L.E.E.K. Hunting Preserve - Wounded Warrior Hunt camp

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Hi fellows.
Just wanted to share some info.
A neighboring farm to our hunting lease has been converted to a Hunting Camp for our Wounded Heroes.
L.E.E.K Hunt Preserve is outside the Shinglehouse/Oswayo area and is actively being used for hunts by our young men whilst they recover.

Any spare change you can donate through their Pay-Pal button will go to help gear up hunters with not much else but time. It truly helps a mans' rehabilitation of their soul as well as their body.


L.E.E.K. Hunting and Mountain Preserve
www.leekpreserve.org

Started by U.S. Army COL (Ret.), Ed Fisher, and his brother, U.S. Coast Guard, BMCM (Ret.), Lew Fisher.
Both Lew, Ed, and their wives, Evelyn, and Kate, have formed the L.E.E.K. Hunting and Mountain Preserve in Potter County, PA.

The L.E.E.K. Hunting and Mountain Preserve, in conjunction with Walter Reed Army Hospital, and the Wounded Warrior Program, outfit America's returning wounded heroes for a full week of hunting.
They are provided with: guides, wheel chair accessible facilities, clothing, weapons, room and board, in essence EVERYTHING they need, - all gratis -, as a way of saying "Thank You"!


If you should feel so inclined, your TAX DEDUCTIBLE donation is also welcome and very much appreciated.
Stop by and see them at http:www.leekpreserve.org.


There are an estimated 1.3 million disabled veterans living in the United States right now. Just in the past few years, over 1,200 servicemen and women have returned from Iraq and Afghanistan with physical disabilities that limit the range of activities they can enjoy.

LEEK Hunting and Mountain Preserve offers disabled veterans opportunities to participate in outdoor recreational activities in a completely accessible and supportive environment.

Hunting and fishing facilities located on this 256-acre property are designed for wheelchair and vehicle access. Lodging and trail vehicles provide our veterans maximum comfort and enjoyment. During their stay, visitors of LEEK Hunting and Mountain Preserve are pampered with home-cooked meals and partnered with experienced local outdoorsmen, many of whom are also veterans.

Located in scenic north central Pennsylvania, LEEK Hunting and Mountain Preserve is part of a community that recognizes and values the sacrifices of our disabled service members. Please visit www.leekpreserve.org or contact us for more information at 410-322-4610. (read less)
There are an estimated 1.3 million disabled veterans living in the United States right now. Just in the past few years, over 1,200 servicemen and women have returned from Iraq and Afghanistan with physical disabilities that limit the range of activities they can enjoy.

LEEK Hunting and Mountain Preserve offers disabled veterans opportunities to participate in outdoor recreational activities in a completely accessible and supportive environment.

Hunting and fishing facilities located on this 140-acre property are designed for wheelchair and vehicle access. Lodging and trail vehicles provide our veterans maximum comfort and enjoyment. During their stay, visitors of LEEK Hunting and Mountain Preserve are pampered with home-cooked meals and partnered with experienced local outdoorsmen, many of whom are also veterans.

Located in scenic north central Pennsylvania, LEEK Hunting and Mountain Preserve is part of a community that recognizes and values the sacrifices of our disabled service members. Please visit www.leekpreserve.org or contact us for more information at 410-322-4610.