Idaho State Championship VFS

The Idaho State Championship VFS (Varmint/Field Sportsman) is a precision rifle competition that tests accuracy and consistency across multiple shooting distances and positions. Competitors engage targets under realistic field conditions, emphasizing marksmanship fundamentals and rifle setup.

This bench rest affiliated event focuses on tight group shooting and precision accuracy. Participants shoot from supported positions, typically working through stages that challenge different skill aspects:

• •Timed and unlimited shooting stages
• •Multiple distance targets
• •Emphasis on clean, consistent group placement
• •Scoring based on group size and accuracy

This championship draws serious rifle shooters who:

• •Have experience with precision rifles and optics
• •Want to compete at the state level
• •Are interested in benchrest or varmint hunting applications
• •Prefer technical, equipment-focused shooting sports

Practitioners range from dedicated hobbyists to experienced competition shooters. Newcomers to VFS should have solid rifle fundamentals and be comfortable shooting from bench positions.

Held at Lewis-Clark Wildlife Club in Lewiston, this facility provides the controlled environment necessary for precision rifle competition. The club's range setup supports the multiple distance formats typical of VFS events.