- Holt County 4-H Shooting Sports Handbook
- Holt/Boyd 4-H Shooting Sports Enrollment and Due Date List
- Holt County 4-H Shooting Sports Calendar
- Holt County 4-H Shooting Sports Disciplines Offered -
- Archery and BB Gun are open to all 4-H members age 8 and older prior to January 1 of current year.
- First Year members will not be eligible to compete in shotgun,muzzleloading and high powered rifle or pistol events
- .22 Rifle - .22 Rifle is open to all 4-H members who are a second year member in 4-H Shooting Sports and have passed Hunters Safety Course. They must also be certified by a shooting sports leader to be capable of handling and shooting a gun safely.
- Air Rifle - Air Rifle is open to all 4-H members who have participated in at least one previous year of shooting sports OR have passed Hunter Safety Course.
- Air Pistol - Air pistol is set up in three levels and advance as members gain skills and knowledge. They may start their second year of Shooting Sports after they have had the safety classes OR passed their Hunter Safety Course.
- Trap/Shotgun - Shotgun is only open to 4-H members who have participated in two years of shooting sports after they have had the safety classes OR have passed a Hunter Safety Course.
- Muzzleloading - Muzzleloading is open to 4-H members who are in their third year of shooting sports.
- Smallbore Pistol
- Holt County 4-H Shooting Sports Dues
Holt County 4-H Shooting Sports dues are $17.00 per member for first discipline plus $3.00 per extra discipline. This also covers the county dues if they also belong in other 4-H clubs. - Holt County 4-H Shooting Sports Leaders List
- Holt County 4-H Shooting Sports Facebook Page
- Holt/Boyd 4-H Shooting Sports Fair Regulations
- Holt/Boyd 4-H Shooting Sports Member Checklist
- Parents of 4-H Shooting Sports members are encouraged to coach the 4-H member while on the firing line.
- Shooting Sports Awards are presented at Sign-Up Night.