MOAB 240 I am a ultramarathon runner, avid hunter, and student and Drexel University in Philadelphia. I recently completed the Moab 240-mile endurance run and became the youngest person to ever run over 200 miles. I am in the tree stand 2-3 nights a week and would love to share some of my methods. I am only 3 years into hunting but may have some knowledge to pass on! I love the outdoors and this world in general and will never take for granted the happiness it brings me. Moab200.com is a 238 mile footrace through desert, 2 mountain ranges, slick rock, canyons, and some of the most legendary terrain and trails in the world in world class destinations around Moab, Utah! Surrounded by Arches and Canyonlands National Parks, this is an adventure of a lifetime. This is a solo non-stop footrace, not a relay or stage race. Runners have 112 hrs to complete the fully marked course. Aid stations, crew access, sleep stations, hot food make this race one of a kind. The route is one enormous loop, no repetition. Brought to you by Destination Trail team, organizers of the Tahoe 200 & Bigfoot 200.

Chris Enyeart all my children have been exposed to the outdoors and hunting. All have been successful at harvesting whitetail deer. Easton shot his first buck this year in the Iowa youth season. My oldest son (Emmitt) has taken the passion to a new level by starting Extreme Element Outdoors. I have lived to see the transformation and progression of the hunting industry. I recall as a kid being able to access hunting land in exchange for a little work and offer of the harvest. I realized quickly upon moving to Texas that acquiring access to quality hunting ground had become increasingly more difficult and not without cost. I experienced the same challenges after a move to a suburban Ohio community. Although the passion never subsided, our move to Iowa offered more opportunities for access to private property and an increased quality of public property. It has always been my dream to own a piece of property for hunting. That came true a little over a year ago when we purchased a 120-acre parcel in SE Iowa. It is here that we’re learning the practice of land management to improve the habitat for whitetail deer. It is here where I’m exposing my children to all that hunting has to offer recognizing only a small portion of that is harvesting a deer. https://www.extremeelementoutdoors.com/whitetail-1/ https://www.extremeelementoutdoors.com/strategies/ https://www.extremeelementoutdoors.com

The IHunt Podcast is dedicated to providing you with entertaining hunting stories from old friends, new friends, and special guests. As a new hunter with a couple seasons under my belt, I am looking to take my novice hunting ability to greater levels, and in turn, making you a better a hunter as well. I suffer from adult onset hunting, been hunting for 4 years. Host of The IHUNT Podcast available on Itunes, Stitcher and Google Play…http://www.theihuntpodcast.com/ Twitter, FB, and Instagram @theihuntpodcast 3 things I’m passionate about in hunting 1) I am passionate about meat hunting, and processing the animal from field to plate for my family 2) I am passionate about learning as much as i can, to be able to pass on to my boy as he begins to enter the woods 3)The memories made and shared across the outdoor community, when i cant be in the woods, i love hearing about others adventures.

Chelsie grew up in a small town in Central Utah where she learned to love the outdoors. She was taught how to clean her first deer at the age of six and today she teaches and helps others out in the field. Her love for the outdoors never went away as she grew older and that is what brought her and her husband together. Today they do everything together from fly fishing to elk hunting and everything in between. She is a Doggy Mom to two awesome pups, Remi and Maizy, who have been trained to hunt waterfowl and upland game by her and her husband. When Chelsie isn’t being a Doggy Mom and hunting with her husband you can find her working hard towards her goal of being a Flight Medic. Her and her husband also own a European Mount business that keeps them busy during the fall

John O’Brion of Grandpa Ray Outdoors was started as a tribute to my Grandpa Ray who owned the farm where I grew up and received my passion for animal nutrition. In 1990, I graduated from UW-Platteville with a degree in Ag Business/Ag-Economics. In 1991, I became one of the first independent ruminant nutritionists in the United States. In 1992, I started selling alfalfa, clover, small grains and other seeds. I was involved in research at the state level for the discovery farm program, sampling forages every week to show the differences in quality. I still provide nutrition work for other nutrition consultants and independent agri businesses. I know nutrition at an elite level. I have over 300 products in the market place that I formulated for other companies. In 2015, I started Grandpa Ray Outdoors to educate people and raise money for our youth. https://www.grandparayoutdoors.com/