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OUR SOLUTION:
A UNIFIED VOICE
FOR THE HUNTER

At Hunters for Hunters (H4H), ​we believe that hunting is more than just a sport; it’s a deep-rooted tradition that connects us to the land and to each other. We are committed to protecting the rights and opportunities for future generations to experience the hunt, while ensuring that wildlife thrives for years to come.

ABOUT US

HUNTERS 4 HUNTERS is a coalition of hunters, landowners, and farmers, united by a shared passion for the outdoors and a frustration with 15+ years of poor wildlife management. We’ve captured the attention of national leaders, advocating for policies that reflect the needs and realities of northern Minnesota’s hunting community.

We’re here to push for proper wildlife management, including the responsible oversight of the wolf population. As sightings increase, so too must our vigilance in keeping our ecosystems safe and balanced.

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BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Regional Representatives

Our Regional Reps are very important to our mission! They are boots on the ground, helping H4H meet its goals across the state. Our regional representatives are the key to helping H4H grow, and brining issues in their regions to the H4H board. If you want to be an regional representative and help make hunting great again in MN, please email us at:

 

info@hunters4hunters.org.

*You must be a Hunters For Hunters member to be a regional representative*

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Hunter Ristamaki

Mille Lacs Region

Co Twin Cities Region

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Steve Loraus

Western Plains Region

Co Twin Cities Region

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BRAND PROMISE:

At Hunters 4 Hunters, we stand for the hunter, the wildlife, and the tradition. Without proper wildlife management, the very act of hunting is at risk. We are here to ensure that doesn’t happen. Through education, action, and advocacy, we will bridge the gap between policymakers and the people who live and breathe hunting.

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