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Membership


We're a membership-based non-profit conservation club, and memberships runs with our club's fiscal year: September 1 through August 31. You can apply for membership at any time through the year.


Renewing members pay $50 annual dues and new members pay that plus a $15 application fee.


Each member is one person. Thus, if a husband and wife both want to join, each would need to apply for membership separately.


Benefits of membership include

  • Access to the shooting ranges
  • Discounted hall rental
  • Discounted CPL classes


Membership also includes the responsibility to pitch in through volunteering and serving. To start, attend some monthly membership meetings to keep up on and vote on club business, to get to know fellow club members, and to find opportunities to serve.


How to Join

  1. Find an existing member who you can list as your sponsor. New to the area? Try coming to a club event and ask about finding a sponsor.
  2. Apply through the New Member Signup form, linked below.
  3. Your application will be reviewed by the board of directors at the next directors' meeting, which happens before the membership meeting on the last Sunday of the month. New members are announced at that membership meeting.
  4. The club treasurer will reach out to new provisional members and either hand or mail a membership card to the new member.


New Member Signup



Membership Renewals

Annual membership renewals are due on August 1 each year, and the new membership term begins on September 1.


Members who haven't paid annual dues by September 1st are late and that membership has lapsed. Any past member who renews after membership has lapsed will need to pay the application fee in addition to dues in order to reactive membership.


Many members renew at the membership meeting in August, and members with email addresses on file will receive reminders to renew online in the month of August.

The St. Charles Wolverine Sportsmen's Club, a private non-profit conservation club, was founded in 1955 and is devoted to benefitting our community and furthering the conservation of fish, wildlife, and their natural habitats, so that we can all continue to benefit from these natural resources for hunting, fishing, and enjoyment.