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“Watch your thoughts; they become words. Watch your words; they become actions. Watch your actions; they become habits. Watch your habits; they become character. Watch your character; it becomes your destiny.” 4H Shooting Sports is open to all boys and girls in the third grade or higher, being aged 8-19. Specific objectives of the program are many and all share the same goal; positive youth development. 4-H members have opportunities to test their shooting, hunting, and sportsmanship skills in county, regional, state, and national competitions. In fact, they could ultimately set Olympic competition as their goal. There are seventeen Olympic shooting sports events, which continue to draw the third-greatest number of countries. If you have questions about 4H Shooting Sports please visit this FAQ link.

Tuesday, August 10, 2010

New Advisor Training

We are looking for adult men and women who may be interested in joining our club as a Shooting Sports advisor.
If you or someone you know has an interest in positive, local Youth Development and also has an interest in firearms, archery, hunting, shooting, or any related outdoor activities you may be the perfect candidate for this rewarding activity.
Just follow the links on this blog for more information or email us if you have questions.
Help us make this next season our best one yet!
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How can kids get involved in the club?

The biggest factor in getting involved is a willingness to participate.

If you know a young person who may be interested in 4H Shooting Sports, the required applications including permission, health history, and emergency medical release forms are available from the club. All forms must be completed and turned in to club advisors by last day to join posted on the schedule. Any youth interested in shooting a handgun must also complete the consent form for that purpose. The club would also like to have a photo release form on file but this is not required if you object to the youth being included in club photos. Any adults who may wish to be included in club photos are also asked to submit a release form.

State Certified Instructors

  • How do I become a Shooting Sports Instructor?
  • Angie Conine
  • Bill Grunden
  • Brian Frey
  • Doug Dearinger
  • Eric Markley
  • Eric Tangeman
  • John Smith
  • John Vondenhuevel*
  • Kevin Poling
  • Michael Key
  • Mike Ritchie*
  • Robert Kantner
  • Shelly Key
  • Vince Sims
  • Phone: 419-739-6580
*Certified Ohio Hunter Education Instructors
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