Warrior Truffle Foray
Konifir Truffle Co is excited to offer the Warrior Truffle Foray, a unique opportunity to our active and prior service military members! If you are currently serving or have served, we invite you to submit an entry to be considered for a complimentary Truffle Hunt Adventure for you and up to three of your family and/or friends! The total value is worth up to $1,000! Before you submit an entry, please read the rules of entry below:
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Only one entry per service member​
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Only the service member can submit an entry for themselves
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Proof of military service must be provided if selected for truffle hunt (Military ID, DD214, etc.)
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Service member must be able to attend a truffle hunt in a TBD location in Western Washington. We will not provide transportation to the truffle hunt location (we will try to determine a location that is closest to the service member if possible)
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Service member must be willing to sign a Waiver of Liability​
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Our current entry form dates of submission are:
January 1 - January 18, 2026
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Drawing will be made by:
January 25, 2026
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Lucky service member will be notified NLT:
February 1, 2026
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Details for date and location of truffle hunt adventure will be determined after the drawing and with consideration for service member preferences.
What is a Truffle Hunt Adventure?
A Truffle Hunt Adventure is an experience! It's a unique opportunity to hunt alongside a handler and dog team to uncover the hidden truffle treasures underground in our local Pacific Northwest forests! You will not only be able to watch a hunt in action, but you will also have the opportunity to get down and dirty and work with the dog to identify and dig out a truffle! You will learn about our native truffles and the importance they play in our ecosystem. Here are a few more perks:
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Sample truffle infused bites (nuts, cheese and maybe ice cream)!
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Take home any found truffles!
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Goody bags for you and your guests!
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NOTE: Truffle hunts take place in undeveloped forest ecosystems that can sometimes involve challenging terrain and elevation changes. The winter months in the Pacific Northwest can be cold and wet, so expect to wear clothing appropriate for the season and terrain.
