Anybody know of any?  Even if they are just air rifle or BB gun?  My 11yo son wants to get into it.

Wyoming Antelope Club appears defunct (not listed on calendar, nobody has updated their Facebook pages in years)
None show up on NRA website
None show up on CMP website
Have an email in to American Legion to see if any posts support them

Have you checked out this club

Good Luck

Thanks.  That's 1hr and 20 minutes away, but for one day of instruction (from someone other than Dad) I could make that trip.

Hoping for something that meets 2x, 3x, 4x/month.

Wyoming Antelope Club Junior Shooters Program

their Junior Shooter Facebook page hasn't been updated in several years (literally).
WAC calendar lists no events each month for Junior Shooters program.
There is only one point of contact listed on the website, it's for the Competitive Junior Shooters, and attempts to contact that person receive no response.

Not wasting any more time chasing this rabbit at WAC.  I was a member there once and not very impressed with it.

Just call the general number during range hours. Most of the guys in the club are not very computer savvy and probably don't use face book much if at all. The juniors programs are very good. You could also just show up to the junior shooters practice one evening.

What are you looking to get him into
Manatee had/has a 4 H air rifle............
Central Florida has waiting list for small bore

IM me I am with the state association and will try to help find you something

Just something where he can regularly practice position shooting with a rifle, several times a month, with a group of kids his age.  I've seen it done with .22LR bolt action rifles, air rifles, even BB rifles at 25 feet indoors at an American Legion hall (did that with my older son in Virginia, it's actually pretty damn good for teaching the basics and the backstops are cookie sheets with a couple of layers of cardboard over them, mounted in wooden stands).  I can teach him the fundamentals (NRA Rifle instructor, original Appleseed red-hat instructor).  

I'd do it in the backyard at 20 feet with a Daisy Red Ryder, except BB gun shooting in the backyard is forbidden by town ordinance in my AO and the neighbors like to call the cops over it.

I'd take him to WAC with my upgraded 10/22, except WAC does not allow position shooting on its regular outdoor range.  It's bench or nothing.

Manatee Gun Club is a great facility, but I'm not driving 1 hour to Manatee Gun Club regularly for this.

You are hard to please. This is some of the most densely populated counties of the state if not the country. WAC is pretty strict. I've not been to the Dade City range Pasco County for some time. Dade City Rod and Gun may now be just as strict.
The Manatee gun club is the best shooting facility on the central west coast of the state. It is too bad they are open only four days a week.
Too many new shooters have joined the shooting world and the crowds at the indoor ranges make me worry about safety. I've been a member of WAC for a few years now. They allow rimfire shooting from a standing position or bench rest.

I was a member of WAC until a year ago.  Shooting off the bench is useless for me and my kid unless we are zeroing a rifle or testing a precision rifle load.  The ROs when I was there must not have gotten the memo about allowing offhand rimfire.

Finally got ahold of somebody at WAC, they do junior shooters 2x/month, currently .22LR pistols. Will check that out among other options.

I was under the same impression as you for the first 5 years of my membership. If all you have experienced is the public line then you really don't know whats going on there. They run at least three different shooting programs for juniors plus junior's archery. I'll see if I can pass by and get the correct contacts.

call manatee down in myakka last year they had an old school NRA group that met every mnth  they were desperate to get new shooters and the group taught everything from hunting saftey to pistol silhouette.  call Manatee & see if what day they meet.

google appleseed project......priceless

I know about Appleseed, I was one of the original red hat instructors in late 2005/early 2006.

That's great training but not the same as regular group practice.