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HUNTINGDON — Shooting Hunger, an annual fundraising event that helps feed hungry Tennesseans through regional food banks, hosts its fourth annual sporting clays shooting event at Carroll County Shooting Sports Park in Huntingdon on Friday, June 26. The event is 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. and supports feeding hungry Tennesseans through regional food banks.
2020 has brought unprecedented hardships—through COVID-19 and the tornadoes—to many communities throughout Tennessee, and regional food banks are feeling the pressure. This event will help feed our neighbors who have unexpectedly turned to food banks for support in recent months.
Registration starts at $110 per single shooter or $500 per five-person team, and the event will feature:
-Five person shooting teams at multiple stations
-Fun games, flight prizes for teams and high overall shooters and door prizes
-Lunch provided by Tyson-Obion County Complex