On Target Outfitters

On Target Outfitters at 7209 W. Calla Road in Canfield operates as a faith-based community club dedicated to youth development through archery, rifle shooting, and fishing. Every program emphasizes character building, discipline, and responsibility alongside skill development.

• •Archery Team (ages 8-18, $225/season)
• •Tuesday night practices starting November, runs through April indoor season
• •Competes through Ohio Archers Association and National Field Archery Association
• •State, regional, and national level tournaments
• •Expert coaching for both beginners and advanced archers
• •Requires own equipment (Genesis bows excluded)
• •Extra practice times available mid-week

• •Rifle Club (ages 11-18, $225/spring season)
• •Weekly Tuesday sessions April through July, 5:30-7:30 PM
• •Limited to 10 shooters per session
• •.22 rifles provided or bring your own (approved models)
• •Ammunition included
• •Weekly devotional component
• •Prepares shooters for local and national matches
• •Coaches focus on marksmanship fundamentals through challenging targets and disciplined courses of fire

• •Parent/Child Archery League (8 weeks, $100/team)
• •Two-person teams combining parent and child scores
• •Monday and Thursday nights, 6-7:30 PM (January-February)
• •Equipment-based divisions for fair, competitive brackets
• •Ages 8-18 with adult mentors welcome

• •Adult Archery League ($10/week drop-in)
• •Tuesday nights 7:30-9 PM (January-February)
• •Pot shoots with varied target faces and 3D animal targets monthly
• •Pay-as-you-go format, cash or Venmo
• •No advance registration required

• •Instructional Archery League ($85, 5 weeks)
• •Fall program for grades 2-8 with little to no prior experience
• •Tuesday nights 6-7:30 PM
• •Fundamentals instruction blended with competitive games
• •Quality youth archery equipment provided
• •Scoring opportunities to measure personal growth
• •Concludes with Genesis Tournament with medals

• •Archery Club (intermediate level, $85)
• •4-6 week programs for shooters with some experience
• •Monday nights 6-7:30 PM
• •Competition shooting introduction
• •Ages 8-16, equipment provided if needed

• •Autism & Archery Program ($60, 4 weeks)
• •Specialized archery for children with higher-functioning autism/Asperger's
• •Limited to 4-5 students ages 8-18
• •Builds confidence, social interaction, problem-solving, teamwork
• •Monday evenings 6-7 PM

• •Family Fishing Club ($15/family per week, 4-5 week programs)
• •Thursday evenings September-October, 6-8 PM
• •Weekly focus on specific fish types or skills
• •Week 1: Fish filleting and fish fry with samples
• •Week 2: Catfish techniques
• •Week 3: DIY lure making (take-home craft)
• •Week 4: Multi-bait experiment night
• •All skill levels welcome
• •Equipment and bait provided; bring your own if available
• •Prizes for weekly challenges

• •Fishing Derby ($20/team of 2)
• •Summer event (typically June)
• •Stocked pond with bass, stripers, crappie, bluegill
• •Grand prize: fishing charter for 2 with Fowl Hooked Charters
• •Additional prizes available

• •Parent/Child Rifle Club ($105/team, 4 weeks)
• •Saturday mornings 10-11:30 AM (fall sessions)
• •Limited to 5 family teams (1 adult, 1 child)
• •.22 rifles provided or bring your own
• •Ammunition included
• •Weekly challenges and prizes
• •Safe, controlled environment instruction

• •Homeschool Expedition Outdoors ($20-30/week, 5-week spring sessions)
• •Mondays 1-3 PM (March-May)
• •Week 1: Archery (grade 2+, $25)
• •Week 2-3: .22 rifle instruction (grades 4-12, $30 each)
• •Week 4: Survival skills and shelter building (all ages, $25)
• •Week 5: Fishing (all ages, $25)
• •Parent participation encouraged
• •Multi-child registration discounts available

• •Family Outdoor Day (free activities, October)
• •5-hour open house for all ages
• •Try archery, riflery, fishing, pumpkin shooting, paintball, tomahawk throwing, two-man saw
• •Bounce house obstacle course
• •Craft activities for purchase (pumpkin painting, birdhouse building)
• •Food available

• •Quarter Auction Fundraiser (November)
• •Community fundraiser supporting On Target programs
• •Ticket-based event with donated items

Every program incorporates faith-based character development alongside skill instruction. Weekly devotionals accompany rifle and archery practices. The organization explicitly builds "character, resilience, discipline, responsibility" as core outcomes—not just marksmanship scores. Most youth programs limit enrollment to maintain coaching quality and personalized instruction.

On Target provides all necessary equipment for recreational participants but encourages competitive archers and shooters to own equipment. This approach keeps entry costs low while supporting serious athletes who want to compete at regional and national levels.