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2 weeks ago

Getting this knife thing going... get this stuff down and start incorporating some veterans 💪🇺🇸 ...

3 weeks ago

Who: 3 – 4 Veteran, Active Duty, First Responders
What: Duck Hunt
When: (TBD) Week Day and Weekend Hunts
Where: Kentucky Lake (Paris Landing)

First, we would like to give a special thanks to Shane Barker for setting Resiliency Outreach up with some duck hunting opportunities.

We would like to prioritize to those who have never duck hunted or who have limited mobility. Once those slots are filled, then those who come next will go on the hunt(s).

For the hunts that have 4 hunters, a dog and/or small boat may be needed to retrieve waterfowl pending the water level. For those who have 3 hunters, Shane will accompany you on the hunt. This will be a DIY hunt unless Shane accompanies you.

You will need to have your Tennessee hunting license with small game stamp, migratory bird permit and waterfowl stamp for licenses.

For clothing you will need chest waders, weather appropriate clothing including gloves, shotgun and #3 steel shot or bigger.

Once we have the dates available we will post them and contact those who are on the priority list and

Limited mobility hunters comment with, “Can’t Stop Me”

First time duck hunters comment with, “Broken Wing”

All others interested comment with, “Shoot‘em In Tha Face” ...

3 weeks ago

Supporting our friends is what we do ...

4 weeks ago

On October 6, 2020 a few of America’s Hero’s came together for some fun in the great outdoors. Resiliency Outreach hosted a fun shoot at Cross Creek Clays where the shooters honed their skills to prepare for the upcoming duck season and have a little sporting clay fun. A member of The Fallen Outdoors (TFO) with his wife along with family members of an RO guest joined us as we joked, shot and took a break from reality for some much needed range relaxation. While some of the shooters made some rare shots getting both clays in one shot, things got interesting. They took turns shooting each other’s guns and learning new fundamentals on distance and shot placement to create an orange cloud of dust in the air. After the smell of gun powder and smoke cleared, a group of individuals turned into a new group of friends.

We are thankful for those who were able to attend and hope that those who could not, will be able to come and enjoy a day of fun on us in the near future. A special thanks to our participants James Pradke, Rob Davison, and Brandon Lee for attending and the supporters Chad and Ginger Phillips, Mike and Caitlin Proctor and Brian Terry for supporting the shooters during the event. Most importantly we at Resiliency Outreach would like to thank Cross Creek Clays for having a fantastic facility for us to enjoy. Hopefully we all shall meet again for some amazing fun. ...

2 months ago

We won’t ever forget. The pain, the fear, the courage, the heroes, and solidarity we as Americans felt. There was no care of race, gender, or culture - there was only Americans. Americans who ran into certain death to save strangers. Americans who hunted down those responsible, and continue to fight to rid the world of terror. Americans paying homage to all who lost their lives on this terrible day. May we never forget. ...