Rising Outdoor Initiative

07/11/2026

We had an absolute blast at Summer Camp 2026!! There is no better way to learn than through fun and exploration! Thank you to all of the parents for allowing your kids to grow with us!

Thank you Jackie, Amanda, and Kat for donating your expertise and time to make this a successful and fun event!

05/31/2026

Don't forget to register by tomorrow for the discounted price!

Summer is fast approaching and we’re excited to offer our camp again in July! Register early for a discount!

05/12/2026

Summer is fast approaching and we’re excited to offer our camp again in July! Register early for a discount!

03/12/2026

He’s always got have his lucky hat! Do your kids have any lucky clothes or gear? If so please share.

01/23/2026

Mr Steven Walters doing what he does, putting young ones on deer. Congratulations young lady!

01/07/2026

01/07/2026

After our first full year of being in operation has come and gone, we truly feel like we’re heading in the right direction and building something special. This past year has shown us what’s possible, and it has motivated us even more to push forward and do bigger and better things in the year ahead.

None of this is possible without the support of those who believe in what we’re doing. As we continue to grow, we are always in need of help through sponsors, donations, partnerships, volunteers, and community support. Every bit of involvement—big or small—helps us make a greater impact and continue building for the future.

If anyone has interest, suggestions, or leads, or simply wants to be a part of what we’re building, please message us. We’re excited about what’s ahead and grateful for everyone who has helped us get this far.

Thank you,
Bradley Howell
President, Rising Outdoor Initiative

After Hours Taxidermy and Outfitter's
BH Land and Wildlife
Jackie Howell
Steven Walters
Brian Rowe
Kayla Rowe
Daniel Smith
Kat Moore
Phillip Ward
Tesa Shay Howell (Brandon)
Chase Norris

01/04/2026

We did a little squirrel hunting this morning. It’s not only fun for kids—it’s a true skill-building hunt. They learn how to shoot off-hand or use a tree for a rest, along with stalking and patience. They learn how to read sign and really get to know the property—not just squirrel sign, but deer and all the other critters too.

We found a shed antler, deer trails, hooked trees, scrapes, and even a coyote den. This is how I grew up hunting before ever getting into deer hunting. I truly believe squirrel hunting hones your skills and makes you a better all-around hunter, woodsman, and tracker.Bradley Howell Jackie Howell After Hours Taxidermy and Outfitter's