More Places To Hunt
Widespread urban sprawl, changes in land ownership and tightened state agency and federal budgets have left hunters with far less access to quality hunting areas.
 The NWTF has spent more than $10.5 million to acquire 453,000 acres of land for hunting, nearly 20,000 acres in the last two years alone. |
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Where will we be in another 40 years? Where will we hunt?
We are dedicated to help provide more hunting opportunities on public and private property through our More Places to Hunt program.
We will tirelessly raise money, buy land and donate it to state wildlife agencies to ensure places to hunt.
We will continue to work with the USDA Forest Service to identify landlocked public land and create access to these areas.
More Places to Hunt assists partner agencies with land acquisitions, funding walk-in hunting area programs, holding landowner appreciation days and getting involved in legislative issues that maintain public access or provide funding for access related programs.
Where will we hunt in 40 years?
That depends on us.
The golden age of wild turkey hunting is now. Let's do what we can to maintain what we have earned together through our hard work and dedication.
If we take it for granted, we will lose it.
Join now and help impassioned hunters, their children and future generations have more places to hunt.
