Shooting Ranges

Shooting ranges are specialized facilities designed for safe firearms practice by shooters of all abilities. Each range is supervised by a Range Master, who is responsible for ensuring that firearm safety rules are followed at all times.

Public shooting range rules require that all guns brought on site be unloaded and securely cased. This rule is in force regardless of whether the owner holds a legal concealed weapons permit.

When in the defined boundaries of the range, shooters are required to wear safety glasses and hearing protection at all times. Spectators or non-shooters should also wear eye and ear protection.

All shooting range rules and direction by the Range Master must be followed by anyone on shooting range property. Persons failing to abide by the shooting range rules or direction of the Range Master may be required to leave the range.

Black's Creek Public Shooting Range

Black's Creek Public Shooting Range is owned by the Idaho Department of Fish and Game and managed by the black powder shooting club, the EE-DA-HOW Long Rifles, Inc.

The range is located southeast of Boise at 2420 E. Kuna-Mora Road,
four miles west of exit 64 off of Interstate 84. Phone: (208) 342-9614. See map. [PDF, 139 KB]

Range features, information and cost:

The centerfire range accommodates shooting distances from 15 to 200 yards.
No restrictions on number of firearms a person may use on the range during a shooting session.
Both the range and the on-site restrooms are accessible to physically-challenged shooters.
Check the Black's Creek website for contact information and hours of operation.
A range fee of $7 is charged per person, per day.
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