BOZEMAN, MT – Field Ethos Inc., the multi-media platform dedicated to providing adventure seekers with unparalleled hunting, fishing, travel, and adventure content, is pleased to announce raising more than $100,000 for veterans. Don Trump Jr., along with the Field Ethos crew, recently raised the money for veterans suffering from PTSD by donating a hunt with Don and former Carolina Panthers stars, and team co-captains, Colin Jones, and Luke Kuechly.
The hunt was auctioned off in April at WLS Foundation’s banquet held annually in South Carolina. An unnamed donor won the hunt for $100,000 before later donating the trip to an active-duty service member in attendance at the banquet. This Navy serviceman will accompany the group to Texas to hunt free range trophy whitetail deer during the 2021/2022 season. The Field Ethos guys upped the overall Texas ranch experience by enlisting the services of master wild game chef, Bri Van Scotter, of Wilderness to Table. Bri is a former chef at Napa’s famed French Laundry restaurant so there’s little doubt that the crew will be well fed.
“Our veterans represent the very best of our country,” said Jason Vincent – Field Ethos Inc. Founder. “They have sacrificed so much for us; it should be every American’s responsibility to ensure our servicemen and servicewomen have the resources needed to treat the unseen scars they bring back home.”
“The Field Ethos brand will always do what we can to serve those who give so much for our personal freedoms,” said Don Trump Jr.—Field Ethos Inc. Founder. “This is just a starting point for Field Ethos’ plans to give back to the veteran community.”
One additional spot on this hunt will be given away to a Field Ethos email subscriber later this year. To throw your name in the hat for this trip, enter your email on the Field Ethos website Signup tab.
About Field Ethos
Don Trump Jr. along with several friends launched Field Ethos Journal in 2020 with a mission to create a brand that takes a strong stance as a pro-hunting, pro 2A, non-PC outlet for those who appreciate unapologetic, authentic, and unfiltered content. Unlike some brands that have financial ties to known anti-gun groups, Field Ethos is free from all encumbrances and welcomes every aspect of the gun culture from fine English doubles to machine guns. While the brand currently focuses on digital content through it’s website, films, podcast and social media, it’s inaugural print magazine will launch in early 2022.
