About BoCo 4-H Shooting Sports
Colorado 4-H shooting sports projects teach youth life skills such as decision making, teamwork, self-discipline, responsibility, self-confidence, problem solving, safe handling of firearms / archery equipment and basic marksmanship. The 4-H Shooting Sports program is an activity for a lifetime and is enjoyed by over 2,500 Colorado 4-H Youth each year. For more information about Colorado 4-H Shooting Sports Program, and to register for the state shoot and to check results and to register for the state shoot and to check results, visit www.co4hshooting.org
Project levels are designed for members 8-18 years old, beginner, intermediate and advanced. For more info => Project Overview & Tips
Organization Name: Boulder County 4-H Shooting Sports Council
Organization Number: GU624
e-Records / Record books
4-H Record Books are also called e-Records. Each project has its own record book that members are required to complete each year. The links to e-Records in the specific project areas are below. Record books are turned in at Interview Judging before our County Fair. You will need to schedule an interview for each of your project areas and bring your record book with you to Interview Judging the week of the County Fair.
Tentative 2022 4-H Shooting Sports Leader Training dates, locations and discipline offerings
More information about registrations and other training details will be shared in the coming months.
· March 4-6, Morgan County – (Rifle, Pistol, Archery, Shotgun)
· March 11-13, Weld County – (Rifle, Pistol, Archery, Shotgun)
· March 18-20, Pueblo County – (Rifle, Pistol, Archery, Shotgun, Muzzleloader, Hunting & Outdoor Skills, Western Heritage)
· March 25-27, Garfield County – (Rifle, Pistol, Archery, Shotgun, Muzzleloader, Hunting & Outdoor Skills, Western Heritage)
**All workshops are tentative and may be cancelled or adjusted to meet current Colorado State Government, CSU and or County COVID-19 restrictions & requirements.
County and State Shoot-Off Updates
- More information coming soon
County Shoot Off Dates are:
- More information coming soon
Hunter Safety Requirement
In order to compete at county or State shoots you will also need to have proof that you completed the CO Hunter Safety Course (copy of Hunters Safety Card needs to be on file). You may practice without completing the CO Hunter Safety Course, but you must have completed the CO Hunter Safety Course to compete in shooting competitions. This portion is NOT provided by 4-H.
All Boulder County 4-H Shooting Sports members must have a Colorado Hunter Safety Education Card and bring the card to the county shoot off. This rule is stated in the Boulder County Shooting Sports Addenda to Colorado 4-H Shooting Sports State Rule Book 2020-2021 item #7. The current Boulder County Shooting Sports Addendum can be found on the Shooting Sports page of the Boulder County 4-H website. Here is a link to the Colorado Parks and Wildlife page where Hunter Safety Classes can be found.
CO Hunter Safety Course: https://cpw.state.co.us/learn/Pages/HE-Traditional-Classes.aspx
Click the link to Register for Traditional Classes to find a list of available Hunter Safety Trainings near you.
For more information you can contact Lisa Wallace @ lwallace@bouldercounty.org
Resources
Boulder County Shooting Sports Risk Management Plan – update 2.22.22
Manuals
All project manuals are received through the Extension office. These will be distributed to 4-H members through their organizational leaders (club leaders) after enrollment is complete. For more information on enrollment visit Join 4-H.
Rulebooks
- State Championship Rulebook – 2021
- Boulder County Shooting Sports Addenda to Colorado 4-H Shooting Sports Sate Rule Book – 2020 – 2021
- Colorado 4-H Western Heritage Supplemental Rules
Youth Handgun Safety Act Resources
Colorado 4-H Natural Resource Project Details – Colorado 4-H Youth Development is part of CSU Extension
- Outdoor Skills & Hunter’s Safety Guide
- Detailed Notice Information
- Fillable Release Form
- Print & Sign Release Form
- Youth Handgun Safety Act
Manufacturer Recall Information
Events & Opportunities
Ambassadors
As a Colorado 4-H Shooting Sports Ambassador, you will be representing over 82,000 4-H youth and alumni from across Colorado. Remember, you never get a second chance to make a good first impression. As an Ambassador you will be meeting with potential donors who are CEO’s of companies, University Administrators and others that support the Colorado 4-H program. The way you present yourself, talk and act are very important when you are serving as an Ambassador.
- Ambassador Expectations
- Colorado 4-H Shooting Sports Ambassador Application Promo Video
