Benefits
PCDHFC is a club for hunting, fishing, and outdoor enthusiasts as well as recreational and target shooters.

Our outdoor activities range from fishing derbies and archery competitions to trophy presentations as well as competitive target shooting.

Membership cost $140 for an individual, or $170 for a family. We also have Senior and Junior rates.

Benefits of membership include:

• Full Time Range Officers
• Authorization to Transport (ATT) for Restricted Firearms and Prohibited Handguns
• Archery Junior Olympic Program
• Shooting and Archery Ranges (Take our Virtual Tour)
• Burke's Eye View newsletter 10 times per year
• BCWF Membership includes Hunting and Shooting Insurance, BC Outdoors Magazine
• Large Clubhouse with Full Kitchen for Rentals
• Range Rentals to Police, Law Enforcement, and other qualifying agencies
• Instruction available in archery and firearms (safety and proficiency)
• Annual Game Banquet
• Boone and Crockett Game Scoring

 How to Join

PCDHFC sells annual memberships only.

All current 2008 memberships expire on January 31, 2009. On December 15, 2008, memberships and renewals will be available for 2009. 2009 memberships will expire on January 31, 2010.

• The best way to sign up for a membership is to drop by PCDHFC during regular hours and visit our office just to the left inside the gate. If it is closed you can speak to the Range Officer on Range 7.



• You can also visit one of the following gun shops where you can pay for the membership and immediately receive your receipt (but not your membership card):
  • Italian Sporting Goods, Vancouver BC Link
  • Reliable Gun, Vancouver BC Link
  • Lever Arms, Vancouver BC Link (pick up application only)
  Please note: It can take up to six weeks for us to collect and process your membership-- and IT COULD BE LONGER. The quickest and best way to get a membership is to come to the range.
  
  
• You can phone 604-942-9772 Thursday to Monday
  between 8AM-5PM and we will mail you an application
• ENGLISH: All safety commands and instructions are given in English. You must be able to understand English instructions or have your own interpreter to shoot at the club. If you are unfamiliar with range safety rules please ask a Range Officer for help.
  
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