Our Clubs

Crawford County Clubs

Our clubs offer a variety of projects. Some are organized as project specific clubs such as dairy, horse, livestock, rabbit, poultry and family living/non-animal. Other clubs are community clubs where members can complete a variety of projects. Crawford County 4-H Clubs meet at different locations throughout the county.

Project Areas

• Animal Science
• Civic Engagement and Leadership
• Communications and Expressive Arts
• Environmental Science and Shooting Sports
• Healthy Living and Wellness
• STEM

Clubs

• Blooming Valley 4-H Club – dairy cattle projects, beef, Cloverbuds
• Bodacious Bunnies & Superior Swine 4-H Club – livestock and rabbit projects
• Bolts & Bytes 4-H Club – Junk Drawer Robotics projects
• Buckles & Breeches 4-H Club – horse and pony projects, horse Cloverbuds
• Champion Drive 4-H Club – livestock projects, Cloverbuds
• Chaparajos 4-H Club – horse and pony projects, horse Cloverbuds
• Cochranton Blue Ribbon 4-H Club – dairy cattle and dairy goat projects
• Conneaut Lake Ag 4-H Club – livestock projects, Cloverbuds, small animal projects, family living and non-animal projects
• Country Kidz 4-H Club – sheep, Cloverbuds
• Crawford County 4-H Council – leadership project for teens in county 4-H clubs
• Crawford County Cottontails 4-H Club – rabbit and cavy projects, Cloverbuds
• Crawford County 4-H Shooting Sports 4-H Club - archery
• Cross Trainers 4-H Club – livestock projects, family living and non-animal, Cloverbuds
• Fabulous Farmers 4-H Club – livestock, small animal, family living and non-animal, Cloverbuds
• Flying Fur 4-H Club – rabbit and cavy projects, Cloverbuds
• Hemlock Adventures 4-H Club – family living and dairy goat projects, Cloverbuds
• Hocks & Hooves 4-H Club - livestock projects
• Little Farmers 4-H Club – family living and non-animal, small animal, dairy goat and livestock projects, Cloverbuds
• Livn’ on Livestock 4-H Club – livestock, small animal, family living and non-animal, projects, Cloverbuds
• Path Finders 4-H Club – livestock and small animal projects, Cloverbuds
• Pig-N-Ears 4-H Club – Livestock, small animal, family living and non-animal projects, Cloverbuds
• Purple Circle 4-H Club- livestock, small animal, family living and non-animal projects, Cloverbuds
• Pymatuning 4-H Club – dairy cattle and dairy goats, family living, Cloverbuds
• Saegertown Sheep & Swine 4-H Club – livestock projects, dairy beef projects, Cloverbuds
• Silver Spurs 4-H Club – horse and pony projects, horse Cloverbuds
• Sparta Spurs 4-H Club – horse and pony projects, horse Cloverbuds
• Skill Builders 4-H Club – family living and non-animal projects, Cloverbuds
• Sunset Riders 4-H Club – horse and pony projects, horse Cloverbuds
• Townville Champs 4-H Club – dairy cattle, swine, sheep, Cloverbuds
• Woodcock-Cambridge 4-H Club – dairy cattle projects

Start a new club

4-H is all about exploration! If you do not see a project or a club that looks like the right fit, you can start a new club.

4-H Clubs require:

• At least 5 youth (from at least two families)
• An adult club leader as point of contact with the 4-H Educator
• A minimum of 2 screened adult volunteers
• Hold regular educational meetings

Contact your county 4-H educator to discuss the process of developing a new club.