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Interested in Joining 4-H?
Interested in Joining 4-H?
Discover the fun of 4-H by exploring our Hunterdon County 4-H Club List!
Hunterdon County 4-H clubs offer youth in grades K–13 (up to one year after high school) opportunities to explore their interests, develop new skills, get involved in their local communities, and build lifelong friendships. With clubs meeting year-round, there are plenty of opportunities to learn, grow, and make unforgettable memories. Members also have the exciting opportunity to showcase their projects and accomplishments at the Hunterdon County 4-H & Agricultural Fair each August!
Join the fun, discover new possibilities, and become part of the 4-H community!
Don't see a club that interests you? No problem! Contact the Hunterdon County 4-H office to learn how you can start a new club and bring your interests to life.
Animal Clubs:
You do NOT need to own an animal to join our clubs.
The Centaurs 4-H Club is for youth who love horses and want to learn about them. Club members may be part of the county Drill Team and participate in state competitions such as Horse Bowl, Horse Judging, Hippology, Equine Art, Model Horse show, and presentations.
Round Valley Riders 4-H Horse Club
The Round Valley Riders are a very active horse club with 22 members ranging in ages from 9-19. During the year, the club participates in 4-H club, county, and state activities along with trips and community service. Please come see the club at the fair…look for the horses and that’s where they’ll be!
The Hunterdon County Beef Club engages youth in activities to identify breeds, locate parts, raise a healthy animal, fit and show steers, and how to select a project animal.
P.A.W.S. 4-H Dog club stands for Pride, Achievement, Wisdom, and Service. It is a dog training club that meets weekly to train dogs in Obedience, Rally, and Agility.
Hunterdon Hoppers 4-H Rabbit Club
Hunterdon Hoppers is an active rabbit club in which members participate in various community service opportunities such as displaying their animals at different events around the county.
Hunterdon County 4-H Sheep Club
The Hunterdon County 4-H Sheep Club is the oldest 4-H Sheep Club in New Jersey. The members learn how to raise, care, and improve their flocks as well as Participate in the various 4-H activities in Hunterdon County and various open competitions.
The Kick Butt Kids 4-H Goat Club spends all year learning about the proper care, nutrition, and different breeds of goats. Club members enjoy sampling delicious products made from goat milk, learning about field crops, and producing good quality hay, along with veterinary care and general maintenance of goats.
The Mt. Airy 4-H Dairy Club is over 80 years old. It is the oldest on-going 4-H club in the state of New Jersey. Through the years, the club has produced many active local, county, and state leaders. Members learn about different breeds of dairy cows, showing, and general care.
Fur 'n Feathers 4-H Poultry & Small Animal Club
Fur ‘n’ Feathers Poultry and Small Animal Club members raise many different breeds of chickens, broilers, turkeys, ducks, ferrets, chinchillas, rats, gerbils, guinea pigs, and rabbits which they bring to the fair in August. Members attend many petting zoos, bringing their animals to share with the public as either a community service project or a fundraiser throughout the year.
Consumer Family Science Clubs:
Creative Kids 4-H Family and Consumer Science Club
The clubs main focus is on Photography, Foods & Nutrition, Crafts, Community Service, and Art. Life skills are taught to members in grades K-13.
Hunterdon County Jr. Leaders 4-H Club
If you or your teen are interested in a 4-H club that participates in various community service projects while still having tons of fun, then Jr. Leaders would be a great fit!
Children in K-3rd grade can join 4-H as a Cloverbud member. 4-H Cloverbud is a non-competitive program which offers a variety of projects.
Science & Technology Clubs:
S.A.V.E. (Student Adventures in Veterinary Experiences) Club
S.A.V.E. is a group of students in grades 4-13 who are interested in pursuing a career in veterinary medicine. The club plans activities and events centered around learning medical procedures and anatomy of small and large animals.
Outdoor Clubs:
Hunterdon Deadeyes 4-H Shooting Sports Club
It’s safety first with the Hunterdon County Deadeyes Shooting Sports Program. 4-H Shooting Sports teaches respect, responsibility, and proper handling of firearms/archery. The club is certified in disciplines including Archery, Rifle, Shotgun, and Muzzle Loader.
4-H Shooting Sports is rapidly growing. Join Spot on Shooters and learn all about firearm safety and shooting techniques. Spot on Shooters is open year around to new members grade 4 and up. The club engages youth in Archery, Rifle, and Shotgun.
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