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Utah 4-H Shooting Sports Program Teaches Safety, Leadership, and Responsibility

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USU Extension press release Utah State University Extension’s 4-H shooting sports program promotes safety, responsibility, and leadership for Utah’s youth. First and foremost, it is a positive youth development program that uses firearms and archery as tools to teach life skills.

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