Maybe your kids have shown an interest in hunting or shooting sports, but you don't personally know enough about guns to teach them?

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Or, maybe you work an odd shift and just don't have the time to teach them? The Bossier Sheriff's Office is ready to lend a helping hand, and they will do it absolutely free!

Sheriff Julian Whittington will hold the Bossier Sheriff's Office Summer Shooting Sports Program 2026 and this sounds like something every Bossier Parish kid could get something out of.

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It's a shooting program for boys and girls from 10 thru 15 years old and will start in June with a number of sessions.

Along with a heavy dose of gun safety, the program will include Target BB Gun Rifle, Archery, and a 20-gauge shotgun. A Louisiana Hunter's Education Certification class will also be given during this program.

Camps will last for two days from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm each day at the Bossier Sheriff's Office Shooting Sports Range in Plain Dealing.  Students will be provided lunch by the Bossier Sheriff's Office. Space is limited for each session.

You can select from an extensive number dates for your youth to take the course including:

  • June 29-30
  • July 6-7
  • July 8-9
  • July 13-14
  • July 15-16
  • July 20-21
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Course Itinerary:

  • Registration
  • Louisiana Hunter’s Education
  • BB Gun Target Shooting
  • Intro to Archery/Archery Range
  • Intro to Shotgun/Shotgun Range
  • Louisiana Hunter’s Education Test.
This program is FREE to all Bossier Parish students and is sponsored by the Bossier Parish Sheriff’s Office.

Contact Dep. James Lonadier at jlonadier@bossiersheriff.com for information about this program.

Please include 1st and 2nd choice of date you want to attend, students name, age, t-shirt size, and contact number.

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