BHH Youth Hunters Academy

Hunting doesn't survive on tags and trophies. It survives on handoffs — the morning a kid finally sits still long enough to watch the woods wake up and decides it belongs to them too.

That handoff is the whole point of the BHH Youth Hunters Academy. It's our program for young hunters and the families raising them, built around the things that actually make a safe, ethical, confident hunter: muzzle discipline, shot selection, reading sign, field care, and the patience nobody is born with.

What young hunters learn

• Safety first, every time — firearm handling, treestand safety, and the habits that become reflex
• Woodsmanship — tracks, rubs, scrapes, droppings, and what the wind is telling you
• Shot discipline — anatomy, range, and the confidence to pass a shot that isn't right
• Field to table — respectful recovery, field dressing, and cooking what you harvest
• Conservation — why seasons, limits, and licenses exist, and how hunters pay for wildlife

For the mentors

Not every kid has someone to take them, and not every willing adult feels qualified to teach. The Academy exists in that gap — pairing young hunters with mentors, giving parents a curriculum to follow, and turning a first season into a lifetime.

If you had someone who took you, you already know what it was worth. Be that for somebody else.

Learn more and get involved: BHH Youth Hunters Academy