Preserving Texas hunting traditions, supporting conservation, protecting access, and helping introduce the next generation to the outdoors.
Hunting and respect for the outdoors have long been part of Texas culture and firearm ownership.
TSRA believes that preserving hunting opportunities is important not only for today's sportsmen and women, but also for future generations of Texans.
Through education, advocacy, youth involvement, and cooperation with hunting and conservation organizations, TSRA works to help keep Texas hunting traditions strong.
TSRA supports lawful hunting opportunities and works to educate members about policies and proposals that may affect hunters and firearm owners across Texas.
Youth hunting programs give young Texans an opportunity to learn firearm safety, outdoor skills, conservation, responsibility, and respect for wildlife.
Responsible hunting and wildlife conservation go hand in hand. TSRA supports efforts that help preserve wildlife, habitat, natural resources, and outdoor traditions.
As Texas continues to grow and become more urbanized, many young people have fewer opportunities to experience hunting and the outdoors firsthand.
Programs such as the Texas Youth Hunting Program help connect young Texans with hunting experiences, education, mentors, and the skills needed to participate safely and responsibly.
TSRA encourages experienced hunters, parents, coaches, and volunteers to help introduce young people to hunting and outdoor traditions that can last a lifetime.
Hunting traditions continue when experienced Texans share their knowledge, time, and respect for the outdoors with the next generation. Get involved, mentor a young hunter, support conservation, and help preserve these traditions for years to come.