Hunter Nation has launched a statewide digital advocacy campaign opposing Proposition 4, mobilizing Utah hunters and Second Amendment advocates through peer-to-peer education, digital engagement, and multimedia outreach. Featuring video messages from Ted Nugent and Donald Trump Jr., the campaign encourages supporters who agree Prop 4 should be overturned to get informed, add their name, and stand with fellow sportsmen.

As part of the effort, Hunter Nation will be on the ground in Salt Lake City engaging directly with sportsmen at the Western Hunting & Conservation Expo, amplifying the campaign’s digital outreach while connecting with hunters, conservationists, and outdoor advocates from across Utah.

A Statewide Grassroots Effort

This initiative is built around a large-scale digital grassroots mobilization effort, combining voter education, peer-to-peer outreach, and multimedia engagement to activate Utah’s most engaged hunters, gun owners, and Second Amendment advocates. Rather than collecting official petition signatures, the campaign focuses on identifying, educating, and organizing supporters who agree that Proposition 4 should be overturned and are willing to stay engaged as the repeal effort moves forward.

The campaign includes:

• A statewide digital advocacy effort designed to connect with hunters and sportsmen who support repealing Proposition 4
• Peer-to-peer MMS text messaging reaching hundreds of thousands of conservative hunters, sportsmen, and 2A advocates across Utah
• Video and digital outreach hosted on Hunter Nation’s website and YouTube channel, featuring messages from Ted Nugent and Donald Trump Jr.
• Dedicated landing pages where Utahns can learn more, add their name in support, and receive updates on next steps and opportunities to take action

Through this approach, Hunter Nation is building a broad coalition of informed, motivated supporters while working alongside local partners to ensure Utahns who raise their hand through the campaign are connected with the appropriate channels to participate in the official repeal process.

Why Prop 4 Matters to Utah Hunters

Hunter Nation warns that Proposition 4 threatens far more than a single policy issue. At its core, Prop 4 risks shifting control over Utah’s political and cultural future away from local voters and toward outside interests and judicial influence. For hunters and sportsmen, this kind of overreach raises serious concerns about how decisions affecting land use, wildlife management, and outdoor access could be made without meaningful input from the communities most impacted.

“As hunters and sportsmen, we understand that once freedoms are taken, they are rarely returned unless they are fought for,”

said Keith Mark, Founder and CEO of Hunter Nation.

“Prop 4 represents a dangerous precedent that undermines Utah values, individual rights, and the traditions passed down from generation to generation. We must repeal Prop 4 to protect our Constitutional freedoms.”

Utah’s hunting heritage is built on self-reliance, stewardship, and respect for the Constitution. When those principles are weakened, the ripple effects extend beyond firearms policy and into the traditions that families have preserved for generations. Hunter Nation argues that repealing Prop 4 is about ensuring that Utah hunters retain a strong voice in protecting their rights, their lifestyle, and the freedoms that define the outdoor way of life in the state.

Call to Action for Utah Hunters & 2A Advocates

Hunter Nation is urging Utah sportsmen to take three simple steps:

1. Add your name to the petition to repeal Prop 4
2. Share the campaign with friends, family, and fellow hunters
3. Stay engaged as the repeal effort moves forward

Utah hunters and Second Amendment advocates who want to learn more about the digital advocacy campaign and add their name in support can visit the following campaign pages:

Stand with Donald Trump Jr.: https://hn2.southmulberry.com/utah-help-repeal-prop-4-stand-with-donald-trump-jr/

Stand with Ted Nugent: https://hn2.southmulberry.com/utah-help-repeal-prop-4-stand-with-ted-nugent/