Volume LXIIIChapter §V
Field No. 062Membership Dossier
TermsJan 01 — Dec 31
As ofThis Season
Home Membership
Section §V · Enrollment

Become
A Member

Four hundred and fifty members call this club home. Whether you shoot, fish, hunt, or simply keep the hall heated through a Lethbridge winter — there is a place for you on the roll. Annual memberships run the calendar year.

Section §V.I · Three Ways To Join

Choose
Your Tier

Dues support habitat work, pheasant releases, youth programs, and the upkeep of the range and hall. Family memberships include spouse and any children under eighteen.

Tier IIndividual

Individual

75/ Year

Full access for a single member. The standard membership for adults.

  • Full range access & certification
  • All member events & shoots
  • Quarterly newsletter by mail
  • Voting rights at general meetings
Select Tier I
Tier IIISenior 65+

Senior

50/ Year

Discounted rate for members aged 65 and over. Full access, reduced dues.

  • Full range access & certification
  • All member events & shoots
  • Quarterly newsletter by mail
  • Voting rights at general meetings
Select Tier III
Section §V.II · What's Included

Every
Membership

Every membership supports conservation, community programming, and over sixty years of outdoor tradition in southern Alberta.

№ 01

Range Access

Year-round access to our rifle, pistol, and shotgun ranges on 200 acres of maintained club land. Members keep their own keys.

№ 02

Events & Courses

PAL courses, first-time hunter clinics, pheasant releases, annual banquet — fifty-plus events across the calendar year.

№ 03

Youth Programs

Junior archery every Wednesday, mentored hunts each fall, and hands-on outdoor education for the next generation.

№ 04

Conservation

Support habitat restoration, wildlife monitoring, and land stewardship across southern Alberta. Your dues buy acres.

№ 05

Newsletter

Quarterly print dispatch with club news, event schedules, regulation changes, and member spotlights — mailed to your door.

№ 06

Voting Rights

Have your say at general meetings, vote on executive positions, and shape the direction of the club for the next sixty seasons.

Section §V.III · How It Works

Three
Steps

Memberships are processed by hand at the club hall or by e-transfer. Once you're on the roll, you receive your membership card, a range key, and the season's event calendar.

01

Choose Your Tier

Individual, Family, or Senior — pick the one that fits your household.

02

Complete Payment

Pay by e-transfer, cash, or cheque. In person at the hall or from home.

03

Start Exploring

Receive your card and key. Range, events and programs are yours from day one.

Section §V.IV · Questions Asked Often

Frequently
Asked

Common questions from prospective members. If you don't find yours here, write to us or drop in to a general meeting.

№ 01

When does my membership start?

Memberships run on a calendar year from January 1 to December 31. Mid-year joiners are valid through December 31 of the same year.

№ 02

Can I upgrade later?

Yes — upgrade from Individual to Family at any point by paying the difference. Contact the executive by email or at the hall.

№ 03

Are youth memberships available?

Children under 18 are covered under a Family membership at no additional cost. They participate in junior archery and all youth programs.

№ 04

What payment methods do you accept?

Cash, cheque, or e-transfer. Payments can be made in person at the club hall during events or general meetings, or by e-transfer to our club email.

№ 05

Is there a refund policy?

Membership fees are non-refundable once processed. If you have questions or concerns, reach out to the executive board.

№ 06

Can I try the club first?

Absolutely. Guests are welcome at most public events, including PAL courses and open archery nights. Attend an event first to see if the club fits.

Ready to Join
The Association?

Become part of southern Alberta's longest-running outdoor community. Your membership keeps conservation, community, and tradition alive for another sixty seasons.

Sign Up Today