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WTA Becomes Sponsor of RMEF

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Worldwide Trophy Adventures (WTA) is proud to be a supporter of the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation (RMEF) and their conservation efforts. Through WTA’s sponsorship, RMEF will be able to further their efforts in maintaining the elk populations and habitats in the western U.S.

 

Through this partnership, WTA hopes to ensure our hunting heritage can continue for many generations. “We’re excited about this opportunity to support a foundation that actively shares the mission we strive for: preservation for the future,” WTA’s CEO, Mark Peterson, said. “Hunting is in our blood and in RMEF’s blood, and the only way to pass that along to our children and grandchildren is through the preservation that organizations like RMEF prioritize.”

 

To meet the WTA team and learn more about our vision for the future of hunting and how we can help you meet your hunting goals, visit us at booth #2139 at the RMEF Hunter & Outdoor Christmas Expo in Las Vegas, December 1-10, 2016. Admission is free.

 

About the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation

 

The mission of the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation is to ensure the future of elk, other wildlife, their habitat and our hunting heritage. RMEF conserves via land protection, habitat stewardship, and elk restoration.

 

About Worldwide Trophy Adventures

 

Worldwide Trophy Adventures, (WTA), the preferred partner of Cabela’s, is “Your Ultimate Outdoor Connection.” WTA offers global hunt bookings, landowner tags, and tag application services. For more information visit www.worldwidetrophyadventures.com or find us on Facebook (www.facebook.com/TrophyAdventures).


 

Media Contacts:

Grant Boring

Creative Director, Worldwide Trophy Adventures

231.450.2200
grant@trophyadventures.com

 

Jess Schmidt

Marketing, Worldwide Trophy Adventures

435.214.2959

jess@trophyadventures.com
Website: www.worldwidetrophyadventures.com

 

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