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Sort your results:Existing Search Criteria:Refine Your Search:SourceSearch Results:NWTF Grassroots RecognizedSummary: Outstanding volunteers — the NWTF”s blood, sweat and tears — were honored for their many efforts that put into action the NWTF’s mission, one day at a time, one town at a time, throughout the country, everyday. The list is long and the awards are many. Read award winner releases as they’re posted.
Safe Hunting Isn't An AccidentSummary: Safety should always be first for hunters, and with fall hunting underway in many states across the nation, the NWTF has compiled a list of quick firearm safety tips. From how to handle firearms properly to how to get your copy of the NWTF’s Turkey Hunting Success & Safety curriculum, check out this helpful information.
High-Tech AccessSummary: Young hunters in Nebraska now have the opportunity to hunt more land, thanks to a partnership made up of national and local conservation organizations, including the NWTF. People who would like to mentor a young hunter log on to the Internet and reserve private land for the young person to hunt.
Top Tips For A Successful Youth HuntSummary: With fall turkey hunting season right around the corner, now is a great time to introduce a young hunter to the outdoors. And, thanks to the Families Afield initiative, it’s now easier for young people to go afield in 10 states throughout the country. Check out the NWTF’s top nine tips for a successful youth hunt this season.
Partnerships Key to Hunting HeritageSummary: The NWTF made a commitment to keep hunters’ rights and removing youth hunting barriers a top priority by donating $100,000 to the U.S. Sportsmen’s Alliance. The NWTF has partnered with USSA since 1987, and has contributed nearly $1 million to ensure the future of hunting and conservation remains strong.
National Xtreme JAKES Event Brings Teens TogetherSummary: MCCORMICK, S.C. - Though he's only 19, professional archer Randy Oitker from Plainville, Ill., has the resume and the awards normally accumulated by someone twice his age. He showed how he won those awards by putting on an archery trick shot demonstration at the National Wild Turkey Federation's second Porter Wagoner National Xtreme JAKES Event, June 22 - 25.
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