Author: Adam Back

EDGEFIELD, SC — The NWTF presented an Acreage Award and a Partnership Award for outstanding achievement in regional grassroots conservation efforts.

Representatives from the Alabama, Indiana and Tennessee state chapters accepted their awards during 50 years of the NWTF^he 47th anniversary celebration^he annual convention and sports extravaganza, sponsored by Mossy Oak.

The achievements of this year’s winners include:

NWTF Alabama State Chapter – Acre Award:

The NWTF awards this award to the state chapter that achieves the most acreage conserved or improved through direct financial contributions from the Super Fund and other funding sources in the prior year.

In 2022, the NWTF Alabama NWTF Chapter conserved or improved more acreage than any other state.

Indiana and Tennessee State Chapters: Association Award:

When the NWTF’s Tennessee State Chapter held its annual Super Fund meeting in 2022, it had more funding requests than funds to distribute. One particularly important project that the state wanted to fund, but didn’t have the extra money for, was a state-of-the-art wild turkey research project. Through an approach never done before, the Indiana State Chapter offered to fund the project for the Tennessee State Chapter, as the research seeks to improve understanding of the ecology of the eastern wild turkey as a whole.

The research will investigate fertilization of the ovum and evidence of early embryonic mortality in wild turkey eggs collected from various locations in the eastern United States. This will be a cooperative study with several state wildlife agencies that have expressed enthusiastic interest in the study.

“Our state chapters and their volunteer leadership never cease to amaze me,” said NWTF Co-Executive Director Kurt Dyroff. “It is their innovation, collaboration and dedication that has enabled us to achieve many milestones. It is an honor to recognize the Indiana and Tennessee State Chapters with the Save the Habitat Award, as well as the Alabama State Chapter with the Acreage Award, at our 50th^he anniversary celebration.”

About the National Wild Turkey Federation

Since 1973, the National Wild Turkey Federation has invested more than half a billion dollars in wildlife conservation and has conserved or improved more than 22 million acres of critical wildlife habitat. The organization continues to advance wildlife conservation, forest resiliency, and robust recreational opportunities across the US by working beyond borders at the landscape scale.

2023 is the 50th of the NWTF^he anniversary and an opportunity to push the organization’s mission into the future while honoring its rich history. for his 50^he anniversary, the NWTF has set six ambitious goals: positively impact 1 million acres of wildlife habitat; raise $500,000 for wild turkey research; increase membership to 250,000 members; dedicate $1 million to education and outreach programs; raise $5 million to invest in technology and the people of NWTF; and raise $5 million to build a $50 million endowment for the future. Find out how you can help us achieve these lofty goals.

EDGEFIELD, SC — The Salt River project received the National Wild Turkey Federation’s Land Stewardship Award for its work promoting wildlife habitat management in Arizona.

Elvy Barton, director of forest health management for the Salt River Project, accepted the award on behalf of SRP for 50 years of the NWTF.^he 47th anniversary celebration^he Annual convention and sports extravaganza, sponsored by Mossy Oak.

“SRP is honored to be recognized by the National Wild Turkey Federation with a Land Stewardship Award for our work to ensure healthy forests in Arizona,” Barton said. “Millions of acres of forested land across Arizona remain at high risk from catastrophic wildfires, affecting not only critical water supplies, but also the vitality of its wildlife and habitat. We are excited to work with partners like the NWTF to promote the strategic reduction of Arizona’s forests, which will ensure a resilient water supply for our state’s communities and wildlife. Thank you NWTF for your dedication and collaboration.”

This award honors companies (including individuals or company-supported projects) and/or government agencies that promote wildlife habitat management.

SRP is a not-for-profit, community-based energy and water provider to 2.5 million people in the greater Phoenix area. SRP is also a crucial supporter of forest health and forest restoration in Arizona.

SRP participates in communities and state and federal legislatures, driving social acceptance, public education, and policy decisions that are beneficial to forest health work. They provide financial support from a variety of sources to fund high-priority forest restoration work. General Springs is SRP’s top priority in the Cragin Basin, which contains the CC Cragin Reservoir and Dam, as well as SRP power lines, the Payson City water main and other infrastructure. They support and partner with resource agencies, nonprofits, and other organizations that provide implementation work on the ground. Their support for the National Environmental Policy Law projects has made a difference in getting scientifically sound forest management projects off the ground.

SRP has supported the NWTF’s General Springs Forest Restoration Project by helping to create meaningful relationships with the Town of Payson, Gila and Coconino counties, and have provided or supported matching grant funds for the General Springs Project in the amount total of $761,000.

SRP acknowledges that its water comes from forests located in an area of ​​13,000 square miles in northern and eastern Arizona. Since 2002, nearly 2.9 million acres of national forests in and around the Salt River, Verde River, and East Clear Creek watersheds have been affected by unusually severe wildfires.

“Our partnership with the Salt River Project embodies all of NWTF’s Four Shared Values,” said NWTF Co-Executive Director Kurt Dyroff. “We look forward to our collaborative efforts to ensure Arizonans have abundant clean water, strong recreational opportunities, resilient communities, and thriving habitat for wildlife. We are proud to recognize SRP as the recipient of our 2023 Earth Stewardship Award.”

About the National Wild Turkey Federation

Since 1973, the National Wild Turkey Federation has invested more than half a billion dollars in wildlife conservation and has conserved or improved more than 22 million acres of critical wildlife habitat. The organization continues to advance wildlife conservation, forest resiliency, and robust recreational opportunities across the US by working beyond borders at the landscape scale.

2023 is the 50th of the NWTF^he anniversary and an opportunity to push the organization’s mission into the future while honoring its rich history. for his 50^he anniversary, the NWTF has set six ambitious goals: positively impact 1 million acres of wildlife habitat; raise $500,000 for wild turkey research; increase membership to 250,000 members; dedicate $1 million to education and outreach programs; raise $5 million to invest in technology and the people of NWTF; and raise $5 million to build a $50 million endowment for the future. Find out how you can help us achieve these lofty goals.

EDGEFIELD, SC — Sarah Johnson of the USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service accepted the NWTF’s NRCS Making Tracks Award during her 50th anniversary celebration at the 47th National Wild Turkey Federation Sports Convention & Expo, sponsored by Mossy Oak.

“Words can’t explain it,” Johnson said at the NWTF Golden Awards Gala. “Having a partnership with the NWTF has been fantastic and to be able to be a part of that is amazing. Sometimes you just love your job and get the job done; You don’t realize they’re looking at you, so it took me by surprise. I had no idea I was going to receive the award.”

The Making Tracks with the NRCS Awards recognize individuals or projects that best incorporate conservation education, partnerships, and wild turkey management to support NWTF’s conservation delivery.

Johnson’s introduction to the Idaho NRCS was through his tenure as a cooperative forester between the NWTF and NRCS through the National Forestry Initiative, a program dedicated to assisting private landowners across the country and encouraging greater stewardship of forests. natural resources of the United States.

Through the NFI deal, Johnson was trusted to represent NRCS and exercise his forestry expertise by educating landowners through one-on-one forest walk-throughs, writing forest management plans, recommending silvicultural treatments that meet homeowners and how NRCS programs can offer financial incentives. . His approachable manner and his ability to communicate technical forestry concepts in an easy-to-understand manner accelerated the scope and scale of the fieldwork. Johnson is also an avid hunter and understands the importance of wildlife habitat management.

“Our partnerships are part of what makes the NWTF so successful in fulfilling our mission,” said NWTF Co-Executive Director Kurt Dyroff. “Through the Natural Resources Conservation Service, we have impacted hundreds of thousands of acres of private land; Sarah’s work is an extension of this. We are proud to recognize her commitment to making an impact on Idaho’s private lands with the NRCS Making Tracks Award.”

About the National Wild Turkey Federation

Since 1973, the National Wild Turkey Federation has invested more than half a billion dollars in wildlife conservation and has conserved or improved more than 22 million acres of critical wildlife habitat. The organization continues to advance wildlife conservation, forest resiliency, and robust recreational opportunities across the US by working beyond borders at the landscape scale.

2023 is the 50th of the NWTF^he anniversary and an opportunity to push the organization’s mission into the future while honoring its rich history. for his 50^he anniversary, the NWTF has set six ambitious goals: positively impact 1 million acres of wildlife habitat; raise $500,000 for wild turkey research; increase membership to 250,000 members; dedicate $1 million to education and outreach programs; raise $5 million to invest in technology and the people of NWTF; and raise $5 million to build a $50 million endowment for the future. Find out how you can help us achieve these lofty goals.

EDGEFIELD, SC—Virginia’s Ken Perrotte received the Tom Kelly Communicator of the Year Award from the National Wild Turkey Federation for his ability to share the story of NWTF heritage hunting and conservation efforts across the country.

“I am grateful and honored to receive this recognition, particularly when there are so many deserving communicators,” said Perrotte. “It’s especially meaningful to me since this is the 50th^he anniversary of NWTF, an organization founded in Fredericksburg, Virginia, where I have been writing outdoor columns for the local newspaper for the past 25 years. When I was young, I dreamed of one day sharing stories about the people, places, and passions of our outdoor lifestyle. I still marvel from time to time that I can do this. It is one of the greatest joys of my life.

“Luckily, turkeys and turkey hunters offer plenty of material for outdoor writers. And the NWTF family is blessed with incredible and passionate members and supporters, who communicate through word and action their dedication to the mission and to their fellow members. Sharing stories about the lifestyle we love, that amazing bird we treasure, and the importance of the conservation ethic that underpins it all is so important. I accept this recognition on behalf of all of you.”

Throughout his decades-long career as an outdoor writer, Perrotte has distinguished himself as a stalwart conservationist, understanding that without conservation, outdoor opportunities would be negligible, and he is well-versed in communicating that message around the world.

Perrotte currently serves as Conservation Field Editor for the National Wild Turkey Federation, South Atlantic Flyway Migration Alerts Editor for Ducks Unlimited, Contributing Editor for Shooting Industry, and a regular contributor to Field & Stream, Outdoor Life, and Salt magazines. Water Sportsman, and The Hunting Wire. As a writer, editor, and photographer, Perrotte has published more than 2,200 articles and has won nearly 100 awards for writing, photography, website design, and management (related to the outdoor industry).

It’s not uncommon to see his articles in national publications where he tells the NWTF story. Perrotte was recently awarded by the Great Lakes Outdoor Writers Association for his call from turkey feature “Outside City Limits,” which won Best of Show and highlighted the importance of mentoring, hunting access, inclusion and diversity, all critical components of the future of the NWTF.

Perrotte is proud of his involvement with the NWTF and is happy to showcase the organization and its success whenever there is an opportunity, in his award-winning outdoor walker website, through his work with USA Today’s Hunt and Fish publication, or through many other media channels with which he is involved.

“Fulfilling our mission is critical, but to amplify these efforts, we must effectively communicate them to new audiences,” said NWTF Co-Executive Director Jason Burckhalter. “We are proud to honor Ken for his deep involvement with the NWTF and his commitment to communicating who we are and what we do to the masses.”

Previously known as the Communicator of the Year, the NWTF renamed the award in 2018 to honor Tom Kelly, the turkey-hunting poet laureate and author of the iconic “Tenth Legion,” published in 1973.

About the National Wild Turkey Federation

Since 1973, the National Wild Turkey Federation has invested more than half a billion dollars in wildlife conservation and has conserved or improved more than 22 million acres of critical wildlife habitat. The organization continues to advance wildlife conservation, forest resiliency, and robust recreational opportunities across the US by working beyond borders at the landscape scale.

2023 is the 50th of the NWTF^he anniversary and an opportunity to push the organization’s mission into the future while honoring its rich history. for his 50^he anniversary, the NWTF has set six ambitious goals: positively impact 1 million acres of wildlife habitat; raise $500,000 for wild turkey research; increase membership to 250,000 members; dedicate $1 million to education and outreach programs; raise $5 million to invest in technology and the people of NWTF; and raise $5 million to build a $50 million endowment for the future. Find out how you can help us achieve these lofty goals.

EDGEFIELD, SC — The National Wild Turkey Federation presented Jimmy Stafford, retired Wild Turkey and Small Game Coordinator for the Louisiana Department of Fish and Wildlife, with the Wayne Bailey Lifetime Achievement Award.

The NWTF announced Stafford’s award during the organization’s 50th anniversary^he 47th anniversary celebration^he NWTF annual convention and sports extravaganza, sponsored by Mossy Oak.

The Wayne Bailey Lifetime Achievement Award recognizes a wildlife biologist, trapper or manager who has dedicated his or her career to the wild turkey and played a significant role in turkey restoration and management.

Stafford is a quintessential example of a state wildlife agency biologist who dedicated a career to wild turkey stewardship, as exemplified by Wayne Bailey.

For more than three decades, Stafford worked at nearly every level of conservation in his home state of Louisiana. His turkey trapping skills were an asset during the final phases of Louisiana’s restocking program and his hands-on management as a technician early in his career improved numerous acres for turkeys and other wildlife.

Since the late 1980s, LDWF has conducted one of the most extensive gobbler banding projects in the nation annually, and Stafford was instrumental in the success of that effort from its inception.

Stafford’s career culminated in his time as manager of the statewide wild turkey program, which allowed him to direct all aspects of turkey management, research and regulation in Louisiana. During his time in this position, the LDWF partnered with Louisiana State University to conduct several important studies that have had a significant impact on the understanding of the species.

Most notably, Stafford was a contributor to some of the early work that switched from VHF to GPS-based telemetry, which revolutionized wild turkey research and made GPS the standard in the field.

Even after leaving LDWF, Stafford couldn’t let go of his dedication to the iconic bird. He spent his early years of retirement writing “Louisiana Wild Turkeys: History, Science, Management and Hunting.” This book is one of his best of its kind and allowed Stafford to pour his lifelong knowledge of turkeys into a special blend of historical information, basic biology, practical management advice, and humble appreciation for the bird and its hunt. This work is accessible to a lay audience, yet authoritative enough for a professional’s shelf, and may well constitute the crowning achievement of an already impressive career.

“From research to habitat management to hunter advocacy, Jimmy’s dedicated career has advanced our understanding of wild turkeys and impacted our favorite game bird in all of the great state of Louisiana,” said co-director NWTF executive Kurt Dyroff. “We are proud to honor Jimmy’s immense legacy with the prestigious Wayne Bailey Lifetime Achievement Award.”

About the National Wild Turkey Federation

Since 1973, the National Wild Turkey Federation has invested more than half a billion dollars in wildlife conservation and has conserved or improved more than 22 million acres of critical wildlife habitat. The organization continues to advance wildlife conservation, forest resiliency, and robust recreational opportunities across the US by working beyond borders at the landscape scale.

2023 is the 50th of the NWTF ^he anniversary and an opportunity to push the organization’s mission into the future while honoring its rich history. for his 50 ^he anniversary, the NWTF has set six ambitious goals: positively impact 1 million acres of wildlife habitat; raise $500,000 for wild turkey research; increase membership to 250,000 members; dedicate $1 million to education and outreach programs; raise $5 million to invest in technology and the people of NWTF; and raise $5 million to build a $50 million endowment for the future. Find out how you can help us achieve these lofty goals.

EDGEFIELD, SC — Kicking off the year-long NWTF 50th anniversary celebration, the outdoor community descended on Nashville, Tennessee and set numerous records for the NWTF annual convention and sports extravaganza. , including the all-time record of 67,368 sports event attendees.

“The energy at our 50th anniversary celebration was truly like we brought together 50 years of passion for our favorite game bird in the course of just a few days,” said NWTF Co-Executive Director Jason Burckhalter. “From the sports show floor to the conservation conference, our guests celebrated our beloved outdoor lifestyle and were brimming with excitement for the upcoming spring season. We are endlessly grateful to all of our volunteers, partners, staff, and attendees who made it possible. Together, we have set the tone for our golden anniversary year – this is just the beginning!”

In addition to record attendance at sports events, the NWTF 50th Anniversary Celebration in Nashville saw other records broken, including 512 exhibitors setting up booths on the show floor, 2,000 attending the Grand Auction NWTF National and numerous events where a record was posted. -break the fundraiser.

And while the recent NWTF convention and sports extravaganza in Nashville will go down in the history books, NWTF chapters across the country are celebrating all year long.

State and local NWTF chapters will host their own 50th anniversary events, both for outreach and fundraising, that will catapult NWTF’s mission delivery to unprecedented heights.

Learn how you can get involved with your state and local NWTF chapter.

About the National Wild Turkey Federation

Since 1973, the National Wild Turkey Federation has invested more than half a billion dollars in wildlife conservation and has conserved or improved more than 22 million acres of critical wildlife habitat. The organization continues to advance wildlife conservation, forest resiliency, and robust recreational opportunities across the US by working beyond borders at the landscape scale.

2023 is the 50th of the NWTF ^he anniversary and an opportunity to push the organization’s mission into the future while honoring its rich history. for his 50 ^he anniversary, the NWTF has set six ambitious goals: positively impact 1 million acres of wildlife habitat; raise $500,000 for wild turkey research; increase membership to 250,000 members; dedicate $1 million to education and outreach programs; raise $5 million to invest in technology and the people of NWTF; and raise $5 million to build a $50 million endowment for the future. Find out how you can help us achieve these lofty goals.

RC Cartridge, maker of Olympic, World and National Championship-winning clay target cartridges, has joined the long list of industry supporters of the Scholastic Clay Target Program (SCTP). In business since 1970, RC Cartridge uses a variety of processes to ensure manufacturing precision and accuracy, resulting in a cartridge used by clay competitors around the world.

“We are absolutely honored to be partners with the ACUI and SCTP organizations,” stated Cyle Foley of RC Cartridge USA. “We firmly believe that our mission and that of these groups go hand in hand. Without a doubt, we feel that the development of young men and women through shooting sports is of the utmost importance. Lessons that teach teamwork, perseverance, self-esteem, leadership, and hard work will lead our youth to successful adulthood. It is for these reasons that we are proud to offer our support to these organizations. We build quality munitions and these organizations build quality youth!”

“We are excited to partner with RC Cartridge to provide an ammunition ordering opportunity to teams competing in the 2023 ACUI and SCTP College Championships this year. We appreciate your support of our shooting sports community and for your contribution to the growth of youth and collegiate shooting.” – Taylor Blechschmid, ACUI Educational Program Manager

“We are delighted to have the support of RC Cartucho as the new bronze level sponsor of SCTP,” exclaimed SCTP National Director Tom Wondrash. “RC Cartridge has a long-standing reputation for reliable cartridges that win Olympic gold and world championships. Having them on our side to support the next generation of champions is an outstanding new partnership!”

About the Scholastic Shooting Sports Foundation
The Scholastic Shooting Sports Foundation (SSSF) is a 501(c)(3) public charity responsible for all aspects of the Scholastic Clay Target Program (SCTP) and the Scholastic Action Shooting Program (SASP) in the United States. The SCTP and SASP are youth development programs in which adult coaches and other volunteers use shooting sports to teach and demonstrate sportsmanship, responsibility, honesty, ethics, integrity, teamwork, and other positive life skills.

Provide and enhance opportunities for personal growth and development for student-athlete members; become the leading authority on all things firearms related activities for youth; pass on to future generations the legacy of lifelong, safe and responsible enjoyment of shooting sports. This includes serving as the primary feed for organized and sanctioned shooting organizations and teams such as USA SHOOTING, TEAM USA, and the NGBs (NSSA, NSCA, ATA).

EDGEFIELD, SC—The National Wild Turkey Federation recognized Toxey Haas, founder and CEO of Mossy Oak, with the Lynn Boykin Hunting Heritage Award for his contributions to conserving and preserving our hunting heritage.

“I am beyond honored to receive the 2023 Lynn Boykin Hunting Heritage Award,” Haas said. “With my lifetime involvement with the NWTF, I am well aware of the monumental importance of this award, all of its previous winners, and especially Miss Boykin! It could not be recognized in a more satisfying and rewarding way. Growing up knowing her and her family makes it even more special. As everyone knows, turkeys have been in my life since my earliest days. Regardless of my love for all wildlife, nature, and the earth itself, turkeys and turkey hunting and conservation have always come first. Even as a company and brand, for Mossy Oak, turkeys are the bull’s-eye. It is with the deepest gratitude that I accept the award on behalf of the Haas family and the entire truly amazing family within the Mossy Oak brand. It is one we will cherish forever.”

Haas accepted the award during 50 years of the NWTF^he 47th anniversary celebration^he Annual convention and sports extravaganza, sponsored by Mossy Oak.

The namesake of the Lynn Boykin Hunting Heritage Award was a former President and Chairman of the NWTF National Board of Directors. During his tenure, he emphasized the importance of hunting heritage and helped create a new perspective for the organization.

Like Boykin, Haas lives his life working to advance our nation’s outdoor traditions.

Haas’s love of the outdoors and conservation was passed down to him through his father. He founded Haas Outdoors in 1986 with the idea of ​​making camouflage more realistic, which led to Mossy Oak, one of the NWTF’s strongest partners. Haas is an avid turkey hunter and says, “There is something intangible about the wild turkey; It is at the center of our brand and our family.”

Through Haas’s leadership, Mossy Oak has been a stalwart supporter of the NWTF, sponsoring our national convention, conservation efforts and youth scholarships, and hunting heritage programs that pass down outdoor traditions.

“Having like-minded partners can be an amazing partnership,” said NWTF Co-Executive Director Jason Burckhalter. Toxey is certainly no exception to this rule. He and Mossy Oak allow us to elevate our impact to unprecedented levels. We are incredibly proud to present Toxey with the Lynn Boykin Hunting Heritage Award for his immense impact in preserving America’s hunting heritage.”

About the National Wild Turkey Federation

Since 1973, the National Wild Turkey Federation has invested more than half a billion dollars in wildlife conservation and has conserved or improved more than 22 million acres of critical wildlife habitat. The organization continues to advance wildlife conservation, forest resiliency, and robust recreational opportunities across the US by working beyond borders at the landscape scale.

2023 is the 50th of the NWTF^he anniversary and an opportunity to push the organization’s mission into the future while honoring its rich history. for his 50^he anniversary, the NWTF has set six ambitious goals: positively impact 1 million acres of wildlife habitat; raise $500,000 for wild turkey research; increase membership to 250,000 members; dedicate $1 million to education and outreach programs; raise $5 million to invest in technology and the people of NWTF; and raise $5 million to build a $50 million endowment for the future. Find out how you can help us achieve these lofty goals.

Rexburg, ID – Pro-Tracker® Archery, the leading maker of the advanced Pro-Tracker retrieval system that has changed the way bowhunters successfully track and retrieve their trophies, is proud to announce their new partnership with an agency full service marketing, advertising and public relations. Communications at full speed. The agency will spearhead all media relations and public relations initiatives for the growing company in the archery industry.

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The ingenious concept behind Pro-Tracker Archery is to help all bowhunters ethically and efficiently overcome any obstacles related to tracking and retrieving game taken with a bow. The Pro-Tracker Recovery system is designed to track the animal, not the arrow, by separating from the arrow and remaining in the animal’s skin. This means bow hunters will track and retrieve their trophy every time, guaranteed. In addition to the recovery system, bow hunters can add more momentum to every shot with ProTracker’s line of Bad Boys FOC Arrow Sleeves. The Bad Boys have revolutionized the ease of forward weighting without the need to re-aim the bow, making the first shot count every time. The company also offers top of the line arrows that provide incredible value for the archer.

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About Pro-Tracker Archery
Headquartered in Rexburg, Idaho, Pro-Tracker Archery is an award-winning manufacturer of archery products for hunting, including the Pro-Tracker Recovery System, the revolutionary radio frequency tracking system that helps hunters recover prey regardless of hunting conditions. The company also produces the Bad Boys FOC Arrow Sleeve which increases the FOC of an arrow for deeper and stronger hits, and a full line of Pro-Tracker Archery carbon arrows designed and built to the highest standards of shooting performance. with bow. For more information on Pro-Tracker Archery, please visit: pro-tracker.com.

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