The Barbour WMA Shooting Range is a public outdoor facility operated by the Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (ADCNR). It provides 25-yard and 100-yard ranges, along with a dedicated concrete pad for shotgun clay target shooting, and features wheelchair-accessible concrete walkways and designated shooting stations.
Non-Resident Annual Wildlife Management Area (WMA) License: $21.10 / annual
Know before you go
All shooters aged 16 to 64 (residents) or 16 and older (non-residents) must possess a valid Alabama hunting, wildlife management area (WMA), or wildlife heritage license; lack of credentials can result in legal citations or removal by state game wardens.
Targets must be positioned so that all shots strike the bottom five feet of the earthen berm; shooters attempting to place targets at custom heights or non-standard distances are subject to reprimands from range masters.
Shooters are strictly required to clean up and remove all spent brass, paper targets, and shotgun hulls before departing; failure to clear litter from the public land results in reprimands for violating the clean-up mandate.