Meet Our Clubs

The 4-Leaf Clovers is a 4-H club based in the Roanoke area, Jackson township.  We meet once a month at the home of one our club leaders starting in January at 7pm.  We are active in the community, doing 2-3 service projects each year.  We work to develop our 4-hers into leaders by giving them the opportunity to lead meetings, activities, and decide on projects for the club.  We are led by Regeanna Lahr, a 35 year 4-H leader, Jennifer McCoy, a 17 year 4-H leader and Madison Wohlford, a 3 year 4-H leader.  Our leaders have judged many projects at both county and state level.  For more information please see our Facebook group 4 Leaf Clovers 4-H.

 If this club interests you, please contact the Extension Office or the 4-H Club Leader. 

Blue Ribbon Riders Horse and Pony Club focus on the fun and excitement of raising horses. The meetings constist of a regular meeting agenda and practicing riding, training, and working with horses. Typically this club meets at the Huntington 4-H Fairgrounds and the Chief LaFontaine Saddle Club.

If this club interests you, please contact the Extension Office. 

The Barnyard Brigade 4-H club meets the third week of every month beginning in January-June. We alternate Tuesdays and Thursdays to give busy families a weekday that will hopefully fit in their schedule. Meetings are from 7-8:15 pm at the 4-H Leaders shop located at our home on the northwest portion of Huntington County in Warren Township. Meetings begin with a business portion that is run by elected officers, followed by fun and interesting demonstrations, guest speakers or activities, and end with a light snack and beverages.  

If this club interests you, please contact the Extension Office or the 4-H Club Leader. 

Canine Capers 4-H club is a fun and interactive club where you are able to bring your dog to learn some basic training skills, as well as show off your dog's progress at the end of the year at our county fair and at the State Fair! Interested in more than just basic obedience? Not to worry once you start your second year we offer agility training as well as showmanship for more fun learning experiences. We meet once a week for an hour from February until the show in July, so you will have plenty of time to train your dog before the shows! Typically this club meets at the Huntington 4-H Fairgrounds.

If this club interests you, please contact the club leader or the Extension Office. 

Typically this club meets at St. Peter Community Church in Huntington. 

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Typcially this club meets in Roanoke located in Jackson Township.

If this club interests you, please contact the Extension Office. 

The Crystal Clovers 4-H Club is a Huntington City club that meets monthly from February-July. Club meetings are held the last Tuesday of the month, with the exception of the July meeting, from 6:30-7:30 p.m. at the 4-H fairgrounds. Our meetings include discussion of club business, demonstrations, a lesson or guest speaker, recreation and a snack.  

If this club interests you, please contact the Extension Office. 

Typically this club meets at the Huntington 4-H Fairgrounds.

If this club interests you, please contact the Extension Office. 

The Future Farmers 4-H Club focus on giving while having fun in the process. This is done through volunteering and fundraisers. They like to learn hands-on and grow their knowelge. But most importantly have fun! Typically this club meets at Mt. Etna United Methodist Church. 

If this club interests you, please contact the Extension Office. 

Typcially this club meets at the Club Leader's home located in Huntington Township. 

If this club interests you, please contact the Extension Office. 

Typically this club meets at the Huntington 4-H Fairgrounds.

If this club interests you, please contact the Extension Office. 

Huntington Junior Leader club group allows 4-H members in grades 7-12 the opportunity to provide their Adult 4-H Volunteers with additional assistance in their 4-H Clubs and related activities. Volunteering and community involvement are some of what junior leaders focus their work on throughout the year. Jr. Leaders also serve as mentors and role models to the younger 4-H members by sharing their experiences with them. Typcially this 4-H club meets at the Huntington 4-H Fairgrounds. 

If this club interests you, please contact the Extension Office. 

The purpose of Huntington County 4-H Robotics is to empower young minds in our community with engineering, business and leadership knowledge in order to gain scientific and problem solving skills for use in their future endeavors. Through our 4-H special interest group, students will learn how to construct a competitive robot through engineering design and hands-on building. Students will also have the opportunity to operate our student-driven team in a business environment.

If this club interests you, please contact the Extension Office.

Typically this club meets at the Huntington 4-H Fairgrounds.

If this club interests you, please contact the Extension Office. 

Typically this club meets at the Huntington 4-H Fairgrounds and the Chief LaFontaine Saddle Club.

If this club interests you, please contact the Extension Office. 

Typically this club meets at the Club Leader's home located in Warren Township. 

If this club interests you, please contact the Extension Office. 

Typically this club meets at the Warren United Church of Christ.

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Typically this club meets at the Club leader's home located in Dallas Township. 

If this club interests you, please contact the Extension Office.