Sacred Hunting

Sacred Hunting is a Rite of Passage.

Join our transformational retreats which use indigenous practices to teach the hunting skills of our ancestors.

“Man’s first religion was to kill God and eat him.” – Weston LeBarre

Hunting is humanity’s original spiritual practice. Our ancestors hunted together as a brotherhood, shared their stories, and revered having a direct relationship to the food they ate.

Sacred Hunting facilitates personal growth and transformation through the time-tested practice of hunting combined with indigenous rites and rituals.

We utilize the Lakota sweat lodge, or “inipi” – “sacred place,” and incorporate power plant ceremonies for a deeper connection to ourselves and nature. By removing technology (no cell phones or laptops), we teleport ourselves to an old way of being in a brotherhood, connected to the land, and with a shared purpose of providing food for our friends and family.

Each man and woman who attends a Sacred Hunting experience understands what it means to have a direct connection with their food and to take responsibility for the sacrifices required to consume it.

Since 2018, the Sacred Hunting leaders have brought hundreds of men and women into the practice of hunting with reverence. After nearly 100 in-person experiences, we are eager to introduce you to this way of life and welcome you into the community.

What is Sacred Hunting?

Sacred Hunting is an organization that facilitates transformation, self-growth, and eco-spiritual connection to nature. Here's how:

Sacred Ceremony with Power Plants

Power plants, taken in sacred ceremony, have allowed men to expand their consciousness for tens of thousands of years. Examples of power plants include cacao, reishi, and others.

Indigenous Practices, Prayers & Intentions

Indigenous hunter-gatherers had an intimate relationship with nature and the mysteries of the universe. Reclaiming these practices boosts our sense of gratitude and presence.

Hunting Ethically with a Tribe of Men

Hunting is older than humanity itself. Tribes of men would bond around the fire, share laughs, and provide meat for their loved ones and community.

Who Will You Become?

This is for you if...

I'm struggling with...

"Feeling fulfilled even though I'm professionally successful."
"Confidence that I can survive in nature and provide food on my own."
"Relating at an intimate level with my girlfriend / wife."
"Feeling deep friendship and community of brotherhood."

If I could just...

"Learn how to hunt, I'd feel more secure."
"Take responsibility for the meat I eat, I'd feel proud."
"Find a connection to something bigger than myself, I'd feel a sense of purpose."
"Relate with a group of brothers, I'd realize I'm not alone."

Because I want to...