THE PROBLEM.

Men and women who participate in the outdoors are among the most active and engaged Americans, with a massive potential to effect positive change. We are especially fortunate, as hunters, trappers, and anglers, to have dozens of dedicated conservation groups fighting against anti-wildlife policies in our nation’s legislatures and courtrooms.

But what if we could stop these dangerous bills before they’re ever written?

There’s one avenue that anti-conservation radicals know they can rely on to gain influence: the ballot box. Each election cycle, tens of millions of dollars from these groups flood the airwaves, supporting anti-hunting candidates with little resistance from our side. We cannot sustain ourselves in the fight for conservation if we continue to elect leaders who vilify the way we choose to live. Our representatives at every level of government need to be proudly pro-outdoors, and leaders who threaten to dismantle the North American Model of Wildlife Conservation must be replaced.

The United States conservation movement desperately needs an organization with a sole focus of electing candidates who will respect and defend our right to hunt, fish, and trap before it’s too late.