Chris Grassi hunts the Low Country

Pro Staff (Promotional Staff) for Be the Tree & Blood Therapy ODC.  Chris Grassi hunts the Low Country. The draw to hunting for me has always been about the journey not the results. Chris Grassi hunts the Low Country. To me the best part has always been after the hunt when everyone gets together and tells their stories from the day amongst God's greatest creations. I have been hunting for 3 years now. I am a bow Hunter first but will gun hunt when the situation calls for it.

I have been shooting for 9 years. I am self-taught and my passion is white tail deer. I have since added turkey, duck and hog hunting to my yearly trips. I just recently shot my first hog. Lesson learned 2015….Patience…..My dream hunt is a week in Africa. I am also an avid fisherman both salt and freshwater.  Chris Grassi hunts the Low Country

I'm pro staff for a couple of different companies

Well, I'm pro staff for a couple of different companies and lately I've noticed on Facebook that you'll see these posts degrading or downplaying the work that pro staffers do and it's always centered around something along the lines of pro staff stands for promotional not professional. We all understand that as pro staffers. We all understand that we're not professional hunters. I am by no means a professional hunter. I'm a self-taught guy, I've been doing this for five years now and I have so much more to learn. So I would never use the word professional to describe myself as a hunter but I do use the word promotional. Now most people who know pro staffers seem to miss is that most of us don't just run out and look for every pro staff position that's available. Chris Grassi hunts the Low Country

"Hey, this is a really great product."

I pro staff for two companies specifically and I chose those two companies because I've used their products, I know they work, and I just want to share and help other people understand how great these products work. And most of the pro staffers that I know feel that same way. They find something that they absolutely love and they want to pass that knowledge on, they want to let people know, "Hey, this is a really great product." And in a world awash with gimmicks and stuff that you can spend your money on, it never hurts to have that guy that you may know on social media who's shot a lot of broadheads and he's come across one that he really likes. Or has used a lot of the scent company's product lines and he's come across one that really works. Instead of knocking those guys, I don't understand why people don't just take the advice for what it is. It's not like anybody's holding a gun to your head and you have to do it the way we do it, or you have to use the products we use.

The other flip side to that coin is, you gotta lot of guys who it's the mechanical fixed plate argument. You see it everywhere. It's the speed versus accuracy argument. You see it everywhere. What I don't understand and the reason I got into hunting, in the beginning, was the camaraderie and the family atmosphere. The campfire atmosphere that hunting brings and it's a shame to see it turn into this excuse my language, but pissing contest into who's gear is better, or who does better with this and what's better and my stuff is better than your stuff and I have a hard time getting a grip on, or getting a grasp on why hunters can't just accept the fact that just because you don't use the same things I do and I don't use the same things this other guy does, it doesn't make us any less of hunters. And as all hunters know we get enough problems from anti-hunters and everybody else we certainly don't need to be causing any of our own.

Yeah, patience. That was this year's this past season's lesson

Yeah, patience. That was this year's this past season's lesson. I was the type of hunter, again I'm pretty new to it but,