Idaho State Championship Hunter Class

The Idaho State Championship Hunter Class is a precision rifle competition hosted by the National Bench Rest Shooters Association at Lewis-Clark Wildlife Club in Lewiston. Hunter Class events simulate field shooting conditions and test marksmanship skills in scenarios that reflect real hunting situations.

Hunter Class competitions emphasize accuracy at distance with an emphasis on practical rifle technique. Shooters engage targets at varying distances, typically requiring precision at ranges where hunters must make ethical, effective shots. The format tests both technical skill and the ability to perform under pressure.

• •Multiple shooting stages at different distances
• •Realistic field positions and conditions
• •Standard bench rest or field equipment allowed
• •Scoring based on accuracy and consistency
• •Competition divided into divisions by equipment class

This event draws serious rifle shooters with hunting backgrounds, precision shooting enthusiasts, and competitors looking to refine their long-range accuracy. Participants should have experience with rifle fundamentals and be comfortable shooting at extended distances. If you hunt with a rifle or shoot competitively at distance, this championship offers a measured test of your skills.

Held at Lewis-Clark Wildlife Club in Lewiston, a well-established range facility in north-central Idaho. The location provides appropriate distance and safety infrastructure for championship-level competition.