learn to hunt

"Take Me Hunting" (TMH) is an outreach program that aims to promote and facilitate hunting opportunities for individuals who may not have had access or exposure to hunting before. TMH seeks to encourage new hunters, mentor them, and help them navigate the hunting world.

The organization focuses on connecting experienced hunters and mentors with beginners who are interested in learning and participating in hunting. We organize events, workshops, and outings where new hunters can learn the basics of hunting, firearm safety, conservation ethics, and outdoor skills.

Take Me Hunting also advocates for the preservation and conservation of wildlife and their habitats. We believe in the importance of sustainable hunting practices and maintaining a balance between the needs of hunters, wildlife, and the environment.

Watch what TMH is all about and how you can help the program. 

 Our target audience is outdoor enthusiasts and passionate hunters, specifically focusing on both male and female hunters aged 25-45. They are individuals who enjoy the thrill of the hunt, appreciate the importance of ethical hunting practices, and seek to improve their skills in the field. 

Participation in activities outdoors provides you with the opportunity to expand your horizons and learn valuable life lessons that will serve them well beyond their chapter in life.  We want you to be able to have fun and enjoy the outdoors with your peers, but at the same time lay a solid foundation of skills and knowledge which you may build on for the rest of your life.  The ultimate goal for this program is to provide an opportunity for YOU to get outdoors, learn about your heritage and carry it forward. 

It's no secret that the hunting industry has traditionally been male-dominated, but with the rise of social media and online communities, more and more women are entering the picture. Women are not only participating in hunting, but they are also taking on leadership roles in the industry.

These women are creating a sense of community and camaraderie among outdoorswomen. They are providing resources for women to learn more about hunting and firearms safety, as well as offering opportunities for women to meet and connect with like-minded individuals. By doing so, they are breaking down the barriers that have traditionally kept women out of the hunting world.

But it's not just about getting more women involved in hunting. These women are also teaching conservation and sustainability. They understand the importance of taking a life and the responsibility that comes with it. They are passing this knowledge on to the next generation, ensuring that the importance of heritage and conservation are not lost.

It's inspiring to see women taking charge in the hunting industry. They are not only empowering themselves, but they are empowering others to join them. They are teaching valuable skills and ethics, and they are helping to preserve the tradition of hunting for generations to come.