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Idaho Shooting Ranges: IDFG Public Ranges, BLM Qualified Ranges, Gun Clubs, Clays, Archery and Indoor Lanes

75 ranges in 31 of Idaho’s 44 counties: the 6 IDFG public ranges from Farragut in the Panhandle to Black's Creek near Kuna, 9 ranges on the BLM qualified list, 30 rifle and pistol ranges and clubs, 18 trap, skeet and sporting clays grounds, 6 indoor ranges and 15 archery ranges. Checked November 12, 2026.

75Ranges
31Counties
6IDFG ranges
9BLM list
66Town lists

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Idaho’s 6 IDFG public ranges, with who runs each

A linked name opens its range page here; the small county link opens that county’s hunting guide. Hours and fees are the first lines IDFG publishes, and every clock time is local (MT or PT).

IDFG rangeSettingManaged byDisciplinesHoursRange fee
Black's Creek Public Shooting
Range
Kuna, Ada County
IDFG; run day
to day by
the EE-DA-HOW Long
Rifle & Pistol
Club
rifle, handgun, black
powder, air gun;
to 500 yd
Nov 1 –
May 31: main
range 10 a.m.
– 5 p.m.
Fri-Sun, 500M range…
(MT)
Range use fee
per range: adults
$10 (includes target
stand with…
Farragut Public Shooting RangeAthol, Kootenai CountyIDFG (Panhandle Region)
rifle, handgun, rimfire,
shotgun; to 200
yd
Summer (May –
October): Fri-Mon 9
a.m. – 4
p.m. (PT)
$10 per shooter
(18+) per day,
$5 per youth
shooter (under 18)
per day
Nampa Public Shooting RangeNampa, Canyon County
IDFG, with AIR
Idaho and Nampa
Bow Chiefs
air gun, archery;
to 25 yd
Indoor air gun
range: 10 a.m.
– 6 p.m.
Tue-Fri, 10 a.m.
– 5… (MT)
Indoor air gun
range $10 per
shooter (first target
included)
Boise River WMA Archery
Range
Boise River Wildlife
Management Area, Boise
IDFG, on the
Boise River WMA
archery, 3D archery
Sunup to sundown,
May 1 –
Nov.⁠ 15 (weather
permitting) (MT)
Free
Lemhi Hole Access Site
Archery Range
Lemhi Hole Access
Site, Salmon
IDFG access site;
built with local
groups
archery; to 60 ydOpen year-roundFree
Garden Valley Public Shooting
Range
Garden Valley, Boise CountyNot stated by IDFG–––
  • IDFG names five public ranges on its shooting page (Black's Creek near Kuna, Farragut near Athol, the Boise River WMA archery range, Nampa and Garden Valley); a separate IDFG article from August 6, 2025 adds the free archery range at the Lemhi Hole Access Site in Salmon.
  • The Black's Creek and Nampa pages each call the range one of four Idaho shooting ranges owned by IDFG. No page that was read names all four together, so this guide does not guess which range is the fourth.
  • Black's Creek, the busiest of them by IDFG's own account, has a main range of 36 benches from 5 to 200 yards plus a 500-meter range, and bans armor-piercing, tracer, incendiary and steel-core ammunition as well as exploding targets.
  • Farragut keeps 50-, 100- and 200-yard lines, a four-point trap field with manual throwers and a 20-target 3D archery loop where crossbows are allowed; fees are cash only.
  • The Nampa range is now an indoor air gun and indoor archery facility; IDFG says its outdoor archery range is closed indefinitely for safety reasons.
  • Garden Valley Public Shooting Range appears on the IDFG list by name only: no address, owner, hours or disciplines were published, so it has no card details and no map pin.
  • The BLM EXPLORE Act list names 9 qualified ranges in Idaho on 1,313.5 acres of BLM land or former BLM land, some still under Recreation and Public Purposes leases and some patented; seven come from club or range listings, whose own rules decide who shoots.

IDFG rows from the IDFG Public Shooting Ranges page, the Black’s Creek, Farragut and Nampa range pages (with the Black's Creek pricing page and the Farragut operation page) and the IDFG archery range articles; BLM leases, patents and acreage from the BLM EXPLORE Act qualified range list; city and county ranges from directory listings. Checked November 12, 2026.

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The 9 Idaho ranges on the BLM qualified range list

Seven of the 9 are club or range listings tied to BLM land through a Recreation and Public Purposes lease or a patent that replaced one; Lemhi Rifle Range near Salmon and the Cottonwood Field Office Shooting Area near Riggins come straight from the BLM record. Together they cover 1,313.5 acres, the largest being Unified Sportsmen's Club at 520 acres.

Qualified rangeCountyLand statusAcresBLM office
Unified Sportsmen's ClubMadisonPatent (former R&PP lease)520
Upper Snake Field
Office (Idaho Falls
District Office)
Cedar Hills Gun ClubBinghamPatent (former R&PP lease)360
Upper Snake Field
Office (Idaho Falls
District Office)
Jerome Gun ClubJeromePatent (former R&PP lease)100
Shoshone Field Office
(Twin Falls District
Office)
Nampa Rod and Gun
Club
CanyonR&PP lease100
Four Rivers Field
Office (Boise District
Office)
Oregon Trail Shooting RangeBannockR&PP lease80
Pocatello Field Office
(Idaho Falls District
Office)
Burley Trap Club &
Sporting Clays
CassiaR&PP lease60
Burley Field Office
(Twin Falls District
Office)
Lemhi Rifle RangeLemhiPatent (former R&PP lease)37.5
Salmon Field Office
(Idaho Falls District
Office)
Cottonwood Field Office Shooting
Area
IdahoPatent (former R&PP lease)36
Cottonwood Field Office
(Coeur d'Alene District
Office)
Malad Shooting AreaGoodingR&PP lease20
Shoshone Field Office
(Twin Falls District
Office)

From the BLM EXPLORE Act qualified range list (STATE = ID), read November 11, 2026; club ranges keep their own membership rules.

Idaho ranges sorted by your distance

71 of the 75 Idaho ranges carry a map point. Each card gives miles, range type, the gate rule and a phone or map link, six at a time.

The page measures from where you stand or from a county centre and keeps nothing afterwards.

Straight-line miles from you or a county centre. Most points come from the Census geocoder; directory points far from their own town fall back to the town centre and say so. The four IDFG ranges without a published point are not in the sort.

Idaho ranges split into five discipline lists

IDFG, BLM-land and city ranges, indoor lanes, rifle and pistol lines, shotgun fields and archery ranges each have a list, and a club with a rifle line and a trap field turns up on both. Members-only listings on file: 17.

Every mapped Idaho range from the Panhandle to the Utah line

71 pins run from Shoot North Idaho in the north to DMR Gun & Knife Works in the south, and from Range 208 Lewiston in the west to Soda Springs Shooting Complex in the east. County leaders by count: Ada County (8), Bonneville County (6), Canyon County (6) and Madison County (5).

Highlighted pins are IDFG, BLM-land and city ranges. A pin opens the range page where there is one. Farragut, the Boise River WMA and Lemhi Hole archery ranges and Garden Valley publish no map point and have no pin.

Idaho towns with a 35-mile range list

66 of the 94 Idaho towns in this guide have at least three mapped ranges within 35 miles; each list opens with the nearest one.

  • Aberdeen
    6 ranges
  • American Falls
    4 ranges
  • Ashton
    5 ranges
  • Athol
    6 ranges
  • Blackfoot
    12 ranges
  • Buhl
    5 ranges
  • Burley
    4 ranges
  • Carey
    3 ranges
  • Conkling Park
    5 ranges
  • Cottonwood
    6 ranges
  • Driggs
    3 ranges
  • Dubois
    4 ranges
  • Eagle
    18 ranges
  • Emmett
    17 ranges
  • Fairfield
    4 ranges
  • Gooding
    5 ranges
  • Grangeville
    4 ranges
  • Hailey
    3 ranges
  • Hauser
    4 ranges
  • Homedale
    15 ranges
  • Horseshoe Bend
    14 ranges
  • Idaho City
    7 ranges
  • Iona
    14 ranges
  • Jerome
    5 ranges
  • Ketchum
    3 ranges
  • Kooskia
    5 ranges
  • Kuna
    17 ranges
  • Lewiston
    7 ranges
  • Marsing
    17 ranges
  • McCammon
    6 ranges
  • Montpelier
    3 ranges
  • Moscow
    5 ranges
  • Mud Lake
    8 ranges
  • Murphy
    13 ranges
  • New Meadows
    3 ranges
  • New Plymouth
    12 ranges
  • Nezperce
    6 ranges
  • Oldtown
    5 ranges
  • Orofino
    9 ranges
  • Paris
    3 ranges
  • Parker
    8 ranges
  • Parma
    13 ranges
  • Payette
    7 ranges
  • Post Falls
    4 ranges
  • Potlatch
    3 ranges
  • Priest River
    5 ranges
  • Rexburg
    11 ranges
  • Rigby
    12 ranges
  • Ririe
    11 ranges
  • Roberts
    13 ranges
  • Robie Creek
    14 ranges
  • Shoshone
    5 ranges
  • St.⁠ Anthony
    6 ranges
  • St.⁠ Maries
    5 ranges
  • Sun Valley
    3 ranges
  • Weiser
    3 ranges
  • White Bird
    4 ranges
  • Winchester
    9 ranges

Idaho ranges by county

31 of the 44 counties hold at least one listed range. Bear Lake, Benewah, Boundary, Butte, Camas, Clark, Custer, Fremont, Jefferson, Lincoln, Oneida, Teton and Washington counties have none on file; their county guides send shooters across the line.

Idaho range regulars: next shoots and shows

12 rows taken from 49 posted dates statewide.

When, event, hostKindWhereEntryDetailsVia
Nov 13-14, 2026
Host:
Unified Sportsmen's Club
3-gunRexburg:
Unified Sportsmens Club

Madison County

Registerboisegunclub.com
Nov 11, 2026
Nov 20, 2026Class or clinicPocatello:
Gate City Sport Shooting
Association

Bannock County

Detailsboisegunclub.com
Nov 11, 2026
Nov 21, 2026Concealed carry classPocatello:
Gate City Sport Shooting
Association

Bannock County

Detailsboisegunclub.com
Nov 11, 2026
Nov 21, 2026
Host:
Unified Sportsmen's Club
Cowboy actionRexburg:
Unified Sportsmens Club

Madison County

Entry pageboisegunclub.com
Nov 11, 2026
Nov 21, 2026NRL22 rimfirePocatello:
Dope Precision Rimfire

Bannock County

Registerboisegunclub.com
Nov 11, 2026
Nov 21-22, 2026
Host:
Lewis Clark Trader
Gun showLewiston:
Nez Perce County Fairgrounds

Nez Perce County

$10.00Detailsgunshowtrader.com
Nov 11, 2026
Dec 1, 2026Lever actionKuna:
Black's Creek Public
Shooting Range

Ada County

Entry pageboisegunclub.com
Nov 11, 2026
Dec 1, 2026Lever actionKuna:
Black's Creek Public
Shooting Range

Ada County

Entry pageboisegunclub.com
Nov 11, 2026
Dec 2, 2026Lever actionKuna:
Black's Creek Public
Shooting Range

Ada County

Entry pageboisegunclub.com
Nov 11, 2026
Dec 5-6, 2026
Host:
Amoureux and Amoureux LLC
Gun showHomedale:
Owyhee County Fairgrounds

Owyhee County

$9.00Detailsgunshowtrader.com
Nov 11, 2026
Dec 5, 2026
Host:
Treasure Valley Shooting Academy
Concealed carry classCaldwell:
Caldwell Christian Church

Canyon County

Detailsboisegunclub.com
Nov 11, 2026
Dec 5-6, 2026
Host:
Lewis Clark Trader
Gun showPost Falls:
Greyhound Park & Event
Center

Kootenai County

$10.00Detailsgunshowtrader.com
Nov 11, 2026

A day at an Idaho range: four things to bring

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Idaho range questions

Sources behind the list?

IDFG range pages and articles, the BLM EXPLORE Act qualified range list, boisegunclub.com, gunranges.org, findarcheryranges.com and the ATA Idaho club list, read November 11, 2026 and checked November 12, 2026. 36 listings stayed off the map: town-only and post office box rows, duplicates, match groups, places with no range described and dispersed shooting areas.

Which shooting ranges does IDFG run in Idaho?

IDFG lists five on its shooting page: Black's Creek near Kuna, Farragut near Athol, the Boise River WMA archery range, Nampa and Garden Valley. An August 2025 IDFG article adds the archery range at the Lemhi Hole Access Site in Salmon. Black's Creek and Nampa each describe themselves as one of four ranges IDFG owns; the fourth is not named on any page read.

Can I sight in a deer or elk rifle at an IDFG range?

Yes, at Black's Creek (benches from 5 to 200 yards plus a 500-meter range) and at Farragut (50-, 100- and 200-yard lines). Nampa is indoor air gun and archery only, and the Boise River WMA and Lemhi Hole ranges are for bows.

What are the range fees at Black's Creek?

Range use fee per range: adults $10 (includes target stand with target, main range only), children under 18 $5, active duty military and veterans $8. punch cards $50 / $80. annual pass $200, per the IDFG pricing page.

When is the Farragut range open?

Summer (May – October): Fri-Mon 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.; winter (November – April): Sat-Sun 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.; no sign-ins after 3 p.m (PT), per IDFG. Fees are ten dollars per adult and five per youth shooter a day, cash only.

Which Idaho ranges are on BLM land?

Unified Sportsmen's Club (520 acres, Upper Snake Field Office), Cedar Hills Gun Club (360 acres, Upper Snake Field Office), Jerome Gun Club (100 acres, Shoshone Field Office), Nampa Rod and Gun Club (100 acres, Four Rivers Field Office), Oregon Trail Shooting Range (80 acres, Pocatello Field Office), Burley Trap Club & Sporting Clays (60 acres, Burley Field Office), Lemhi Rifle Range (37.5 acres, Salmon Field Office), Cottonwood Field Office Shooting Area (36 acres, Cottonwood Field Office) and Malad Shooting Area (20 acres, Shoshone Field Office), per the BLM EXPLORE Act qualified range list. Seven come from club or range listings, whose operators decide who may shoot.

Where can I shoot at 500 yards or more in Idaho?

Lewis-Clark Wildlife Club (550 yards) and Black's Creek Public Shooting Range (500 yards) post the longest lines in the listings; Black's Creek's long range is listed by IDFG as a 500-meter range.

Which county leads Idaho on listed ranges?

Ada County with 8, followed by Bonneville County with 6.

How many rows on this list involve a shotgun and clays?

33 name trap, skeet, 5-stand, sporting clays or a shotgun field, Farragut's four trap points included, and 8 are noted as ATA-registered trap clubs.

Which general elk seasons are still ahead or open in Idaho?

Counting zone rows dated on or after today in the IDFG Hunt Planner: any weapon in 10 zones (the last closing December 31, 2026), muzzleloader in 8 zones (the last closing December 31, 2026) and archery in 3 zones (the last closing December 31, 2026). Each elk zone page lists its own A and B tag dates.

Range day done: Idaho hunting units and season dates

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