About The Club

Founded in 1945, the North Peace Rod and Gun Club has been a cornerstone of the Fort St. John community for generations. We’re a volunteer-run, not-for-profit club and a member of the BC Wildlife Federation.

We are advocates for fish, wildlife and their habitats, anglers, hunters and outdoor recreationalists, firearms owners and recreational shooters, and public access to public lands and public resources.

We offer a wide range of shoots, training programs, and events throughout the year, with something for every skill level and interest. From introductory courses to competitive shoots, the club is an active, welcoming place built around the people who show up.

If you’re looking for a place to learn, compete, or just be part of something local, you’ll find it here.

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North Peace Rod & Gun Club

19 hours ago

NOVEMBER ORPS | COURSE OF FIRESunday, November 8th, 2026The Big Bore Range closes at 11:00 a.m. for setup, with shooting starting promptly at noon.Please arrive early to lend a hand with setup so we can get everything ready and start on time. Don't forget to bring cash for your entry fee.November's ORPS course of fire is ready, and we've got another technical match lined up at the North Peace Rod & Gun Club.Five stages, 60 rounds and 600 possible points. This month's course will test positional shooting, stability, transitions and accuracy, with targets ranging from 25 to 100 yards.NOVEMBER COURSE OF FIRE Stage 1: Sawhorse ShuffleProne positions on both sides of the sawhorse, followed by the left and right edges2" target at 100 yards1" target at 50 yards12 rounds, 120 points possibleStage 2: Drum and TiresShooting from a double tire stack, 55-gallon drum and single tire1.5" and 3" targets at 100 yards12 rounds, 120 points possibleStage 3: Positional PracticeStanding, kneeling and prone positions6" target at 25 yards2.5" target at 50 yards12 rounds, 120 points possibleSling only. No bipods or bags.Stage 4: Stepladder, Timed StageShooting from two different ladder heights, returning to the bottom rung for the final shots1.5" target at 100 yards12 rounds, 120 points possibleTime will be recordedStage 5: Bucket KYLShooting from an overturned 5-gallon bucketKYL rack at 25 yards, targets from 1" down to ¼"4" target at 75 yardsMust hit to advance12 rounds, 120 points possibleA FEW REMINDERSPlease make sure your rifle is fully sighted in before arriving. With targets as small as ¼ inch and some stretching out to 100 yards, knowing your zero will make a difference.November weather can be unpredictable, so dress appropriately and bring warm layers, gloves, a hat, water, food and anything else you may need for an afternoon outdoors.Please bring cash for your entry fee.New shooters are always welcome. ORPS is a great opportunity to get off the bench, work on different shooting positions and learn alongside other shooters.We look forward to seeing everyone at the range. ... See MoreSee Less

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North Peace Rod & Gun Club

1 week ago

Check this event out in a great facility at the Dawson Creek Sportsman's Club ClubHello Fellow Shooters, Plans are in place to our host a 50 Yd Bench Rest 22 LR Competition at the Dawson Creek Sportsmans Club Indoor Range.We hope to see you on November 14, 2026, with a 10AM start (MST). Please arrive early to register and be ready for the shoot to start at 10.Youth are encouraged to attend, and the Youth Division will shoot at 10 with Lady's Open, Men's Production and Mixed Open Division to follow as lanes become available. Registration is open at: www.cognitoforms.com/DawsonCreekSportsmansClub/DCSC50YdBenchrest22LRCompetitionBig things are in the works at the Dawson Creek Sportsmans Club. A new, updated and user-friendly Website Newsletters detailing events And much morePlanning is underway for events in the Indoor range. Save the dates for 50-yard Bench rest Competitions - January, March, June and September. Dates will be firmed up, and we will let you know. As well, 22LR shoots are in the works for the outdoor range for May and August. Did you enjoy the "Long Gong" Shoots? Do you have any ideas for another type of 22 shoot?Watch our Facebook page for updates at: www.facebook.com/dcsportsmansclubHope to see all of you on November 14, 2026. ... See MoreSee Less

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North Peace Rod & Gun Club

1 week ago

With mule deer season right around the corner, don't forget the Peace Region is an important area for collection samples for the detection of Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD). We need to have around 300 samples tested annually to have any confidence that the area is CWD free and we have never reached that threshold. Although there have been no confirmed cases of CWD in the Peace, it remains a high-risk area and it is time for hunters to step up and provide samples.Why is surveillance important? Surveillance is a critical component of disease prevention and management. Since 2002, the BC.CWD Program has conducted CWD surveillance in free-ranging cervid populations, including deer, elk, moose and caribou. Most samples are collected from hunter harvested animals, but it is also critical to test cervids collected from other sources such as those involved in vehicle collisions.Drop off locations in the North Peace include the North Peace Rod and Gun Club, Stan's Custom Meats and the government building by appointment.More Information:You can find more information included how to collect and submit samples and more drop-off locatiBC Chronic Wasting Disease - CWD ProgramWD Program : www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/environment/plants-animals-ecosystems/wildlife/wildlife-conservation/w...BC Wildlife FederationFederation : bcwf.bc.ca/initiatives/chronic-wasting-Huntersforbcntersforbc : cwdbc.ca/ ... See MoreSee Less

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