Lebanon County Federation Of Sportsmen's Clubs

10/13/2026

2026 - Halloween Clays!
Open to the public!
When: Sunday - November 1, 2026
Sign-ups 8am to 1pm
What: 2 - 50 Bird Courses
(12 Ga on Each)
Cost: $20.00 per 50 (targets)
$5 for EACH Option
Options: Lewis NSCA Class*
12ga 100 12ga 100
(*NSCA Class: must be NSCA member – money stays in class)
Purse (HOA Option)
Top three score 50%, 30%, and 20%
(Can shoot with any gun – but all combined in this option

10/08/2026

RSVP @ [email protected] if you attending the meeting.

10/01/2026

📣 Calling all of our lady clay shooters. Here's a great opportunity to shoot and enjoy sporting clays.

09/29/2026

Back by popular demand!!!

Don't forget to Follow the NEW page -->>> Millcreek Rod & Gun

09/26/2026

This months Meeting we had the privilege of DCNR stopping in and giving some great information to our members! Thanks again
Also had to get a picture of Larry’s new puppy!

09/24/2026

As we enter the month that brings us Fall, don't forget to check out our free public programs!

If you have any questions, feel free to stop in the office any day 8-4!

09/24/2026

Come out and see us at Middle creek!

Sept. 27 at Middle Creek

09/21/2026

Good morning, everyone. Happy Monday, the last day of meteorology summer, but that's no reason to be sad, because that means we're one day closer to the 64th Annual Family Fun Field Day. Check out all the great activities. No membership required. Bring your family and friends. Everyone is welcome.

09/18/2026

Have you heard about the changes this year?

New regulations require ALL state game lands users NOT engaged in hunting, trapping, or fishing to wear fluorescent orange from October 1 through January 31.

Users are required to wear a minimum of 250 square inches of fluorescent orange on head, chest, and back combined OR a fluorescent orange hat.

Here are some extra tips for enjoying state game lands this fall:

- If you have a pet with you, we highly recommend a vest, harness, leash, or bandana.

- Backpacks can limit your 360 degrees of visibility. Add a bandana or covering to your backpack to ensure you're seen.

- Even if you’re horseback riding, you’re REQUIRED to meet orange requirements, regardless of safety equipment being worn. It’s suggested to have orange on your horse as well.

Our goal is to ensure ALL users, hunters and non-hunters alike, are as safe as possible on state game lands 365 days a year!

For full details, check your 2026-27 Hunting & Trapping Digest or visit our website at bit.ly/PGCDigest.

As a reminder, be respectful when using public land as other outdoorsmen and women may be nearby. Be mindful of current open seasons and be aware of your surroundings.