March 27, 2026
DEWITT COUNTY, Texas — The DeWitt County 4‑H Shotgun Project held its spring competition on March 22, drawing families, volunteers, and youth shooters together for a full day of marksmanship and camaraderie under clear skies.
Participants enjoyed ideal weather as both experienced shooters and first‑time competitors took to the course. Organizers said the event offered valuable practice and confidence‑building opportunities for young athletes developing their skills in the sport.
The competition was hosted at Knock‑A‑Way Skeet Club, where owner Bobby Schroeder once again provided the warm hospitality he is known for. Families and volunteers noted his enthusiasm for supporting youth shooting sports and his ongoing commitment to the 4‑H program.
The event relied heavily on volunteer support, with parents from DeWitt County and neighboring 4‑H clubs assisting throughout the day. Members of the Cuero Sportsman’s Club and Victoria Skeet & Trap Club also contributed by volunteering their time and participating in the adult division.
Organizers extended special appreciation to David Selby and Frankie Thomas, who dedicated significant time to setting targets and keeping machines running smoothly. Their efforts helped ensure the sporting clays course operated efficiently, earning compliments from visiting shooters.
The DeWitt County 4‑H Shotgun Project also recognized the generosity of its sponsors, whose support helps sustain the program and provide meaningful opportunities for youth throughout the year.
Club leaders said they were proud of the participants’ sportsmanship and teamwork, noting that a few members were unable to attend the group photo but were very much part of the day’s success.