Nathan Brown is the Advancement Officer located at the NRA Whittington Center in Raton, NM.
A Wyoming native, Nate was raised with a gun in his hand and spent time in the outdoors hunting, horseback riding, working on cattle ranches, and as a professional hunting guide and camp manager in the Upper Yellowstone and Thorofare regions of Wyoming packing mules into the most remote areas of the continental United States.
After a 15-year hitch working as a Pipeline Inspector, Area Foreman and Operations Superintendent in the Energy Sector, Nate entered the non-profit world working for The WYldlife Fund and as an NRA Field Representative. His love for the outdoors, the cowboy lifestyle and wild places make him a perfect fit for the NRA Whittington Center! Nate believes that the best way to change people’s minds about the 2nd Amendment and the uniqueness of our American Freedom is to expose them to the beauty of places like the Center and provide safe and professional training and recreation opportunities. We must share our lifestyle to change minds for the better!
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Our guest today is Nathan Brown. Nathan is the Advancement Officer at the NRA Whittington Center in Raton, New Mexico. A Wyoming native, Nate has lived the cowboy lifestyle as a ranch hand, hunting guide, energy-sector leader, and nonprofit advocate. He believes sharing the outdoors is the best way to grow freedom and the Second Amendment community.
1) For those who have never heard of it, what exactly is the NRA Whittington Center, and why do you call it the best-kept secret of the NRA?
2) You’ve said that exposing people to our lifestyle is one of the best ways to change hearts and minds. In your experience, what is the most effective way to reach new people and grow the next generation of Second Amendment advocates?
3) Some people may assume the Whittington Center is only for experienced shooters or NRA insiders. Who is welcome there, and what kinds of experiences are available?
4) With world-class ranges, beautiful scenery, and outstanding training opportunities, what excites you most about introducing people to the Whittington Center and sharing this uniquely American experience?
5) How do people learn more, plan a visit, and follow the work being done at the NRA Whittington Center?
6) How do people follow you?
Originally Aired 7.1.26
