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State Shooting Sports Family Archery Fun Shoot

Arizona 4-H State Shooting Sports

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All Day, July 26 – 27, 2025

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Camp Navajo, Arizona (near Williams)

More information will be added soon. 

Arizona 4-H Shooting Sports
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Erik Schroeder
eriktschroeder@arizona.edu
602-730-4066

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