Hunting with Veterans conserves, restores, and manages habitat for wildlife conservation in order to give disabled veterans a location to enjoy the outdoors.

1. Hunting with Veterans

2. Mission and Vision
 Hunting with Veterans conserves, restores, and
manages habitat for wildlife conservation in order
to give disabled veterans a location to enjoy the
outdoors.
 The vision of Hunting with Veterans is to help
disabled veterans return to the great outdoors in
order to help in the healing process regardless of the
severity of injury.

3. Why Hunting with
Veterans
 In the state of Virginia hunting public hunting land is
hard to come by and often requires mountains of
paperwork and licenses to be purchased in order to hunt.
 The majority of disabled veterans do not have the time
nor the resources available to them to effectively hunt
these areas.
 Hunting with Veterans will ensure disabled veterans of
the United States Military have a safe place to hunt and
get back to a normal state of mind placing their
disabilities far behind them to help in their recovery
process.

4. Goals
 Purchase and manage land in the state of Virginia
 Create an environment conducive to the breeding
and nesting of wildlife and waterfowl through.
 Proper land management
 Controlled harvesting of wildlife and waterfowl
 Placing land into a conservation easement ensuring
years of breeding and nesting locations
 Creating a positive environment for disabled
veterans to enjoy the outdoors

5. Customers
 The customer base for Hunting with Veterans will be
broken down into four separate groups.
 1. Active military members who have suffered from the
loss of a limb or are currently undergoing treatment for an
injury sustained by an act of war.
 2. Active military members who are having a hard time
returning to the normalcy of life after deployment.
 3. Veterans who are now separated from the military but
are rated as a Disabled Veteran from the Department of
Defense
 4. Family members of Disabled Veterans who assist their
disabled veteran in day to day living.

6. Who could support
 Local farmers
 Land use without having to pay for a lease.
 Farming equipment to help cultivate the areas in need of
improvement.
 Hunting equipment suppliers for equipment;
 Game trail cameras.
 Rifles/shotguns/cross-bows/archery equipment for the
disabled veteran to use.
 Ground blinds and tree stands to hunt out of.
 Seed to grow food plots and sustain a habitable
environment for wild game.

7. Outreach
 Hunters against Hunger
 Donate meat from harvested animals to local Hunters
against Hunger organizations.
 Local farmers
 Harvesting wildlife which could possibly damage
their crops prior to harvest season
 Educating local farmers on the importance of
protecting natural resources on hand

8. Volunteers
 Hunting with Veterans will be a non-profit organization
with all donations going towards the purchase of land
and equipment used in the management of purchased
land in the state of Virginia.
 Volunteers are not paid.
 I will seek out active duty members to help in the
management of the land purchased or leased by Hunting
with Veterans.
 I will also seek out active duty members to help in the
guiding of Hunting with Veterans customers during
their hunts.