There are children and adults interested in the sport of hunting, but they don’t have a hunting family to mentor them.
If you’re an experienced hunter, consider keeping the tradition of hunting alive by becoming a hunt mentor through the Texas Youth Hunting Program.
Being a mentor is rewarding not just because you’re giving back, but also because you can relive your own hunting memories as you share the experience of a youngster or adult on his or her first hunt.
Discover more about the rewards of becoming a hunt mentor in the Texas Parks & Wildlife magazine story Mentored Hunts Help Adults Learn to Hunt. When you’re making those resolutions for 2025, make one to become a hunt mentor.






