Welcome to the Michigan Tribe of TNUSA!

Ted Nugent United Sportsmen of America is an organization of families working together as a tribe, united by the Native American Blood-Brother badge of honor, to promote family, community, God & country, hunting, fishing, trapping, resource management, and the God-given rights and freedoms deep in our hearts, guaranteed by the Constitution of the United States of America, via the hands-on environmental awareness & education crusade, to clean up mother earth for a higher quality life for future generations. We believe in the "Spirit of the Wild".

Official Website of the Michigan Tribe of TNUSA

Greetings fellow lover of all things wild.  This site was created to provide insight into the amazing world of Ted Nugent United Sportsmen of America and especially the Michigan Tribe of TNUSA.  Contained within these not-so-hallowed electronic walls is information about all the gonzo activities going on in the great State of Michigan.

Seek out that information to learn what the Bloodbrothers and Bloodsisters of the Michigan Tribe are doing to improve the quality of life for those that revel in the experience of the "Spirit of the Wild".  Here is a brief outfitters guide to what you will find in the links at the left of the page:

TNUSA Links:  Links to the sight of the ultimate "Whackmaster" himself, Ted Nugent, and other key TNUSA sites like how to become a Bloodbrother or Bloodsister.

TNUSA of Michigan Links:  Information about statewide upgrades  and links to sources of info to help out our fellow Bloodbrothers and Bloodsisters of the Tribe.

Area News and Past Events:  Information from each Area Director about the upgrades going on in their neighborhood of the great State of Michigan and scenes from past events.

So grab your compass (computer mouse will do) and start hunting the trails.  If you have any tips for the improvement of this adventure shoot a flaming arrow email to the webmaster@tnusami.com

-Webmaster

Nugent's speach at WMU's Miller Auditorium, review by Skip Coryell

2008 SPRING AND FALL DISABLED HUNTS

THERE IS STILL TIME TO GET IN ON THE HUNT

"Go afield with a good attitude, with the respect for the wildlife you hunt and for the forest and fields in which you walk.  Immerse yourself in the outdoor experience.  It will cleanse your soul and make you a better person."

-Fred Bear-

Hot Chops on the Grill

Spotlight on Youth

Check the Spotlight on Youth link for stories of young warriors harvesting sustenance.