CLAY COUNTY CLOVERBUD ARCHERY BOOK

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1 CLAY COUNTY CLOVERBUD ARCHERY BOOK

2 Clay County 4-H Shooting Sports Name: Years in 4-H Age:(as of 9/1) County: Years in Project 4-H Club Name: Archery Leader Name Record Started: (Date) Record Closed: (Date) I hereby certify that as the participant of the project, I have personally kept records on this project and have personally completed this record book. Member s Signature Date I hereby certify that this member is an active member of the County Shooting Sports Club. 4-H Club Leader Signature Date

3 Clay County 4-H Shooting Sports 4-H Pledge I Pledge: My HEAD to clearer thinking; My HEART to greater loyalty; My HANDS to larger service, and My HEALTH to better living, for My Club, My Community, My Country, and My World. 4-H Motto and Slogan To Make the Best Better. Learn By Doing Bullseye Bandits Mission To educate youth on the safe and responsible use of firearms and equipment through hands-on activities. We offer members the opportunity to develop life skills, self-esteem and conservation ethics through a variety of activities.

4 Project Goals Goals for the year (at least two goals for each project) Project Area Goal Was your Goal met? Met Yes or No If no, why? Challenges for the year (at least two challenges for each project) Project Area Challenge

5 The Ten Commandments of Archery Safety 1) I will always treat my bow and arrow as a firearm and not point them at anything that I do not intend to shoot. 2) I will not nock an arrow or draw a bow when a person is in front of me. 3) I will never release an arrow where I cannot see the entire flight of the arrow. 4) I will never shoot an arrow straight up. 5) I will not release a drawn bow without an arrow (dry fire). 6) I will not shoot an arrow that is too short for my draw or one that is damaged or too weak for my bow. 7) I will not shoot towards houses, highways, livestock, or where there are people. 8) I will not go forward to retrieve my arrows until all are through shooting and I have been given the signal. 9) When looking for an arrow beyond the target, I will set an arrow in the top of the target to warn others that I am behind the target. 10) I will always be courteous to others, conserve wildlife, and preserve the natural beauty of my country.

6 What is Meridia doing with the arrow that is unsafe?

7 Identify the parts of a bow: a) b) c) b a c d e f d) e) f) Identify the parts of an arrow: a b c d a) c) b) d)

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9 List the 4 whistle commands: Identify the 3 pieces of safety equipment required when shooting a bow and arrow:

10 Below is the FITA target. It is a 5 color, 10 concentric ring circle target. The outermost (white) circle is worth 1 point and you add 1 point to each additional circle going towards the middle (bullseye), which is worth 10 points.

11 This arrow hit the center of the target. What do we call this? How many points is it worth?

12 List the 3 lines on the archery range: Name 3 types of bows:

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14 Archery Word Search F N P T F T B W J Q D D L Y Z X I D A A L O O S D U N W H M T S N R E C W R Q R W I O G J I M G G W T R R C A K F V G R F E N K E I X A R U O I W E B T J G I A R K P E G D E L U R S A F E T Y T R E M N B L S C E S A E C T I A J R Z L D T Q D N O C K F S Y B A S B K R Q E Q U I P M E N T E M X T I W A S C Z T T T U Y X P L M N X S W V C P B X E E V R V O G L P V I X Z Q E U H B O F P R J C K D P Z L H K W V X K R M K C I P Z R T V X D S E F I B O ARMGUARD BOW EQUIPMENT NOCK SAFETY TARGET ARROW BULLSEYE FINGERTAB QUIVER STRING

15 Photographs from Your 4-H Archery Project Please attach at least 2 pictures of you working on your project. Additional photos can be added. Pictures must be project specific. Each picture must have a caption that describes what is occurring in the picture. (Additional pages may be added as needed.)

16 Record of Outdoor Activities Development of knowledge and outdoor/hunting skills is an important part of 4-H Shooting Sports. Cloverbud members are asked to complete at least 2 outdoor activities per year. Members should record their outing, important observations of the activity, things learned about nature, animals and birds. Don t forget to include camping trips. Date: Type of Outdoor Activity: Location: Number of People in the Party: Observations and things learned from the activity: Leader Signature:

17 Date: Type of Outdoor Activity: Location: Number of People in Party: Observations and things learned from the activity: Leader Signature: Date: Type of Outdoor Activity: Location: Number of People in Party: Observations and things learned from the activity: Leader Signature:

18 Describe four or more species of birds or wildlife observed this year. (Include different animals each year.) Species *Foods Eaten *Types of Cover *Source of Water *Need for Space Natural Predators *Four basic needs of all animals. Time spent on project Date Activity (meeting, practice, match, workshop, other activity) Hours Things learned in project. List new things you learned in this project (include shooting techniques, shooting equipment parts, safety information, conservation and wildlife practices, etc.)