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Upcoming Events, Conservation & Community

Upcoming Events

Stay informed about Field Traditions’ upcoming events, from conservation efforts to hunting expos and community gatherings. Join us for exclusive opportunities to connect with fellow hunters, learn about sustainable practices, and celebrate our shared love for the great outdoors.d sports and outdoor living.

Kentucky Three-Day Event

Kentucky - 23-26th April, 2026

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Texas Hill Country Game Fair

Joshua Creek - June 12-13th, 2026

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Orvis Game Fair

Sandanona, NY - Sept 19-20th 2026

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Previous Events

Pheasants Forever

Minneapolis - Feb 20-22nd, 2026

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Southeastern Wildlife Exposition (SEWE)

South Carolina - Feb 13-15th, 2026

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Double Gun Event with Wild Rose

Oct 18-20th 2024

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Spoke Hollow Outfitters Texas- Wild Blue Quail Hunt

Nov 4-7th 2024 with Josh Crumpton

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Spoke Hollow Outfitters Texas - Sandhill Crane Hunt

Dec 6-9th 2024

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Southeastern Wildlife Exposition (SEWE)

South Carolina - Feb 14-16th, 2025

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How to Create the Ultimate Outdoor Drinks Station

There is a particular pleasure in making a drink outdoors.The ingredients seem simpler. The surroundings do more of the work. A bottle opened at the end of a long day feels different when the sun i...

From Field to Fireside - Packing for the Perfect Country Weekend

From Field to Fireside - Packing for the Perfect Country Weekend

There is something about a country weekend that encourages you to pack differently.The weather is rarely entirely predictable. The landscape demands your attention, and the days seem to move accord...

Autumn Colors, Open Fires and the American Countryside

Autumn Colors, Open Fires and the American Countryside

Autumn has a particular way of making the countryside feel theatrical.The trees change color.The evenings draw in.The air becomes sharper.And suddenly, the prospect of an open fire feels less like ...