State Executive Board

State Executive Board Officers for 2024/2025

President: Scott Yeatman
Webster County Volunteer

Vice President-Elect: Thomas Haffey
Webster County Volunteer

President-Elect: Tom Ganann
Leake County Volunteer

Secretary: Reid Nevins
State 4-H office

Publications

Publication Number: P2751

2025 4-H Shooting Sports State Championship Rulebook

Publication Number: F1197

4-H Youth Development Shooting Sports Event Youth Entry Form

Publication Number: P2752

4-H Shooting Sports District Event Handbook

Publication Number: F1187

4-H Shooting Sports Emergency Plan

Publication Number: P3322

News

Teenagers at a shooting sports competition aim shotguns at targets.

4-H Shooting Sports continues to grow

Filed Under: 4-H, 4-H Safety Programs, 4-H Shooting Sports June 4, 2024

STARKVILLE, Miss.

A 4-H’er wearing sunglasses tallies arrows in a colorful paper archery target.

MSU Extension offers 4-H summer camp

Filed Under: 4-H, 4-H Shooting Sports, STEM – Science Technology Engineering and Math June 13, 2019

LOUISVILLE, Miss. -- The Mississippi State University Extension Service will hold the North Mississippi 4-H Summer Camp Explore July 23-26 in Winston County.

Brandy Barnes, a member of the Mississippi State University Extension Service Hinds County 4-H, prepares for shooting sports practice in Byram on Feb. 29, 2016. She earned one of four spots on the National 4-H Shooting Sports Championship team and will compete in the .22-caliber rifle division in Grand Island, Nebraska, June 26-July 1, 2016. (Photo by MSU Extension Service/Susan Collins-Smith)

Hinds County 4-H’er heads to national rifle competition

Filed Under: 4-H, 4-H Shooting Sports April 5, 2016

RAYMOND, Miss. -- Brandy Barnes’ excitement is building, but she keeps a cool head at the firing range.

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Success Stories

A large group of adults and children gathered on a grassy plain.

One of the most popular activities in the Mississippi 4-H youth development program is 4-H Shooting Sports, and slingshot, its newest discipline, is engaging even more young people in the safety-based program.

A person with a gray mustache and wearing a black cowboy hat, white polo, and black vest with a sheriff’s star on his chest.

Choosing to Lead

Volume 11 Number 1

Q&A with Michaela Parker | Photos by Kevin Hudson

Bert Sanders is a longtime resident of Tallahatchie County, where he faithfully serves as a Mississippi 4-H Shooting Sports volunteer, demonstrating his support in the growth and development of 4-H’ers. The youth development...