The Clinton County 4-H Shooting Sports Program follows the guidelines, policies, and procedures established by Missouri 4-H Shooting Sports through MU Extension. Shooting Sports is a youth development program that uses shooting disciplines to help young people develop safety, responsibility, self-discipline, concentration, sportsmanship, teamwork, and leadership skills.
Missouri 4-H offers a variety of Shooting Sports disciplines, including Archery, Air Rifle, Smallbore Rifle, Shotgun, Air Pistol, Smallbore Pistol, Muzzleloading, Hunting & Outdoor Skills, and Western Heritage & Cowboy Shooting. Discipline availability in Clinton County may vary based on certified volunteer leaders and local program offerings.
Safety is the foundation of the program. Youth participating in Shooting Sports for the first time must complete the required 6-hour Shooting Sports Safety project (SS740) before participating in a discipline project. Each discipline also requires a minimum of 10 hours of instruction and/or practice under the direction of a certified 4-H Shooting Sports leader.
Youth interested in participating in any 4-H Shooting Sports discipline must enroll in 4-H through 4-H Online. When enrolling, select Shooting Sports as a primary or secondary club and choose the shooting sports discipline(s) you are interested in as your project(s).
Annual Clinton County Shooting Sports club dues are $10 per member, in addition to any required county 4-H dues.
A Kick-Off Meeting will be held in the fall to introduce youth and families to the program and instructors. SS740 Safety Training and Fun Shoots are typically offered twice a year.
Stay Connected! Follow these pages for meeting dates, registration information, schedules, and program updates:
- Clinton County Missouri 4-H Shooting Sports Club Facebook Group
- Clinton County NW Missouri 4-H Facebook Page
Check these pages regularly so you don't miss important announcements and opportunities!
For detailed information about available disciplines, age requirements, safety requirements, volunteer certification, curriculum, policies and procedures, and Missouri 4-H Shooting Sports opportunities, visit: Missouri 4-H Shooting Sports – MU Extension.
Instructors
Coordinators — Sara Giarratana and Molly Angle
Air Rifle — Chad Howerton and Jennifer Howerton
Air Pistol — Chad Howerton
Archery — Jamie Hamilton
Hunting and Outdoor Skills — open
Muzzleloading — Jim Thompson
Shotgun — Dan Bryson and Brandon Fraizer
Smallbore Pistol — Chad Howerton
Smallbore Rifle — Sara Giarratana and Shelley Jarrett
Western Heritage and Cowboy Shooting — Chad Howerton, Jennifer Howerton, Sara Giarratana, Trevor Angle, and Brandon Fraizer