Blood Origins is a global nonprofit whose mission is to convey the truth about hunting and promote conservation efforts. They do this by creating content and sharing stories that convey the impact that hunting has on people, wildlife, and communities.
The proceeds of these 3 items will be donated to Blood Origins to fuel their global conservation efforts.
At Teton Leather, we believe that supporting conservation is vital to the biodiversity and health of our planet.
Your purchases with us can support conservation around the globe, with our partner - Blood Origins.
Use the Code: blood-origins
to donate 20% of ANY purchase on our site to Blood Origins
Your purchases with us can support conservation around the globe, with our partner - Blood Origins.
Use the Code: blood-origins
to donate 20% of ANY purchase on our site to Blood Origins
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Robbie Kroger - Founder of Blood Origins
Unlike a traditional story where fathers, grandfathers, mothers, and grandmothers handed down generations of stories, hunting areas, and even weapons, my story is a little different.
I had everything of the hunting life given to me, all BUT the personal experience of it. I was surrounded by the trophies, the stories, and even a letter from my paternal grandfather as he told me that the hunt was “In My Blood.” My heritage was ingrained in the outdoors.
On one side, I came from a family that was fiercely protective of a conservation heritage. I was descended from the first forester of the Sachsenwald in Northern Germany, the first nature preserve of its kind. My family was the first guardians of the forest and its creatures. They worked to ensure sustainability and maximize harvest. The other side of the family were hunter-gatherers, not by choice, but by necessity. During his lifetime, my grandfather hunted the far reaches of the world from the Siberian taiga to the African savanna of Mozambique, at times to feed the family and others to connect with with what he knew as a desire to be.
I had everything of the hunting life given to me, all BUT the personal experience of it. I was surrounded by the trophies, the stories, and even a letter from my paternal grandfather as he told me that the hunt was “In My Blood.” My heritage was ingrained in the outdoors.
On one side, I came from a family that was fiercely protective of a conservation heritage. I was descended from the first forester of the Sachsenwald in Northern Germany, the first nature preserve of its kind. My family was the first guardians of the forest and its creatures. They worked to ensure sustainability and maximize harvest. The other side of the family were hunter-gatherers, not by choice, but by necessity. During his lifetime, my grandfather hunted the far reaches of the world from the Siberian taiga to the African savanna of Mozambique, at times to feed the family and others to connect with with what he knew as a desire to be.
