Range Master Training

BSA requires all Cub Scout shooting sports (including Cub Scout archery, BB guns, wrist rockets/slingshots, catapults or rockets) to be supervised by a BSA certified range master. At the Cub Scout level, BB and archery is only allowed at district and council-operated events, and may not be conducted at the pack or den level. Archery range masters may also conduct archery events at the troop, team, crew, and post level.

This training course covers setting up a range, safety, handling equipment, using a bow stringer, maintaining and storing equipment, and instructing Scouts. This certification is valid for two years from the course completion date.  Learn more at www.shac.org/range-master.

Training locations: CHECK IN STARTS AT 8:30AM

*Apr 10 - BB/Archery Range Master Bovay Scout Ranch/McNair Cub Adventure - 9AM to 5PM

*Apr 24 - BB/Archery Range Master Bovay Scout Ranch/McNair Cub Adventure- 9AM to 5PM

*May 08 - BB/Archery Range Master Bovay Scout Ranch/McNair Cub Adventure - 9AM to 5PM

*May 22 - BB/Archery Range Master Cockrell Scout Center Conf. Room #100 - 9AM to 5PM

Lunch break at Noon - MUST BRING YOUR OWN LUNCH (no leaving campus)

Classes limited to 50 

What to Bring:

• Copy of BSA Annual Health and Medical Record (part A&B for all Scouting events)
• Copy of Pre-event screening form
• Mask for each participant
• Read the COVID-19 "At-Risk" Camp Participant Statement 
• Water, snacks (bring lunch)
• Note-taking materials