Purpose, preparation, and open country
Supported hunts bring previously deployed Veterans together with experienced hosts for ethical field experiences grounded in connection, conservation, and shared effort.
Scouting, preparation, time in the field, and shared meals give each group a natural reason to work and talk together.
Hosts set expectations around local regulations, safety, equipment, wildlife, and respect for the land.
Selected participants attend at no cost, with event-specific travel, lodging, meals, gear, and activity details confirmed in advance.
Veteran hunting questions
Previously deployed Veterans may submit the Veteran application. Each hunt has its own capacity, location, dates, licensing needs, and physical considerations, so selection is made for the specific experience.
Selected participants attend at no cost. Support may include core travel, lodging, meals, field access, shared equipment, and activity expenses. The team confirms exactly what is included before each hunt.
Requirements differ by hunt. Use the application to share your experience, equipment access, licensing status, and support needs. The team and host can then explain preparation and whether the event is a good fit.
Outfitters, guides, landowners, and volunteers help participants understand local rules, licensing, field safety, ethical harvest practices, and respect for the land and wildlife.