Minimum annual commitment
When paid enrollment opens, at least ten percent of membership revenue will be reserved for credible grouse habitat and public-access work.
American GrouseHuntersThe land comes first
Recognition only matters if the birds and landscapes remain for the next generation. Conservation is built into membership from the beginning.
When paid enrollment opens, at least ten percent of membership revenue will be reserved for credible grouse habitat and public-access work.
Young forest, native grassland, sagebrush, boreal forest and alpine tundra each demand a different conservation approach.
Public lands and voluntary access programs make a continent-wide quest possible for everyday hunters.
Members will see the amount raised, the organizations supported and the reason each project was selected.
A practical promise
American Grouse Hunters is a membership project, not a habitat-management agency or a charity. Its role is to connect traveling grouse hunters with credible regional organizations, fund high-impact work and make conservation part of the achievement—not an afterthought.
Hunt. Explore. Conserve.