Missouri 4-H
University of Missouri
4-H Center for Youth Development
4-H Shooting Sports Project Record
Name
Age
Address
City
Phone
Email
County
4-H Club
Shooting Sports Enrollment
Project Number & Name
Leader’s Name
Years in Project
State
Number of
Meetings Held
Zip
Number
Attended
Suggested Project Requirements
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6.
Meet 4-H Shooting Sports Safety requirements.
Attend project meetings – minimum of 10 hours.
Attend county-sponsored Shooting Sports project training/events.
Keep a list of firearm and/or archery equipment you have acquired.
Keep a record of the number of rounds/arrows you have fired.
Keep a record of all expenses involved in the project.
Project Goals
(What would you like to do, learn, and accomplish in shooting sports this year? List at least three project goals.)
Learning Activities
Designate level of participation with the appropriate letter: local or club (L), county (C), regional (R), state (S).
Title of presentations, talks,
demonstrations
Tours, workshops, contests
attended
Exhibits
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Equipment Inventory
Beginning inventory (equipment on hand at the beginning date) Date: ________________________________________
Description
Cost or Value
Total Value (a) (add cost or value column)
Expenditures
Date
Supplies(s) or equipment (e) purchased or fees (f)
Designate
s, e, or f
Cost
Total Costs (b) (add cost column)
Inventory Value
1. Cost or value of equipment acquired during the year (sum of e above)
2. Add value of beginning inventory (a)
3. Ending Inventory Value (add line 1 and line 2)
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Evaluation (How well did I do?)
Did you achieve your goals? When? How?
What was your biggest accomplishment?
What was your biggest disappointment?
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Shooting Log
Date
Location
A
S
ml
22
BB/P
AP
Explanation
Total # of
Rounds Fired
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Shooting Sports Story
In the space below, write a narrative about your 4-H shooting sports project this year. Attach an additional
piece of paper for your story, if needed.
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Share the knowledge you gained, skills you learned, and attitudes you developed this year.
What did you enjoy most about the project this year?
Tell about any fun or unexpected experiences in which you participated as a result of joining this project.
Tell about improvements in your scores, skills learned, and knowledge gained
Tell how you have used the information and training you learned this year. (for example: hunting,
competition, safety, etc.)
Tell ways you have shared your knowledge of Shooting Sports with others (such as one on one, group
training, leadership you provided related to Shooting Sports, etc)
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Revised 8/06
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