Additional Trainings

Shooting Sports

The Wyoming 4-H Program offers several shooting sports projects and events for its youth members. Adult volunteers are specially trained to teach youth everything they need to know regarding this project area.

Volunteer Leader Certification
In the spring months, the Shooting Sports Training Committee will be coming to a county near you to conduct a training! If you are a new shooting sports leader or have reached five years since your last training, plan to attend one of these opportunities.
1. SouthWest area - Lincoln County, Kemmerer
  - April 27-28, 2019
  - Registration - deadline 04/15/2019
2. Northwest area - Washakie County, Worland
  - April 6-7, 2019
  - Registration - deadline 03/25/2019
3. Central area - Natrona County, Casper
  - March 2-3, 2019
  - Registration - deadline 02/18/2019
4. Southeast area - Albany County, Laramie
  - March 16-17, 2019
  - Registration - deadline 03/04/2019
5. Northeast area - Sheridan County, Sheridan
  - March 30-31, 2019
  - Registration - deadline 03/18/2019
Volunteer Development Committee Meeting
Each year volunteer leaders meet to discuss the educational components of the program as well as plan the events mentioned above. The 2019 meeting will be held at the Hilton in Casper on Saturday, February 23th.
Competitive Events for Youth
- State Shoot is held each year in Douglas the second week of July.
- Each year, senior-aged members can qualify for and attend an awards trip in Raton, New Mexico.
- Youth interested may submit applications to participate at the National 4-H Shooting Sports Invitational. This event is typically held the third week of June.

4-H Chaperone Training

Thank you for volunteering to serve as a Chaperone for a Wyoming 4-H event. We want you to have the best experience possible. Follow the directions below to access the National 4-H Headquarters Overnight Chaperone Training. The training will provide you with additional resources related to chaperoning events and staying overnight with you. If you have additional questions please call the 4-H Educator in your county.