Alaska is wild and full of adventure. Let’s share some hunting, fishing and outdoor knowledge of this wild frontier.Discussions and tips with helpful information for the veteran Alaskan to the first time Alaska adventurer.

This group is open to everyone. But especially for those located in Colorado Springs.

Please be respectful of others and keep insults and derogative comments to a minimum. We have the opportunity to create a great supporting community here. 

All levels are welcome; if you are experienced, please share your opinions with others. If you are new to hunting, please ask direct, simple questions, so others can voice in.

Please enjoy the group, everyone is encouraged to suggest events and local meetings to just hanging out or for a day of hunting.

See you in the field!

Martin

This Group is for Veterans and Active Duty Military to connect, as well as those who wish to help Veterans and Active Duty overcome the demons we call PTSD. I am the President of the Non Profit Organization, Hunting with Soldiers. We are a non paid staff 501(c)3 based in Texas. We provide hunting and fishing adventures for Combat Veterans of all wars. We do not require any to have been injured in combat since PTSD is the unseen injury. The only thing we require the Veterans to do is get to the location of the trip. Everything else if taken care of. We are based out of Texas. Anyone found to be untruthful and falsifying anything, will be removed from this group. This is for Veterans who can benefit from the outdoors, not those who have turned to greed and forgotten these words "I Am My Brothers Keeper". Although all Veterans and Active Duty matter and we thank you all, this group is focused on Combat Veterans who suffer from PTSD. Our main goal is to help stop the 22 A Day.

The hunting industry is a diverse and vibrant community, made up of individuals who share a passion for the great outdoors, and a deep respect for the natural world. For many of these individuals, hunting is not just a sport or a pastime, but a way of life. And for those who are lucky enough to have the opportunity to hunt, there is nothing quite like the thrill of the chase, and the satisfaction of bringing home a fresh, wild game.

For many hunters, the real challenge begins once the hunt is over. It is one thing to take down a deer, a duck, or a turkey, but it is quite another to prepare and cook that game in a way that truly does it justice. That's where a cooperative wild game recipe book collaboration can come in handy.

Imagine a community of like-minded individuals in the hunting industry, coming together to share their favorite wild game recipes, tips, and techniques. Each contributor brings their own unique perspective, and their own experience in the field, to create a comprehensive guide to cooking wild game that is both delicious and accessible to hunters of all skill levels.

The benefits of such a collaboration are numerous. First and foremost, it provides hunters with a valuable resource that can help them make the most of their harvest. Whether they are looking for a classic recipe for venison stew, or a creative twist on wild boar tacos, they can turn to the recipe book for inspiration and guidance.

But the benefits go beyond just the recipes themselves. The collaborative process of creating the recipe book can also help to foster a sense of community and camaraderie within the hunting industry. By working together to share their knowledge and expertise, hunters can learn from one another, and develop a deeper appreciation for the diverse range of game that is available in their region.

Moreover, the recipe book can also serve as a powerful tool for conservation and sustainability. By promoting the use of wild game as a healthy, sustainable source of protein, the recipe book can help to reduce reliance on factory-farmed meat, and support efforts to preserve natural habitats and wildlife populations.

Of course, creating a collaborative wild game recipe book is no small feat. It requires careful coordination, communication, and collaboration among a diverse group of individuals. But with the right tools and resources, it is certainly possible.

We have a portal where contributors can upload their recipes and cooking tips. Contributors could then work together to curate and organize the best recipes, and develop a cohesive structure for the recipe book. Each contributor will also be given credit in the form of their name on their respective recipes and any proceeds (after costs) would be distributed evenly amongst the contributors.

Regardless of the specific approach, the end result would be a valuable resource for hunters and wild game enthusiasts everywhere. By coming together to share their knowledge and expertise, they can help to promote the joys and benefits of hunting, while also supporting the conservation of natural resources and wildlife populations.

Visit our sign up page below to register as a collaborator.