Father’s Day is quickly approaching and it’s the time of the year to give back to your old man for all he’s done for you.
Whether you want to give him his edge back so he again hears hunting sounds that advanced age has taken from him, or you want him to enjoy shooting without damaging his hearing, TETRA makes the great outdoors enjoyable for dads.
To all the dads who guide their children into the great outdoors, we salute you. #HearsToDad
If your dad showed you the ropes in the great outdoors, post a photo or video on Facebook or Instagram and tell us the story of learning from him. Use the hashtag, #HearsToDad. Be creative and thoughtful and you could win two pairs of TETRA AlphaShields, one for you and one for dad. All entries will also receive a $100 coupon for use on tetrahunt.com.If your dad showed you the ropes in the great outdoors, post a photo or video on Facebook or Instagram and tell us the story of learning from him. Use the hashtag, #HearsToDad. Be creative and thoughtful and you could two pairs of AlphaShield devices: one for you, one for dad. All entries will receive a $100 coupon for use on tetrahunt.com.
Contest ends Saturday, June 20, 2020, at 5 PM CST. Winner will be announced shortly thereafter.
Ways to Enter the #HearsToDad Contest
To be eligible to win, you must follow our accounts on either Facebook or Instagram. "Like" TETRA on Facebook or follow us on Instagram.
Submit your tribute one of two ways:
- On Instagram: upload a photo or video with your tribute to dad and use the hashtag #HearsToDad
- On Facebook: reply on our posts in comments with your photo or video with tribute
Prizes
One lucky winner will receive two pairs of TETRA devices: one pair of TETRA AlphaShield Multi-pursuit devices ($1499 value), and one pair of TETRA AlphaShield 60-level technology ($699 value).
All entrants will receive a $100 coupon to put towards any hearing device purchase on tetrahearing.com.
Rules
Winners will be chosen based on originality, creativity, and quality of writing. Supporting photos and videos are encouraged but not required. Full rules and regs can be downloaded here.
For Inspiration
"Dad, our 2018 season was one for the books. After a frustrating season, you reminded me that it's not about the harvest. And you were right. Although we did end up with two amazing deer, it's the highs and lows and time together that made it so memorable. Thanks for teaching me what really matters."
- Brita T.
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Posted by Richardrpk on
My Dad introduced me to shooting first with the Daisy Red Rider BB gun. It grew from there to 22’s, shotguns and rifles with all with the point of being a safe, accurate hunter. We spent a lot of time shooting off a bench, kneeling, sitting, off hand or using a tree as you don’t have sand bags in the woods. I have spent the last 41 years hunting and have been able to take harvest a lot of deer in that time. My Dad always said that the hunting was always good, whether you got something or not and that he enjoyed most just being in the woods watching all the animals/birds around him. I am still very passionate about hunting to fill my tag but I find his words to be true as I focus on the things around me when I’m in the woods. What I wouldn’t give for one more day in the woods with him.
Thanks Dad!
John
Posted by John K on
My mother taught me to shoot and I taught myself the rest. Hunting on my own for many years until I ran into other people with a love for the outdoors as I had. I have taken Elk, Bear, White Tail, Mule Deer, and Coyote. Hunted upland game all my life! I am now 70 and proud to say I have a Nephew that is following in my footsteps. We need, as hunters, to get more young people involved and educated as to the benefits of hunting and an outdoor lifestyle!!!!
Posted by Dale Griffy on