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Can a turkey hunt help heal the invisible wounds of war? In this episode of The LandTrust Podcast, host Nic De Castro welcomes Anthony Jones, Marine Corps veteran and founder of Military Sportsmen of America, a nonprofit providing hunting and fishing trips for veterans and first responders.
From turkey calls to life calls, this conversation dives into how outdoor experiences are creating real impact for vets—emotionally, mentally, and spiritually. Hear how LandTrust properties in states like Colorado, Minnesota, and Wyoming are being used to connect veterans with nature, and how a simple gobble can change everything.
Whether you're a hunter, landowner, or just someone who loves a good story, this one’s for you.
How the outdoors can support mental health and healing for veterans
What makes turkey hunting the perfect "gateway" to the outdoors
Why LandTrust is a trusted tool for veteran-focused outdoor trips
How to support or get involved with Military Sportsmen of America
The emotional journey of vets rediscovering peace through hunting
DIY hunts vs outfitters—and why LandTrust makes it easier
States where the nonprofit has made an impact with LandTrust properties
Fundraising challenges and how landowners are stepping up to help
The goal of hunting all 49 legal turkey states… plus Mexico
Military Sportsmen of America Facebook Page
LandTrust Hunting Opportunities
"There’s peace and serenity in nature—and when you’re with other like-minded vets who just want to be outside, it’s really healing." — Anthony Jones [00:01:00]
"Turkey is the gateway drug to the outdoors." — Nic De Castro [00:06:00]
"Our vet in Wyoming said he felt like he was with family the whole time." — Anthony Jones [00:08:00]
This episode is more than a hunting story—it's a powerful reminder of how the land we love can become a bridge to healing. If you’re a landowner, sportsman, or supporter of veterans, there’s something here for you. Visit Military Sportsmen of America to donate, connect, or learn more.
Subscribe, leave a review, or share this episode with someone who needs to hear it.
Can a turkey hunt help heal the invisible wounds of war? In this episode of The LandTrust Podcast, host Nic De Castro welcomes Anthony Jones, Marine Corps veteran and founder of Military Sportsmen of America, a nonprofit providing hunting and fishing trips for veterans and first responders.
From turkey calls to life calls, this conversation dives into how outdoor experiences are creating real impact for vets—emotionally, mentally, and spiritually. Hear how LandTrust properties in states like Colorado, Minnesota, and Wyoming are being used to connect veterans with nature, and how a simple gobble can change everything.
Whether you're a hunter, landowner, or just someone who loves a good story, this one’s for you.
How the outdoors can support mental health and healing for veterans
What makes turkey hunting the perfect "gateway" to the outdoors
Why LandTrust is a trusted tool for veteran-focused outdoor trips
How to support or get involved with Military Sportsmen of America
The emotional journey of vets rediscovering peace through hunting
DIY hunts vs outfitters—and why LandTrust makes it easier
States where the nonprofit has made an impact with LandTrust properties
Fundraising challenges and how landowners are stepping up to help
The goal of hunting all 49 legal turkey states… plus Mexico
Military Sportsmen of America Facebook Page
LandTrust Hunting Opportunities
"There’s peace and serenity in nature—and when you’re with other like-minded vets who just want to be outside, it’s really healing." — Anthony Jones [00:01:00]
"Turkey is the gateway drug to the outdoors." — Nic De Castro [00:06:00]
"Our vet in Wyoming said he felt like he was with family the whole time." — Anthony Jones [00:08:00]
This episode is more than a hunting story—it's a powerful reminder of how the land we love can become a bridge to healing. If you’re a landowner, sportsman, or supporter of veterans, there’s something here for you. Visit Military Sportsmen of America to donate, connect, or learn more.
Subscribe, leave a review, or share this episode with someone who needs to hear it.