Are you looking for a good venison stew recipe? Or, are you a newbie hunter who wants to bag a wild boar? You might luck into some quality information on those topics through the North American Hunting Club.
The North American Hunting Club (NAHC) has been around for more than 30 years and has reached millions of hunters in that time. The club was created in the 1970s by a father and son who shared a love of the outdoors and a deep affection for hunting. The two felt compelled to start a club that would give hunters a way to meet and share ideas, tips and hunting stories.
Back then, Paul Burke did all the writing and his son Steve did everything else. Today, the staff has grown far beyond two people. In fact, hunters from all over the country now write articles for the organization's magazine.
The NAHC boasts podcasts, TV shows, radio shows, books, DVDs, contests, give-aways and a Web site dedicated to hunters and their passion. Its magazine is read by more than 5 million adults each issue [source: NAMG].
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In this article, you'll learn the history of NAHC, from its humble beginnings three decades ago to the organization powerhouse that it has become today. Though the company has changed ownership (and names) several times over the years, the goals have stayed the same. We'll explore the mission of the NAHC and what the club offers not only to its members but to non-members alike.
You'll also learn how to join NAHC and what benefits you'll get out of membership. From armchair hunters to full-fledged life members -- this club offers something for everyone. What are the pros and cons of membership, and how can you receive free products from some of the leading hunting suppliers around the world? Read on to find out more.
