1995 MN State Sporting

1997 MN State Sporting

1997 First MN State Parcours de Chase

1997 First MN State 5 Stand

1998 MN State Parcours de Chase

1999 Zone 5 Championship

2000 National Parcours de Chase

2001 Pan Am Parcours de Chase

2001 MN State Sporting

2002 Pan Am Parcours de Chase

2004 Zone 5 Championship

2005 MN State Parcours de Chase

2005 National Parcours de Chase

2006 Parcours de Chase Referee Training

2006 MN State Sporting

2007 MN Triple Classic Championship

2007 Petersen Dead Bird Open

2007 Caribou Open Parcours de Chase

2007 MN State Small Bore Championship

2008 MN Triple Classic Championship

2008 Petersen Dead Bird Open

2008 Caribou SCTP Shoot

2008 Caribou Open

2009 MN Triple Classic Championship

2009 Petersen Dead Bird Open

2009 MN State Small Bore & Super Sporting

2009 National Parcours de Chase

2009 MN State Sporting

2010 MN Triple Classic Championship

2010 Petersen Dead Bird Open

2010 Caribou SCTP Shoot

The Caribou Hunting Preserve encompasses 28 separate hunting fields, spread over 700 acres of varying terrain.  From Big Blue Stem to Sorghum to Prairie Grasses, the Caribou has some of the finest Hunting Preserve cover in the land.  Pheasants & Chukar are the preferred quarry.  Guides with experienced Dogs are available upon request.  Pigeons are usually on hand for the Dog Trainer as well.  Steel Shot is required when hunting the Preserve.

The Caribou has 4 Sporting Clays Courses.  At least one Course is set up all year, to accommodate day shooters, with Sporting Clays League running May through August.  Trap & Skeet is available daily, League runs May through August as well.

The Caribou Rifle & Pistol Range is open Daily.  The Range offers target distances from 25 - 500 yards, with 10 covered shooting stations.  Come out and shoot for the day, or purchase our Annual Range Membership, designed for the serious gunner.

The Loose Moose Banquet Hall  has seating capacity of 350 with full Banquet Facility capabilities.  The Loose Moose is used for all Sporting Clays Events, Wildlife Banquets, Weddings, Corporate meetings, etc.  Call Liz or Randy for booking info.

The Caribou Cozy Cabin is nestled in an old growth woods with large oaks, ash, maples, and scores of wildlife.  Sleeps 10.  A great retreat for the Preserve Hunters to Class re-unions, or just a weekend getaway. 

The Caribou is equipped with 28 RV Hook-ups spread between 3 locations on the property.  Call Randy when you want to book a site for your next event.   

Founded in 1953, by Earl Voss, the Caribou Gun Club has been serving the sporting public with great passion and expertise for more than 55 years.  Earl started the Club with one Trap field next to his garage, expanded the facility in 1960 and progressed to hosting ATA registered shoots by 1972.  The Skeet Range was added in 1975 with the Rifle Range to follow in 1981.  The Rifle Range just received a major remodel and expansion in 2008.  25 to 500 Yard Range!

After breaking and still holding several ATA Trap Shooting records as a teenager, Randy Voss was recruited by the U. S. Marksmanship Unit out of high school.  Randy became one of the top International Trap Shooters in the world, after his U. S. Army Trap Team took Gold in the 1978 World Championships, in Seoul, South Korea. 

Randy and Earl expanded the Gun Club, to include the Hunting Preserve in 1985, continually expanding the Preserve’s capabilities to its present configuration, of 28 hunting fields, covering over 700 acres. 

The Club’s first Sporting Clays course was installed in 1987, with course number two laid out in 1994, a third in 1998 and the final course was created in 2004.  Today the Caribou Gun Club Sporting Clays facility is considered one of the premiere shooting destinations in North America. 

The Cozy Cabin, hand honed log cabin, was built in 1996 and the Loose Moose Banquet Hall added in 2001 to facilitate the needs of the sporting public. 

The Caribou is nestled in the Minnesota River Valley, just 50 miles south of the Minneapolis/St. Paul, MN metropolitan area.  Easy to get to, but hard to leave!  Come visit the Caribou soon.