#45- Toby Weaver, Antler Canyon Outfitters- "A bull bugled in her face at 20 yards...she could not have released that arrow if she wanted to!"
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#45- Toby Weaver, Antler Canyon Outfitters- "A bull bugled in her face at 20 yards...she could not have released that arrow if she wanted to!"
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Toby Weaver spends his life in the woods; we should all be jealous of him! As the owner of Antler Canyon Outfitters, he provides a very special experience to hunters worldwide. While his job is being in the field, spotting game, and putting his clients in the right position, he can only lead a horse to water. No matter your weapon type, seeing an elk on the landscape will elevate your heart rate to skyrocketing levels!
Listen in as we discuss:
- Why and how he devoted his life to hunting
- The best and worst moments of hunting elk and more
- Best practices of calling in screaming bull elk
- How hunting can and should be a family affair
- A near-death experience in the woods
- Archery hunting Coues Deer
Toby, thank you for providing Cole and my family a once-in-a-lifetime experience! Guiding him into a 630-yard shot on an absolute monster of an elk is a memory and experience we will all cherish forever!
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