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4-H Shooting Sports Training
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| Goal: | Provide leadership training for the 4-H Shooting Sports program that focuses on safe and ethical shooting, conservation, and hunter education to help leaders attain knowledge and develop instructional skills through in-depth, advanced training and provide hands-on range experiences. |
| Purpose: | Those who coordinate and/or instruct youth in any 4-H shooting sports club, activity, event, or program are required to complete this workshop and be certified as a 4-H Shooting Sports Instructor as of June, 2001. |
| Prerequisites: | • Adult volunteers must be registered 4-H leaders. • Youth must be registered 4-H teen leaders, 16 year old minimum. |
| Audience: | Agents, program assistants, adult 4-H leaders, teen leaders |
| Dates: | March 27-29, 2008 (Thursday - Saturday) |
| Location: | C. A. Vines 4-H Center, Ferndale |
Disciplines (offered concurrently): Shotgun, archery, muzzleloader, pistol (including .22), and rifle
Workshop Instructors: Nationally-certified 4-H Shooting Sports Instructors, Advanced Arkansas 4-H Shooting Sports Instructors (agents and volunteers) plus other resource persons
Discipline Lesson Content: (includes, but not limited to)
General: Provide an introduction and overall understanding of the program for those agents and adult leaders who provide support for the county program
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