Warriors Outdoors

Check out the Warrior Forum! This is the place for the
men and women of the armed forces to meet up with
fellow outdoorsman, and find someone to go hunting,
fishing, or camping with. Be sure to post where your
at in the Meeting place by region and state.

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become a sponsor, please check out the sponsor section on the Warrior Forum,
or contact me at:

Mark@warriorsoutdoors.com

Thanks for all you do!

Mark

June 13, 2009 Eighteen soldiers and their
families were treated to a day of fishing and
picnic at Chatfield State Park in Littleton
Colorado. This day was sponsored by the
Colorado Walleye assosciation, Warriors
Outdoors, and partnered with the Colorado
Division of Wildlife. The day was a great one with
many fish caught, and even more smiles shown
as the soldiers and their families got to spend a
great day together. This event was incredible for
everyone involved. Read the full story HERE as it
was published by the Denver Post.

NG SSGT Robbie joined me on a goose hunt this season. We had a great time, and I
look forward to more day's in the field with him. One of the best ways to let soldiers know
they are appreciated is to share a day in the field. While I enjoy running group events, we
as sportsmen can have a greater affect by taking a soldier out when you have a spot
open in your field, blind, or boat. It's time to do something more than play lip service.
Want to say thanks? Take a warrior outdoors today!

On August 31st, 2009, Three soldiers and I
showed up to Carl Werners Ranch near Sterling
Colorado. We were invited by Mr Werner and
fellow property owners in the area to enjoy a
couple days of great dove hunting and R&R. We
met some great people, and were treated to
great food and drink. We harvested lots of birds,
and even more great memories. We were also
joined by a triple amputee Vietnam Veteran
named Denny. I got to spend some time with
this awesome man on one of our morning
hunts. He is new to hunting, but had a great
time out in the dove fields. It was inspiring to
see him smile as he harvested his first dove.
You can read a great article (CLICK HERE)
published by the South Platte Sentinel on
September 2, 2009. Picture courtesy of SPS
Marilee Johnson (News Editor)

This site is dedicated to those who have and
currently do serve this great nation. We as
sportsmen wish to say THANK YOU, because
we know that freedom isn't free.