Central Idaho Rod and Gun Club Easter Ham Shoot

The Central Idaho Rod and Gun Club hosts this seasonal marksmanship competition featuring rifle and pistol shooting. Competitors shoot for prizes, with ham as the traditional Easter-themed award.

This is a friendly competition that draws shooters from the Challis area and surrounding communities. The format typically includes timed shooting stages with targets set at various distances, testing both accuracy and shooting fundamentals.

Shooters with basic firearm safety knowledge and regular range experience will find this event accessible. You don't need to be a competition regular—many participants come to enjoy a day at the range with other local shooters and test their skills in a structured setting.

Expect multiple shooting stages where accuracy counts. Divisions may include rifle and pistol categories. Scoring is based on shot placement, and winners are determined by the highest scores. Exact stage details and divisions are set annually, so check with the club closer to the event date.

It's a good opportunity to shoot in a competitive environment, see how your skills stack up against local shooters, and be part of a community event. The Easter ham prize keeps the tradition fun and distinct from typical range competitions.