4-H State Shooting Tournament

On Aug. 9, Michigan 4-H shooting sports members gathered at the Blue Water Sportsman's club for the annual state shooting tournament.

On Aug. 9, Michigan 4-H shooting sports members gathered at the Blue Water Sportsman’s club for the annual state shooting tournament. Events included B.B. gun, air rifle, .22 rifle, trap, skeet, muzzle loading, target archery and 3-D archery. Individual and group results can be found on the Michigan 4-H State Shooting Sports Tournament website.

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