Pachaug Outdoor Club

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178 Banjo Sullivan Rd

Jewett City, CT 06351

+1 (860) 564-5227

http://www.pocct.com

The Pachaug Outdoor Club, established in 1934, is a community-oriented organization in Jewett City, CT, dedicated to providing a safe and enjoyable environment for individuals interested in shooting, hunting, and fishing activities. Led by volunteer members, the club offers a wide range of programs and events throughout the year, including rifle and pistol teams, trap shooting, archery, and fishing, aimed at enhancing participants' skills and fostering a deep appreciation for the outdoors and shooting sports.

With a mission to promote the wise use, preservation, and respect for the natural environment, the Pachaug Outdoor Club encourages its members to actively engage in various activities and contribute their time, efforts, skills, and knowledge. As a longstanding institution in the community, the club has been serving its members and the surrounding area for nearly a century, upholding its tradition of providing exceptional opportunities for outdoor enthusiasts to connect, learn, and enjoy their favorite sports.

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