Article II, Section 5 of the NRA Bylaws states that it is the NRA’s purpose  and objective “To promote hunter safety, and to promote and defend hunting as a  shooting sport and as a viable and necessary method of fostering the  propagation, growth and conservation, and wise use of our renewable wildlife  resources.”

NRA is the largest pro-hunting organization in the world, and through the  strength of our hunter recruitment programs and direct lobbying efforts, we work  to both promote and defend hunting all across the country, everyday.

To obtain a free package of information (while supplies last) highlighting  how NRA is THE hunters’ organization, send an e-mail to huntersrights@nrahq.org  with “Hunting Information” in the subject line and your name and address in the  body of the email.

The package will include a brochure commemorating the 25th anniversary of NRA’s Youth  Hunter Education Challenge, the largest and most successful youth hunting  program in the country, which has helped introduce more than 1.3 million  youngsters to hunting over the last quarter-century. We’ll also send you a  brochure on NRA’s Women On Target Hunting Program, complete with a  schedule of NRA’s 2010-2011 women-only hunt excursions, as well as a  brochure highlighting all of the things that NRA does for hunters both in the  legislature and in the field. Finally, we’ll include a free NRA hunting mouse  pad that will certainly be a conversation starter in your office.

For daily information on what’s going on in the hunting world, also be sure  to visit www.NRAhuntersrights.org, the Web’s top source for up-to-date  hunting news. If you’re a hunter but haven’t yet joined NRA, you can sign up  online today via the Official NRA Membership Application.