Key Trailblazer Partners

The Boy Scouts of America (BSA) - This program has been officially endorsed by the National office of the Boy Scouts of America and is being conducted with the assistance of BSA's National Conservation Committee.

Bowfishing Association of America - The Bowfishing Association is providing leadership to demonstrate common practices used in the sport of bowfishing.

Cabela's, Inc. - Cabela's is a key corporate sponsor of the Trailblazer Adventure Program.  Mary Cabela, founding partner of Cabela's, is the program's national chairman.

Fur Takers of America - Fur Takers supports the Trailblazer program through financial donations and provides instructors to teach about America's trapping heritage at nearly every event.

Gander Mountain - The USSAF proudly partnered with Gander Mountain to host Trailmaster Mentoring Days in Fall 2006. The opportunities allowed families, many who had been introduced to outdoor sports during Trailblazer Adventure Days, to work with sportsmen mentors. The events were held at Gander Mountain retail stores, allowing participants to investigate equipment options.

International Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies (IAFWA) - IAFWA is providing advice and support to this program from its National Headquarters in Washington, D.C.  State fish and wildlife agencies provide direct support to the projects in their states.

Masters of Foxhounds Association of America - Masters of Foxhounds is encouraging all of its affiliate hunt clubs to get involved in the Trailblazer program to educate young people about all aspects of fox hunting.

National Shooting Sports Foundation (NSSF) - The Trailblazer Adventure Program is endorsed by the NSSF's STEP OUTSIDE Program and NSSF is a major sponsor.

National Wild Turkey Federation (NWTF) - NWTF chapters provide volunteers for many Trailblazer events.  They help young people learn about hunting, turkey calling and conservation.  NWTF also provides funding for the program.

Ohio Division of Wildlife - The Ohio Division of Wildlife sets an example for other state wildlife agencies by providing leadership and resources for the Trailblazer Adventure Day. 

The Outdoor Channel - Founded by outdoorsmen for outdoorsmen, The Outdoor Channel, a key contributor to Trailblazer, features quality programming designed to educate and entertain sportsmen of all skill levels. The channel promotes the traditional outdoor activities that are a vital part of our national heritage including fishing, hunting and shooting.  To subscribe to the Outdoor Channel, contact your local cable provider, or satellite providers - Dish network, or Direct TV.

The U.S. Army - The U.S. Army Marksmanship Unit shotgun shooting team members will give shooting demonstrations and expert instruction at select Trailblazer events nationwide. The Army will also provide promotional give-a-ways to all Trailblazer attendees.

U.S. Sportsmen's Alliance Foundation - The Trailblazer Adventure Program is an authorized program of the U.S. Sportsmen’s Alliance Foundation.  The Foundation has created this exciting program to introduce youth and their parents to the adventure and excitement of the outdoors.

The Foundation's role is to administer the program including program development, recognition incentives and material production.  Members from affiliated and non-affiliated outdoor clubs provide volunteer support as Trail Guide leaders.

West Virginia Division of Natural Resources - The West Virginia DNR also sets an example for wildlife agencies nationwide as it provides leadership and resources for Trailblazer.