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Whitetails. Turkey tails. Tall tales. Wild tales! Hunters know every foray is a different story.

Escape urban living. Breathe in untamed wilderness. Revel in a moment of solitude. Feel the heft of purposeful gear. Pretty wild, right?

Hunting is challenging, but it rewards you with valuable life lessons and highly versatile skills.

A hunter is also a naturalist, mastering the behaviors and signs of wildlife, the trees and plants of diverse habitats and how to keep it all in balance.

Go for the amazing views and majestic mountains. Stay for the rich diversity of wildlife that makes Tennessee a great destination for hunting.

Find yourself in wide-open spaces while helping conserve wildlife and habitat for generations.

Hollywood tells a great story of post-apocalyptic society. It’s all just for show, right?

Consider the bow. It draws you back to our ancestors. Mastery takes time. Hunting takes extreme focus. Why the harder route? Maybe that’s the point.

Challenge yourself to some you-time. Step away from the burdens of everyday life and into the world of wildlife.

After years of easy-to-access food, our hunting and tracking skills are getting lost. Reconnect with your ancestors and relink to nature.

The thing about land is: they’re not making more of it. Hunting helps conserve the forests, prairies, mountains and valleys — the home where wild game roams.

Hunters donate legally harvested deer to help needy families in every state.

Hunting programs foster the healthiest wildlife populations in the world — and actually lead to a decrease in poaching.

From field to table, hunting can be as eco-friendly as it gets.

The National Refuge System, supported and funded by hunting, has more acres than the entire state of California.

Hunting is our heritage and a survival skill that has been taught for generations.

Millions of acres out there. One goal in mind. Tracking and harvesting your own wild game is an experience that redefines what it means to be free.

Break free from the gym and give hunting a try. You’ll be met with fresh new challenges and great new rewards, all while burning thousands of those pesky calories.

Hunting contributes more to the protection of and restoration of wildlife ecosystems than all other outdoor activities combined.

Steaks, burgers or smoked turkey — the neighbors will be amazed. Now, imagine when you tell them you bagged it all yourself.

These days, we’re more connected to our technology than our humanity. Can our age-old connection to hunting rescue our sense of self?

Clear your mind to reconnect with nature.

There is no better bond than the one that brings people together in the wild.

An 8-point buck for you — 245 million bucks a day to wildlife agencies and the economy. That’s a lotta green in the forest!