Sevier County 4-H held their annual Outdoor County 4-H O’Rama February 17. The competitive events included gun safety and BB gun marksmanship, reel into sports fishing, and bicycle. The winners of these events will be eligible to compete at the District 4-H O’Rama that’s held in June. Even though it was a wet day, 32 4-H’ers showed up to compete. Winners from each competition are as follows:

Gun Safety and BB Gun – Juniors: 1st – Landon Frachieur, 2nd – Darrbey Courtwright, 3rd – Jake Sawyer & Kyle Williamson, 4th - Charlie Collins, and 5th - Sy Collins. Seniors: 1st – Hunter Frachiseur, 2nd – Amber Morris, 3rd – Blake Sawyer, 4th - Brayden Frachiseur, and 5th - Ethan Wolcott.

Reel into Sports Fishing – Juniors: 1st – Landon Frachiseur, 2nd – Pace Frachiseur, and 3rd – Raegan Frachiseur, 4th - Kolton Dockins, and 5th - Max Rosson. Seniors: 1st – Marcus Rosson, 2nd - Brayden Frachiseur, 3rd - Hunter Frachiseur, 4th - Ethan Wolcott, and 5th - Madison Bagley

Bicycle – Juniors: 1st – James Bartek, 2nd – Jake Sawyer, and 3rd – Evan Wolcott, 4th- Matthew Maben, and 5th - Libbie Bartek. Senior: 1st - Dori Bartek, 2nd - Blake Sawyer.

For more information on 4-H, contact Sevier County Extension Service at (870) 584-3013.

Pictured: Brayden Frachiseur takes the sports fishing test where he ID’s the parts of fish and different types of fish during the 4-H Outdoor O’Rama held on February 17.