YQCA
To register for all sessions visit https://yqcaprogram.org
Swine Shopmanship Clinic - June 6, 2026
Here are the links for the flier below
http://bit.ly/3OTGWFV for Morning Session
https://bit.ly/4b8VHfd for Evening Session
Horse Project
Horse ID Papers MUST be front and back sided! Only one sheet of paper!
Horse ID Papers must be the most current revision of the document! (July 2024)
Horse Id Papers updated posted 11/24
Shooting Sports
Ford County offers the Shotgun discipline in Shooting Sports.
Want to learn proper and safe ways to shoot? Check out the shooting sports project! The project teaches gun safety, hunting practices plus an opportunity to test your skills. If you have an interest in guns and/or hunting this project is a great way to learn.
Things to Learn/Do in the Project
- Care and safety of shooting sports equipment
- Demonstrate safe use of air rifle, shotgun, bow, etc. through practice, talks, demonstrations and exhibits
- Exhibit shooting sports skills at local, district and state events
Local certified shooting sports coordinators and instructors are required for all disciplines. Kansas 4-H Shooting Sports adheres to the National Shooting Sports Policies. National policy regarding age states that 4-H Shooting Sports Programs are open to all youth 8 years of age or older (as of Jan. 1 of current year).
Shooting Sports Practice
The members of the shooting sports project practice on Sunday afternoons at 1:30 p.m. at the Dodge City Gun Club (View Map).
Shooting Sports Coordinator
Andrea Burns
Shooting Sports Instructors
Scott and Ashley Fischer
Rule Books
Minimum Standards and Best Practices of a 4-H Shooting Sports Programs
Suggested Shooting Sports Club
Kansas State 4-H Shooting Sports
Archery Practices
Practices will be on Sunday afternoons at 3:30 pm at the Ford County Fairgrounds on the south side of the Horse Arena. The second Sunday of the month no practices will be held due to a conflict with the leader's 4-H Club Meeting.