Wingshooter Investments

Wingshooter Investments

Joe Crafton established Wingshooter Investments after serving as CEO of CROSSMARK. The office manages personal and family capital without external fund vehicles disclosed. Amy Simmons Crafton participates as co-owner of Collectors Covey, the Dallas-based entity holding the firm's commercial building and collectibles. The portfolio centers on direct ownership of real assets and passion investments. Holdings include Snipes Ranch in Aspermont, Texas, the Dallas Hunting and Fishing Club property, and the Caesar Guerini shotgun collection. Crafton Outdoors, the affiliated operating arm, targets investments in outdoor recreation companies. Geographic exposure remains limited to North America, with primary activity in Texas and secondary residential assets in Tennessee. No fund commitments or co-investor names appear in public materials. Team size and additional offices remain undisclosed. Joe Crafton maintains board roles with the Boy Scouts of America National Executive Board and the Intermodal Association of North America. Philanthropic activity routes through the Park Cities Quail Coalition and Rolling Plains Quail Research Foundation. In 2025 Crafton described an epiphany at a Texan by Nature event that prompted expanded public discussion of conservation work. The office's architecture links investment activity to direct ownership of operating businesses and land rather than third-party fund commitments. This approach keeps decision rights inside the family and aligns capital deployment with the principals' documented conservation priorities.