Guaranteeing You A Place to Hunt and Fish
Photo courtesy of the Library of Congress.
In honor of Valentine’s Day, we’re recognizing our favorite sweethearts in this week’s Wednesday Win. What was the name and location of the church where Theodore Roosevelt and his second wife, Edith, were married?
Leave us a comment on the TRCP Blog, or email your answers to info@trcp.org by Friday for your chance to win a copy of the first season of the Sportsmen Channel’s “MeatEater” featuring Steven Rinella.
For this week’s “Wednesday Win,” we’re going back to our roots. Leave a comment on the blow photo of TRCP’s co-founder and compass, Jim Range, and we’ll pick our favorite on Friday. The winner will receive a TRCP camo hat.
Photo by Steve Belinda.
Photo courtesy of Harvard Library.
While campaigning in Milwaukee, Wis. Theodore Roosevelt was was shot in the chest before a scheduled speech. Roosevelt continued on to give an hour speech, with the bullet still in his body, before being rushed to the hospital.
What was the name of the man who shot Roosevelt?
Send your answer to info@trcp.org or submit it on the TRCP Facebook page by Friday morning for your chance to win a TRCP hat.
Theodore Roosevelt is the only person to have won the Medal of Honor AND which other prestigious award?
Photo courtesy of the Harvard College Library.
Send your answer to info@trcp.org or submit it on the TRCP Facebook page by Friday morning for your chance to win a TRCP hat.
For this week’s “Wednesday Win” we’re holding a caption contest for the photo below. Leave a comment and we’ll pick our favorite on Friday, Nov. 30. The winner will receive a TRCP camo hat.
Photo by Neil Thagard.
We’re throwing some vintage TRCP your way for this week’s Wednesday Win. Check out this blast from the past photo of one of our staffers, and see if you can guess who it is. If you need clues, visit our staff page for a comprehensive list of staff members and current photos. If you answer correctly, you could win a Gigantic Book of Hunting Stories.
Submit your answer via our Facebook page, email us at info@trcp.org or leave a comment on the TRCP Blog. Due to the Thanksgiving holiday, we will announce the winner on Monday, Nov. 26.
Who was vice president of the U.S. during Theodore Roosevelt’s first term as president?
Photo courtesy of the Harvard College Library.
Send your answer to info@trcp.org or submit it on the TRCP Facebook page by Friday morning for your chance to win a TRCP hat.
At the TRCP, we work hard so we can play hard, and when opening day rolls around it’s like Christmas for our staff.
For this week’s Wednesday Win, we’re giving away a hand-tied, commemorative Bully Bugger to the individual who posts a picture of their opening day outing on the TRCP Facebook page and gets the most likes by next Wednesday. Here are some photos of TRCP staff from various opening days in their respective states.
Help name the TRCP Blog and win the ultimate TRCP care package.
We launched the TRCP Blog back in June and we’ve heard lots of positive feedback from our partners in the conservation community. But now we’d like to hear from you.
We want to give the TRCP Blog a name worthy of its content and we want you to help select a new name.
Submit your ideas for a blog name on our Facebook page, tweet it to @theTRCP with the hashtag #TRCPBlog or e-mail us at info@trcp.org. The contest will be open from Wednesday, Oct. 10, to Wednesday, Oct. 17. We will be narrowing down the suggested blog names and asking our partners to vote on the names they like best, then announcing the winner on Friday, Nov. 2.
If your blog name is chosen, we will send you the ultimate TRCP care package, including a TRCP Buck knife, a signed copy of Steven Rinella’s new book, “Meat Eater: Adventures from the Life of an American Hunter,” a TRCP hat and a Bully Bugger made exclusively for the TRCP. The first and second runners-up will receive TRCP hats.
Good luck!
P.S. When brainstorming blog names, keep in mind our focus on all things Theodore Roosevelt, conservation, fish and wildlife.
Photo courtesy of the Harvard College Library.
What popular Christmas tradition did Theodore Roosevelt have banned from the White House during his presidency?
Send your answer to info@trcp.org or submit it on the TRCP Facebook page by Friday morning for your chance to win a hardcover copy of The Gigantic Book of Hunting Stories!
Congratulations to Patrick Rodgers on being last week’s Wednesday Win victor.