Welcome!

Farmer's and Sportsmen's Conservation Club was founded on February 3, 1938 by 13 conservation minded outdoor sportsmen. Their goal was to promote good fellowship between outdoor sportsmen, farmers and other landowners in Sheboygan County, and the State. Their mission was to be both physically and financially supportive, of any and all conservation organizations that promote the best interests in restoration and conservation of our land, forests, water and wildlife.

Farmer's and Sportsmen's Club is located on the northwest side of the city Sheboygan, WI. It is bordered on the east by I-43, and on the west by Pine Hills Country Club. The original 37 acres was purchased in early 1938 and the first clubhouse was built there soon after from logs that were hand cut and shipped to the site from the Sheboygan Marsh. The club has since purchased addional 43 acres, and has a total of 80 acres of beautiful rolling wooded land, with the natural and picturesque Pigeon River running though the property.

Farmers and Sportsmen’s Conservation Club first shooting fields were build on the south end of the property. A clubhouse was build east off the shooting fields in 1942. The clubhouse was demolish in 2010 to make room for a new clubhouse too some day be rebuild on the same site. Some of the facilities of the club are, a picnic shelter which lies east of the driveway as you are entering the club property, The picnic shelter is on a hill over looking the archery 3-D range to the west. The club property run's north through the rolling hills and wooded area along I-43. To the east and south of the 3-D archery rang is the main archery range. On the north end of the property and next to the Pigeon River are our shooting fields. There are three fully automatic trap fields, two skeet fields. A rifle range with 25,50, 100, and 200-yard brumes, with sheltered shooting benches. Just west of the trap and skeet fields and across the Pigeon River lies our black powder range, with 50-yard targets. Next to the black powder range lays the pistol range with 30-foot targets range.

The Farmers And Sportsmen's Conservation Club has a general membership of around 200, and is one the largest conservation clubs in the area. It has been recognized though the years as one of the finest in the states. It has received the Wisconsin Wildlife Federation Conservation Club of the year Award, and the National Wildlife Federation President's Award, and many more achievement awards thought out the years by other conservation organizations. In the past few years, Farmer's And Sportsmen's Club has received over $15,000 from the NRA, in recognition of the clubs Hunter Safety program, Youth Shooting, and the Sheboygan High School Trap Team program.

Farmer's and Sportsmen Conservation Club is a Charter Member of the Wisconsin Wildlife Federation, Charter Sponsor Member of the Sheboygan Chapter of Ducks Unlimited, NRA, Elmer H. Maywood Environmental Park.

The club does allow hunting with shotgun and bow and arrow to members only on the club grounds, north of the clubhouse only. No hunting with 22's allowed on the club property.

There is a parking restriction on the east side of the parking lot, two-car width from the grassy hill west. This is for a fire lane all the way to the clubhouse.

If you have further questions on how you can become a member or participate in club events e-mail a message to webmaster@farmerssportsmens.org.

If you would like to become a member download and fill out the Membership Application. Download Membership Application It maybe drop off at club house or mail to, Farmers and Sportsmen, 2412, North 44th Street, Sheboygan, WI 53083 or e-mail as an attachment to webmaster@farmerssportsmens.org.