges of a better outdoors.
7. Making every effort to support the right to bear arms legally ....
The membership of the WRGC includes about 100 members and their families. Although there is currently a waiting list for membership, there are many activities at the club that are open to nonmembers, including:
YOUTH PROGRAMS - This past summer, the club hosted 21 young people between the ages of 7 and 18, teaching them about gun safety and handling, as well as archery.
TRAP SHOOTING - A weekly competition, open to the public, every Wednesday night through the summer.
WEEKLY PUBLIC ARCHERY - During the summer, our archery course is open to the public every Thursday evening
DISABLED VETERANS - On two occasions this past summer, the WRGC was proud to host a group of disabled veterans. The vets had a wonderful time of target shooting and trying out vintage weapons. The pictures on our home page slide show were taken on one of those days.
