Veterans Find Comfort and Comradery on Guided Hunt

Published on June 28, 2023

It’s hard to measure the healing powers of the great outdoors, but it’s easy to see and feel the impact. Pheasant Bonanza in northeast Nebraska became an idyllic backdrop for a group of U.S. armed forces veterans and civilian supporters to turn a guided hunt into an experience filled with stories, comradery and comfort. 

It’s hard to measure the healing powers of the great outdoors, but it’s easy to see and feel the impact. Pheasant Bonanza in northeast Nebraska became an idyllic backdrop for a group of U.S. armed forces veterans and civilian supporters to turn a guided hunt into an experience filled with stories, comradery and comfort. Veteran organizations team up with Pheasant Bonanza Hunting Club and Bobcat to provide these heroes with an opportunity to find adventure and fellowship through a shared experience in the outdoors.   

One of the hardest things to do is let your guard down. Having that sense of comradery and being able to relax a little bit in an environment where there are few worries, it helps out a lot.

Jonathan Compton

U.S. Army veteran