Ohio 4-H Shooting Sports Competition - Saturday May 29th and Sunday May 30th 2021

Volunteers Report - 8:00 am
Registration / Check-in - 9:00 am
Competition - 10:00  am
Competition Cost - $?? for all three disciplines

COST - $?? after May 15th

Each shooter will need to bring their own equipment and ammunition. Extra ammunition may be needed to break any ties so please plan accordingly.

Course of fire:

MUZZLELOADING RIFLE
50 Yard Bullseye - 10 shots standing (40 minutes)
25 Yard Novelty - 10 record shots on each scoring target, 2 per bull, (20 record shots in 80 minutes)

RIFLE

SHOTGUN
Skeet - 2 rounds (50 targets)
Trap - 2 rounds (50 targets)
Sporting Clays - (50 targets)

Pay online through PayPal to FOYShootingSports@gmail.com
or mail a check to:

Friends of Ohio Youth Shooting Sports
4711 County Rd. 1-2
Swanton, Ohio 43558

Please provide information to register for the Ohio 4-H Shooting Sports Competition. The competition is open to participants ages 13 to 18 on January 1st of the competition year. *Note - 18 year participants are not eligible to qualify for Ohio's 4-H National Shooting Sports Team.

Media Consent: You are agreeing to give the Ohio State Competition Committee, its partners, agents and representatives to use, publish, and republish for purposes of advertising, public relations, trade, or any other lawful use – public information and photograph, film, audio/video tape, record and/or televise participant's image and/or voice for use in publications or promotional materials without any restrictions. You are waiving any right that you may have to inspect or approve the copy and/or finished product(s) that may be used in connection therewith or the use to which it may be applied without any expectation of compensation.

In the event that an individual declines Media Consent, it will be the responsibility of the parent/guardian or designated person to inform the individual that they cannot participate in photos or any official awards ceremony photos taken during the current year’s event.  In addition, an individual who declines Media Consent assumes personal responsibility as this event involves a public presence as well as media representatives photographing at ranges and other activities associated with the Competition.