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4-H Shooting Sports

California 4-H Shooting Sports

The California 4-H Shooting Sports Program provides instruction in the safe handling of firearms and archery equipment, develops self-confidence and leadership abilities in 4‑H participants, and instills an appreciation for conservation and wildlife.

The 4-H Shooting Sports Program is a youth development education program.  It uses the skills and disciplines of shooting to assist young people and their leaders in attaining knowledge and developing essential life skills. The program follows a standardized format, lists program components and identifies clearly intended learning outcomes.

National 4-H Shooting Sports Website

Welcome Video (3 minutes)

For more information, please contact John Borba, Statewide 4-H Shooting Sports Advisor, UCCE Kern 4-H Office, 1031 South Mount Vernon Avenue, Bakersfield, CA 93307-2851, 661-868-6200, jaborba@ucdavis.edu.

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Project Materials

Handbook (Program Procedures) Word PDF
Training Request Form Word PDF
Application for Certification Word PDF
Training Report Word PDF
Course Evaluation Word PDF
Maintenance Log Word PDF
Equipment Check-out Log Word PDF
California 4-H Shooting Sports Program Orientation Slide Show PPT PDF
Shotgun Proficiency Levels I-V Word PDF
Rifle Proficiency Levels I-V Word PDF

Trainings

Shooting Sports Leader Trainer Course
Muzzle Loading Discipline

5 Dogs Range - Bakersfield, CA
More Information (Word)

Saturday, October 18, 2008 – 8:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.
Sunday, October 19, 2008 – 8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.

Upon successful completion of this course, 4-H leaders will be certified in the shooting sports discipline of muzzle loading. They will be certified as leader trainers and are eligible to serve as shooting sports leaders for clubs or counties and they may also instruct and certify shooting sports volunteers. There is no fee for the course but class size is limited. To get more information or register for the class contact John Borba at: jaborba@ucdavis.edu or telephone 661-868-6216.


National 4-H Shooting Sports Teen Ambassador Program

MISSION

Opening avenues to expand youth horizons through their voice, image, and vision.

VISION

To establish and expand a National 4-H Shooting Sports Teen Ambassador Program that is replicable at the Regional, State and County levels, affording teens the opportunities to demonstrate their skills in leadership, citizenship and community service through ambassador activities that promote and encourage the 4-H Shooting Sports Program.

National Website

California Representatives

Kate Jewett
Contra Costa County 4-H Member
2006-2007 National 4-H Shooting Sports Teen Ambassador

Brennan Cackett
Orange County 4-H Member
2005-2006


California 4-H Statewide Postal Shoot

24th Annual California 4-H Statewide Postal Shoot (2008)
2008 Cover Letter (Word) (PDF)
2008 Registration (Word) (PDF)
2008 Rules (Word) (PDF)

23rd Annual California 4-H Statewide Postal Shoot (2007)
Postal Shoot Results (Word) (PDF)

22nd Annual California 4-H Statewide Postal Shoot (2006)
Postal Shoot Results (Word) (PDF)

21st Annual California 4-H Statewide Postal Shoot (2005)
Postal Shoot Results (Word) (PDF)

20th Annual California 4-H Statewide Postal Shoot (2004)
Postal Shoot Results (Word) (PDF)

19th Annual California 4-H Statewide Postal Shoot (2003)
Postal Shoot Results (Word)

18th Annual California 4-H Statewide Postal Shoot (2002)
Postal Shoot Results (Word)

17th Annual California 4-H Statewide Postal Shoot (2001)
Postal Shoot Results (PDF)

     

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