The 4-H Shooting sports program gives youth the opportunity to enroll in up to five different shooting sports project areas including: archery, pistol, rifle, shotgun, and muzzleloading. Youth will learn safe and responsible use of firearms and archery equipment including sound decision making, selfdiscipline, and concentration. In 4-H shooting sports we look to promote the highest standards of ethical behavior, sportsmanship, and safety. Being part of the 4-H shooting sports projects will help you to understand our natural resources and develop a personal environmental stewardship through shooting and hunting related activities.
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HERE'S WHAT YOU CAN LEARN...
STARTING OUT
STARTING OUT
Identify parts, uses and care of archery equipment or firearms
Learn and practice range commands
Learn and use safety rules such as eye and ear protection and correct behavior on the range
Learn hunting basics
LEARNING MORE
LEARNING MORE
Learn the differences and uses of a variety of equipment, such as types of archery equipment and firearm components
Develop shooting skills using different techniques and positions
Learn and use hunter safety rules and hunter ethics
GOING FURTHER
GOING FURTHER
Make archery equipment
Do gunsmithing
Demonstrate advanced skills by participating in higher level competitions
Do and teach about conservation practices
Hot Shots 4-H Club Officers
Hot Shots 4-H Club Officers
President: Katie Borka
Vice President: Oli Kulman
Secretary: Megan Warlick
Treasurer: Brock Smith
Club Manager: Robert Borka
I have been a 4-H Club leader since 2014, initially with a Cloverbud Club, growing into a STEM Club, and in 2018 we transitioned to a Shooting Sports Club. I have 2 daughters who are in the Shooting Sports Club. I work for the Navy but am a farmer at heart, having a small orchard, raising poultry, large gardens, and a hunter. I love that 4-H allows opportunities for the kids to lead and run the clubs. Our club is focused on developing the shooting sports skills and leadership in our area youth.
Club Manager: Paul Muething
Club Meetings
Club Meetings
Please contact the 4-H Club before attending a Club Meeting as they have limited space due to the nature of the Shooting Education Project.
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