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The Annual Spring Skeet Shoot for the Texas A&M Chapter of the Texas Trophy Hunters Association is this Wednesday, May 6^th at 5pm at the Tonkaway Ranch.

Increased demand on weapons and ammo drives higher industry prices.

 Texas Trophy Hunters Association Publishes First-Time Writers

Did you know that The Journal of the Texas Trophy Hunters publishes hunting stories from first-time writers? That’s right. For those budding scribes itching to break into the magazine publishing world, now’s the time to act. So, if you’ve been thinking about writing about that perfect (or not so perfect) hunt for posterity, here’s how to do it.

“The Journal of the Texas Trophy Hunters” Goes Digital

SAN ANTONIO:  Texas Trophy Hunters Association (TTHA) is proud to announce that The Journal of the Texas Trophy Hunters (The Journal) is now available in a digital format.  As only some of the nation’s larger publications have taken this step, The Journal is one of the first hunting magazines of its kind to achieve this status of service.

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TTHA URGES HUNTERS TO USE THEIR VOICES AND VOTE THEIR MINDS

SAN ANTONIO, TX: Texas Trophy Hunters Association (TTHA) has been accepted as a member of Texas Outdoor Partners, also referred to as TOP.

SAN ANTONIO- Texas Trophy Hunters Association (TTHA) is proud to announce the launch of its new website at www.ttha.com. The new website is a comprehensive destination for outdoor-related resources and information. Visitors can obtain hunting regulations from around the U.S., weather reports, topographical maps and moon phases. The new site hosts the latest news and information for the outdoor industry and Texas Trophy Hunters Association. Plus a new "Members Only" section has been developed where members have the ability to post videos, photos and hunting reports. Visitors can also post or search for guides, outfitters, hunting leases and land for sale.

SAN ANTONIO, TX: Texas Trophy Hunters Association (TTHA) has teamed up with Bad Boy Buggies, an environmentally-friendly company to assist hunters to cover more ground while tracking prey. Bad Boy Buggies motto is “They’ll Never Hear You Coming” and for the hunter, a huge, silent advantage moving to and from hunting positions.

SAN ANTONIO:  Two of the goals of the Texas Trophy Hunters Association (TTHA) are to promote the education of youth in securing the future of the hunting tradition and to extend the goodwill of members through community outreach. In 2008, that goodwill is going to reach one lucky youth in the form of a free Whitetail buck hunt in the Texas Hill Country. In addition, the winner will be awarded a membership in the Texas Trophy Hunters Association and their hunt will be featured on the Journal of the American Trophy Hunters television show.

SAN ANTONIO – Summer is a time of year when many kids head off to camp for a few days. Summer camp means getting out of the house, meeting new friends and creating memories that will last a lifetime. Not all kids have that opportunity, though.

SAN ANTONIO: Nikon Optics has set its sights on a new relationship with the Texas Trophy Hunters Association.

“Nikon is now the premier optic of Texas Trophy Hunters Association,” says TTHA Vice President of Sales, Hal Gahm.  “We are very proud of this relationship, joining forces with the most innovative name in optic design and cutting edge technology.”

SAN ANTONIO:  When you’re in the business of making sure you can’t be seen, you’re the perfect partner for the Texas Trophy Hunters Association.  After 20 years, Mossy Oak® Brand Camo has become more than just a camouflage company.  Driven by a passion for hunting and an intense desire to develop the perfect camouflage pattern, they are devoted to testing, trying, experimenting and questioning everything they do. It's a relentless quest for perfection and results in break-through thinking and trend-setting patterns.

Texas Trophy Hunters Association and BowTech are continuing their highly successful marketing relationship.
“BowTech continues to lead the archery industry in the production of innovative products. Texas Trophy Hunters Association is extremely proud of our relationship with BowTech and looks forward to working together to promote the sport of archery” said TTHA Chief Operating Officer Joe Betar.

Texas Trophy Hunters Association Rewards Three Non-Profit Agencies that Provide Outdoor Adventures to Texas Teens, Military Veterans and Critically Ill and Disabled Youth

SAN ANTONIO – They are non-profit organizations that help to build the fellowship of the great outdoors by granting the outdoor adventure wishes of disabled youth, providing hunting adventures to wounded heroes of our Armed Forces and educating teenagers on the importance of wildlife conservation and stewardship.