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4-H Shooting Sports State Shoot





Steuben County is hosting the 4-H Shooting Sports Spring State Shoot on May 16-18, 2025 at the Bath Rod and Gun Club. (7771 Telegraph Road, Bath, NY, 14810)  Lodging suggestions are in the Information packet.

 

Seven disciplines with three events each will be offered throughout the weekend for youth to compete, meet youth from across the state, and build some great memories.  Schedule is tentative depending on registrations. Youth can qualify to attend the National Championships in Nebraska in 2026 with this qualifying event. Youth may choose which they would like to participate in, as long as they have completed that discipline at their county level. Attached is the rules, general information, registration links, and tentative schedule. Any questions can be emailed to amz65@cornell.edu or call  607-664-2568.

 







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