The 10X Youth Shooting Club from Las Cruces has made headlines by winning multiple awards at the National Youth Hunter Education Challenge Championship held in Bentonville, Arkansas. Notably, 16-year-old Weston Marr brought home a first place in the safety trail discipline and a second in the shotgun competition, showcasing his skills among tough competitors from various states.
This local club, which focuses on teaching responsible firearm use to youth aged 8 to 18, emphasizes safety as a foundational aspect of its curriculum. With dedicated practice sessions that extend from January to July, participants learn not just shooting techniques, but also crucial safety protocols in the field. Marr, who is also preparing for the upcoming mule deer season, highlights the club’s role in instilling a sense of responsibility in younger hunters.
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