The Minnesota Iron Range Retriever Club promotes training for working retrievers on both land and water. Members join simply to enjoy the training process itself, to develop an effective hunting partner, and/or to train for retriever trials and hunt tests. The club's goal is to promote wildlife conservation, sportsmanship, and education.
Training is open to all sporting breeds. 
Club training sessions are held
Tuesday evenings, beginning in April, and continue through
the end of August. Members may also
train on club grounds individually (or
in their own groups) at other times.
members cannot train on the grounds.
Meetings are held the first
Wednesday of each month to conduct
club business, organize upcoming events, and to present programs of interest to the membership. A regular mailing keeps members posted on club functions and announcements.
Please email club secretary, Bob Haapala, if you are interested in joining the MIRRC.