30-30 Ministries offers completely free hunting and fishing camps for students in grades 6–12. Lodging, meals and a full weekend of outdoor adventure are provided at no cost to campers.
Our camps are intentionally limited to small groups, allowing us to give each camper a safe, personal and high-quality experience. During the weekend, campers enjoy time in the outdoors while being encouraged through the message of the Gospel in a relaxed camp atmosphere.
Since 2011, we have hosted camps featuring deer, turkey, rabbit, hog, duck, bear and quail hunting, as well as trapping, trout, shark, crappie, striper, bowfishing and catfish adventures.
Camp opportunities are generally posted four to six weeks before each camp begins. Because space is limited, campers are selected through a random drawing. Submitting an application does not guarantee placement.
View the camps currently available below, and check back throughout the hunting and fishing seasons as new opportunities are added.
Ready to apply? Complete the camp signup form at the bottom of this page.
The Crisp County Deer Camp began the weekend of Nov. 18-20, 2016. However, the initial thought of the Camp was planted in the heart of former Arabi Baptist Church pastor John Evans when he attended the Lake Blackshear Crappie Camp in March 2016 with his son, Kellen. John shared with 30-30 Ministries at the Crappie Camp that he had been praying for an additional area to serve Jesus, and that he felt like God was calling him to approach his church about hosting a 30-30 Ministries’ Camp. The congregation was eager to host their first Camp, and the Lord blessed their efforts with three salvations at their very first Camp.
The Hancock County Deer Camp began the weekend of Nov. 17-19, 2022 with host Ted and Tammy Callaway on their family property, Circle C Properties. The Callaway family got involved with a 30-30 Ministries after learning about it through their friends, Jamie & Christie Key. A breakfast meeting with 30-30 Ministries’ Director Brad Gill and the Keys on Sept. 16, 2021 planted the seed and provided confirmation to Ted and Tammy that they were being led to use their newly acquired Hancock County property for a youth Deer Camp where the Gospel would be shared.
30-30 Ministries Director Brad Gill has known Kyle Woodfin since 1999, when the two met at a Tuckahoe WMA muzzleloader hunt. That relationship has remained through the years when Kyle was senior pastor at First Baptist Church Alma, while running Legacy Outdoor Ministries. The Lord later opened a door for Kyle to operate LOM at Browndale Plantation, a 2,400-acre tract in Pulaski County with three ponds and a four-bedroom hunting lodge. LOM s is a full-time ministry and offers hunting for every season. Kyle reached out to Brad about partnering together for the Gospel, which is how the first 30-30 Ministries Rabbit Camp took place the weekend of Dec. 12-14, 2025.
