Our Location:
5000 Upper Harper Road, Coquitlam, BC
Canada, V3E 3H1
Phone:
604-942-9772
MEMBERS and their GUESTS ONLY
Range Hours:
Doors open 8:30am
Last cease fire 3:20pm
Last shot 4pm
Office Hours:
8:00am-4pm (closed Tues / Wed)
Thank you for coming! Thanks to those who braved the soggy conditions to meet our hatchery volunteers this morning at the Rivers and Trails festival at Lions Park. Those who made it were put to work releasing hundreds of Coho smolts into the nearby creek where the little fish did not care at all…
On October 21, 2019 Canada will be going to the polls in the Federal Election. Canadian citizens will have the right to pick new representatives to send to Ottawa. During the campaign you have the right to question and ask candidates why they would best represent your interests. By tradition, your club leadership wishes PCDHFC to…
Yesterday was the start of a one week goose season and from some reports there needs to be a refresher on how to hunt ethically and legally in the field or waters edge. Let’s review some things for the benefit of new hunters (and some returning hunters who may not remember what is what). In…
All Ranges, The Club House and the Trap House will be closed on October 1-2, 2019 for a closed Industry Event serving local law enforcement. We apologize for any inconvenience to our members and users. Proceeds of the rental will go to our operating budget. Archery trail use will be cancelled for the day of…
The 2019 IPSC Provincials are now a wrap thanks to the hard work of Match Directors Adam Brawn, Alastair Hesp and their dedicated team of volunteers. Over 200 shooters from around the Province and elsewhere fought through what proved to be a very technical and demanding match that encouraged good marksmanship and planning. Our congratulations…
We apologize for any difficulties but the New Members Course previously set for September 14th is being moved to Sunday Sept. 15th.
BE ADVISED this photo was taken on Burke Mountain not far from our archery trails. Young cougars who are searching for territory and are inexperienced hunters could represent a threat to people. Pay attention to your surroundings, mind your children and pets. REPORT any cougar sightings to a range officer and to the office.
The B.C. government has posted the following new requirements for ungulate hunters in the Kootenay Region (4-1, 4-2, 4-3, 4-4, 4-5, 4-6 and 4-7) because of the appearance of a case of Chronic Wasting Disease across the border in Montana. The provincial Wildlife Health Program is calling on all hunters, especially those in the Peace…
Between August 30-Sept 1st the Lower Ranges will be occupied by the 2019 IPSC BC Championships. Over 200 competitors and many volunteers will be using Ranges 1-6, the Club House and the Trap House for the three day shooting match, ceremonies, banquets and other supporting activities. Between September 26th and August 30th expect restricted access…