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Emanuel County
UGA Extension Office

Project SAFE Shooting Sports

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Emanuel County 4-H Project SAFE is the overarching title given to the four different Emanuel County 4-H Project SAFE “Fun Shoot”
4-H shooting sports programs offered by the county program. Each of the programs is steered by a committee of certified volunteer coaches and the county 4-H leader that work together to charter the clubs annually, fundraise, and set schedules. To become a Certified Coach, adults must be a screened volunteer, meet annual 4-H volunteer requirements, and attend Georgia 4-H’s SAFE Coach Training that includes discipline-specific instruction as well as training on positive youth development and working with youth. benefitting the 4-H Modified Trap Program

 

Modified Trap

Modified Trap is a shotgun discipline that challenges 4-H'ers to shoot 25 clay targets thrown by an electric trap machine.

  • Youth participants must be in 6th-12th grade. 
  • Registration fee this year is $150 and includes match fees, shooter t-shirt, and all ammunition and targets for the season
  • To be eligible for participation, all youth must have completed a GA Hunter Safety Course before the first practice, March 1, 2026.
  • The registration deadline is February 27, 2026, or when a maximum of 50 students have registered (whichever comes first).

To pick up a copy of the registration packet or to have one emailed to you, contact the Emanuel County Extension Office.