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WIN a Western Predator Hunt in 2023
WIN a Western Predator Hunt in 2023
Where: Western States (e.g. Utah, Idaho, etc)
When: Summer-Fall 2023
Host: John Bair - Skull Bound Chronicles
Just Announced
Just Announced ENTER NOW !!
Included:
- 2-day predator hunt w/ legendary predator hunter/caller John Bair
- Foxpro Digital Game Call prize package
- Kryptek camo outfit
- onX Hunt Elite 1-year membership
- Havalon knife
Responsible Predator Management Sweepstakes
Hunter Nation will draw five winners between Sept. 15, 2022 and Dec. 31, 2022.
Each winner will receive a predator management prize package worth over $1,000.
Package Includes:
- RUGER, American Predator Rifle, Bolt-Action, 6.5 CREEDMOOR
22" Threaded Barrel, Matte Black Finish, Green Composite Stock, Scope Base, 3 Round - VORTEX DIAMONDBACK® - TACTICAL 4-12X40
- 2A WAREHOUSE $100 Ammo Gift Card
Donations will go to support Hunter Nation's nationwide efforts to support Responsible Predator Management.
Hunter Nation extends a special thanks to our Brands of Freedom Partners
Become a Sustaining Member
Sign up now and receive 5 entries into Hunter Nations 2022 Dream Hunts
Hunts include a Texas Hunt with Ted Nugent, Utah Antelope Hunt with Wade Lemon Hunting, Western Predator Hunt and Idaho Black Bear Hunt with Cayuse Outfitting
Hunter Nation members will also be entered in monthly gear drawings.
Idaho Black Bear Hunt
Idaho Black Bear Hunt
Win a Black Bear Hunt in SPRING 2023 with Cayuse Outfitting
Utah Antelope Hunt in the Fall 2022
Utah Antelope Hunt in the Fall 2022
This is your chance to hunt trophy antelope with Wade Lemon Hunting
Congratulations to Edward Torres from TX
2022 Antelope Hunt Winner.
Texas Hunt with Ted Nugent in 2022
Where: Texas
When: Winter 2022
Outfitter: Ted Nugent Sunrize Safaris
Host: Ted Nugent
Application Ended 11/10/2022
Annual Membership Packages
Annual Member
$ 35.00
Hunter Nation Annual Member includes annual membership plus
- HN T-Shirt (Green)
- HN Accessories (Decal, Bracelet, Koozie)
- Entry into Monthly Gear Giveaways
- Exclusive Access to Members Only Discounts and Offerings
- Subscription to Monthly Newsletters
Sportsmen Member
$ 100.00
Hunter Nation Sportsmen Member includes annual membership plus
- HN Medallion (Limited Time)
- HN T-Shirt (Black)
- HN Flexfit Hat (Black)
- HN Accessories (Decal, Bracelet, Key Chain)
Base Annual Member
$ 25.00
Hunter Nation Base Annual Member includes annual membership plus
- Entry into Dream Hunt Sweepstakes
- Entry into Monthly Gear Giveaways
- Exclusive Access to Members Only Discounts and Offerings
- Subscription to Monthly Newsletters
Family Member
$ 200.00
Hunter Nation Family Members include annual membership plus
- HN Medallion (Limited Time)
- 3 x HN T-Shirt (Black)
- 3 x HN Hat (Black)
- 3 x HN Accessories (Decal, Bracelet, Key Chain)
Life Member
$ 1,250.00
Hunter Nation Life Member includes life membership plus
- HN GATR 45 Qt Cooler
- HN Medallion
- HN T-Shirt (Black)
- HN Flexfit Hat (Black)
- HN Tumbler
- HN Accessories
The Last Backstrapper
by Ted Nugent Well, the sun isn’t exactly setting on my hunting season overall, but when so much focus and celebration circles around the mighty whitetail deer of North America, for all practical purposes, my 2019/2020 deer season is finally over, and it ended with a lovely, audible, POW-THUMP! With the absolute best deer hunting…
Read MoreFred Bear Day in Grayling Michigan
by Ted Nugent As I post this blog on the 5th of March, 2020, grand celebration, and substantial emotion is erupting in Grayling Michigan, and I bet here, there and everywhere across the fruited plains, as we celebrate the birthday of our friend, hero, master bowhunter, legendary conservationist and Spirit BloodBrother, Mr. Fred Bear. Fred…
Read MoreWolves At The Door
All God’s creatures have their place, and in the real world, co-existing with mankind, a healthy, survival-based balance must be struck to maintain viable populations of all predators and prey alike.
The jury is not still out on what that balance should and must look like, which is why we don’t, or at least, shouldn’t, allow populations of dangerous predators to live in our neighborhoods.
We love the wild creatures, but we love our children and families even more.