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What is Ag 381?
Wildlife and Recreation Management (also known as Ag 381) is a semester course for Texas high school students that includes wildlife management, as well as hunting and boater education. Students take field trips to wildlife management areas to see firsthand the results of wildlife habitat management. They have the opportunity to shoot a variety of firearms and archery equipment, and make connections to local shooting ranges and 4-H Shooting Sports clubs where they can cultivate their shooting skills.
The icing on the cake (or course) is participating in the annual Texas Ag Clays 381 Championship Tournament. Watch a video of the tournament here to see how this program creates skilled shooters and provides another extracurricular outlet for teens.
For more information on the Ag 381 program and how to start it in your state, contact Charlie Wilson, program coordinator for Texas Parks and Wildlife, at agclays381@yahoo.com.
[ Ag 381 Photo Journal ] |
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