Work Day November 1st
Hello Everyone!
We are planning our Closing Work Day for Sunday, November 1st, and we would greatly appreciate any and all help! We’re hoping to get a head start on tearing things down, packing up, and preparing for the move.
We are still working on finding a new place for the club, so unfortunately, we don’t have any new updates to share just yet. We’ll keep everyone posted as things progress!
In the meantime, we are still open on Sundays and Mondays, weather permitting, so come on out and enjoy some time at the club while you can!
Thank you all for your continued support and willingness to help. We hope to see as many of you as possible on November 1st! Every extra set of hands makes a difference!ove forward.
We truly appreciate everyone who has supported Crooked Creek Trap Club and everyone who is willing to lend a hand during this transition. It’s going to take all of us to make this next chapter happen, and we are so grateful to have such an amazing club community behind us! ❤️
Thank you!
Crooked Creek Trap Club
Board of Directors
The Crooked Creek Trap Club was founded as a small private club in 1986. The original facility was located on Lee Murphy's property just outside of Fraser on county road 5. The first range had a single trap house with a hand-set western thrower. In the late 90s, the club was moved to Bud Linke's property just outside of Granby. In spring of 2011, plans to build a new facility started to take shape. Later that fall, construction began with establishing and preparing a new club site. The new site allowed for both a larger facility and for summer league to resume while construction was taking place. With an extensive amount of volunteer labor and donated materials, the club was able to finish the 2013 Summer League at the new facility.
Currently, the club is home to three trap fields, one skeet field, one five stand field, and a pistol range.