The Dirty Dozen 4-H Shooting Sports club met in May at the firing range in Fairmont, NC. The youth continued working on firearm safety, lining up sights, and range etiquette. At the end of the session the youth had the opportunity to turn their new skills from paper targets to clay targets. The club organizational leader, Larry Russ, attached 10 clay targets to a board and allowed each youth to fire once at each target, down the line, and see how many they could annihilate. According to club member Dillon McCartney each club meeting gets better, and it is definitely better than video games! To see the video highlights from this meeting click on this link. The clubs next meeting will be June 12. If you would like more information about this club please contact Shea Ann DeJarnette, 4-H Extension Agent, at (910) 671-3276 or Shea_Ann_DeJarnette@ncsu.edu.
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