Box Elder Wildlife Federation.
The Box Elder Wildlife Federation is a private club for members.
They meet on the 2nd Tuesday of the month at the Brigham City Fire Station ("Emergency Services Facility")
5th South and Forest St., Brigham City.
Meeting Time: Directors Mtg. at 6:30pm, General Meeting at 7:00pm
The cost is $30 per year to join if you are an NRA member $40 if not.
Link to membership application.
Mail it to:
Box Elder Wildlife Federation,Inc,
P.O. Box 192
Brigham City, UT 84302.
Their ranges are located at:
Manuta UT
107 North Dam Road in Mantua
Here is so info from their website
"Gun Range Rules – Mantua Range
Hours of operation: "Daylight Hours", 7-days a week. (Night shoot contact Al first).
The covered 100-yd position is the only long range one!
The basic Range Rules follow:
All shooters at Mantua must either be BEWF Designated Rangemaster, OR be accompanied and supervised by a certified BEWF Rangemaster. No exceptions.
The lower range is for rifles and 50ft pistol practice/sighting, No Shotguns.
On the lower range, you may only shoot at the established 50 and 100 yd targets.
The 50 and 100 yd targets both have noticeable berms behind them for safety.
Only paper or cardboard targets properly posted are allowed.
Clay bird shooting is not recommended because of the proximity to public highway.
Always keep the gun pointed in a safe direction.
Always keep your finger off the trigger until ready to shoot.
Always keep the gun unloaded until ready to use.
Always be sure of your target and what is beyond.
Shooting hours are from 9:00 a.m. to sunset, Monday through Saturday only. Range is closed Sunday.
All shooting must be accomplished in a safe and responsible manner.
All firearms behind the firing line must be unloaded.
All shooting must be done within the marked shooting lanes, and at the established target areas with proper targets.
The upper pistol range can not be used while the rifle range is in use. There is a one hour time limit for each range if others are waiting. Members will need to alternate use if both ranges are needed.
All firing will cease and firearm actions will be cleared whenever targets are being changed or inspected along the firing line.
Hearing and eye protection are recommended.
Safety and common sense must be practiced at all times.
No alcoholic beverages are allowed on the range.
No tracer or armor piercing ammunition is allowed on the range.
Do not Shoot at the support posts for the target boards.
No Bottles, cans, boxes or junk may be used for targets. Anyone using glass/boxes/junk, or leaving a mess will forfeit their membership.
Each shooter is responsible for cleaning up brass, targets, etc., in his area after shooting.
All persons shooting must be range masters and possess a valid membership card, or be accompanied by a range master during open hours. Non-members must be cleared before entering and pay the $5.00 daily usage fee. Unaccompanied non-members are trespassers and are subject to prosecution.
Be respectful of other shooters.
The continued use of this facility is dependent upon the actions of the members of the BEWF. Improper use could seriously jeopardize the future use of this range. Persons in violation of the above rules will have their day use or membership privileges terminated and may face prosecution.
Protect your range! Report violators (name, license number, date, time) to Al Smart, (435) 723-5711. Report vandalism to the Box Elder County Sheriff's office at (435) 734-3800,
Al Smart, President
Box Elder Wildlife Federation"
Here is some info about their secondary range
The Tremonton Range is located at the top of the old county landfill/gravel pit NW of Tremonton. Go past Tremonton on I-84, Exit freeway at Road Sheds. Go to the county road, northbound, on the west side of the freeway. Follow the access road west of the freeway to the next overpass NNW of the Road Sheds. Go across this overpass to the east side of the freeway where you will find a locked gate. Enter the gate, bear to the right around the hillside and go to the top of the mountain where you will find another locked gate. The firing range is just beyond the second locked gate.
GPS Coordinates for the actual Range are 41o44' 53.55" N, 112o 14'57.89" W. Give or take a few feet.
If entering these coordinates into your GPS, specify "Least use of freeways" when you pass the first interchange after the I-15 - I-84 split. You must follow the above "Surface Road" road instructions to get to the Firing Range Coordinates.
A map will be added shortly.
Gun Range Rules – Tremonton Range
Think Safety - Shoot Safely
Members only, if you bring a non-member you have to be a Rangemaster, get prior approval for a non-member guest, and you pay the $5 per day fee for them.
Targets only on the established shooting areas, do NOT go off the range to place targets.
Always keep the gun pointed in a safe direction.
Always keep your finger off the trigger until ready to shoot.
Always keep the gun unloaded until ready to use.
Always be sure of your target and what is beyond it.
Shooting hours are from sunrise to sunset.
All shooting must be accomplished in a safe and responsible manner.
All firearms behind the firing line must be unloaded.
All shooting must be done within the marked shooting lanes, and at the established Target areas.
All firing will cease and firearm actions will be cleared whenever targets are being changed or inspected along the firing line.
Hearing and eye protection are recommended.
Safety and common sense must be practiced at all times.
No alcoholic beverages are allowed on the range.
No tracer ammunition is allowed on the range. Rangefires are expensive.
No bottles, cans, boxes or junk may be used for targets. Anyone using glass/boxes/junk, or leaving a mess will forfeit their membership.
Each shooter is responsible for cleaning up their own brass, targets, etc., in the area after shooting.
All persons shooting must be current BEWF members and possess a valid membership card, or be accompanied by a range master during open hours and pay the $5.00 daily usage fee. Unaccompanied non-members are trespassers and are subject to prosecution.
Lock the range gate immediately after entering or exiting the landfill site.
Be respectful of other shooters.
The continued use of this facility is dependent upon the actions of the members of the BEWF. Improper use could seriously jeopardize the future use of this range. Persons in violation of our rules will have their day use or membership privileges terminated, and may face prosecution.
Protect your range! Report violators (name, license number, date, time) to Al Smart, (435) 723-5711. Report vandalism to the Box Elder County Sheriff's office at (435) 734-3800.
OR, In emergency or serious safety problem, dial 9-1-1 and ask for the nearest officer.
Al Smart, President
Box Elder Wildlife Federation
They also have a forum it is mostly dead though.
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