Club Listing

Lapeer County 4-H Clubs

The following is a list of the great 4-H clubs in Lapeer County.  Please contact the Lapeer County MSU Extension Office at 810-667-0341 for more information or to attend a club meeting.

Club Name - Meeting Location; Project Focus 

Burnside Busy Bees - Brown City/North Branch; Crafts, Expressive Arts, Cake Decorating, Sewing

Busy Beavers - Deerfield Twp; Rabbits, Veterinary Science, Leadership, Community Service

Camp Counselors - Lapeer; Safety, Camping, Physical & Outdoor Education, Crafts (Must be 12 or older and willing to volunteer as a counselor at Summer Camp)

Equestrian Connection - Columbiaville; Horse and Pony

Flying Hooves - Attica; Horse and Pony, Horseless, Leisure Education, Life Skills, Veterinary Science, Animal Evaluation

Home Grown Helpers - (March - August) Imlay City; Horticulture, Community Service, Crafts

Hot Shots - (March -August) Imlay City; Shooting Sports 

Lapeer Livestock - Lapeer/Dryden; Beef, Swine, Poultry                           

Lucky Lambers - Columbiaville; Sheep                           

Moo Crew - North Branch; Dairy Cattle, Poultry, Veterinary Science, Crafts,                  

North Branch Finishline Livestock - North Branch; Swine, Feeder Beef, Rabbits, Sheep, Goats, Poultry, Veterinary Science, Meat Judging

North Branch 4-H - North Branch; Crafts, Sewing, Foods, Cake Decorating        

Tails N' Bales - Clifford; Goats

Woodland Walkers - Deerfield Twp; Outdoor Recreation/Education; Environmental Science, Wildlife, Crafts, Expressive Arts, Pocket Pets

Interested in starting a new club? Call (810)667-0341 to learn how!

 

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