About

Mission: To promote the conservation and wise use of our natural resources and to educate and encourage youth to safely participate in outdoor activities.

The first meeting of the LCSC was by CCC members in 1938. LCSC incorporated as a non-profit organization in 1954, with early meetings held at the Lincoln County Courthouse and the American Legion Hall. Initial conservation projects included the raising and planting of pheasants and the creation of trout ponds planted with brown, brook and rainbow trout on the east side of Merrill, which were eventually donated to the DNR. The Club has taken part in cutting for winter deer browsing, development of wildlife plots, building boat landings and improving the Prairie River habitat. Hunter Safety programs have been available since 1967, teaching more than 8,000 students. The Club sponsors an annual Scholarship of $2,000 each to one student from both the Tomahawk and Merrill school districts.

The CLUBHOUSE was built in 1960 consisting of a kitchen and meeting hall. In 2000, the addition of a second meeting room with a fireplace was made possible by Incredible Bank.

RANGES consist of a 200-yard rifle range, four 100-yard rifle ranges and a 50/25 pistol range. The ranges are always open unless otherwise indicated due to a special event at the clubhouse.

A 6-station ARCHERY practice range was established in 1980 as a gift from the Lincoln Bow Hunters. Eye-bolts have been affixed to the targets to allow for crossbow shooting (please bring your own crossbow targets)