Meet The Team
As a team, our Mission is to not only excel in the art of tracking whitetails, but to also inspire the younger generation and non-hunters alike to appreciate the vital role of sustainability in preserving our forests and wildlife. Through our passion for ethical hunting practices, wildlife conservation, and education, we strive to foster a deep understanding and respect for nature, thus encouraging all individuals to become stewards of our precious natural resources.
Joey Davis
Joey Davis is a native Vermonter who has built his contracting business around the outdoors. He was influenced by some of the best-known deer hunters the area had to offer at a young age.
The stories they told about their hunts and the bucks they brought home were the inspiration that led to his passion for tracking whitetails.
Joey resides in Northern Vermont with his wife Jamie and son Cash, who also share his passion for the outdoors.
Dustin Martin
Dustin is an avid outdoorsman who is passionate about exploring mountaintops. He was introduced to hunting by his father and grandfather at a young age. He traveled with them to deer camp throughout his November school breaks. Before he was old enough to carry a gun, he would follow them around in the woods, tracking deer. When he was old enough to carry his own, he never got off the track.
Today, Dustin dedicates most of his free time to hunting and the outdoors. Fortunate enough to have two jobs that allow ample time off in November, he hunts as hard and often as possible. Dustin and his family's business in Stowe, Vermont, ARFA Property Management, manage different associations around town, including the famous Trapp Family Lodge. In addition to property management, they also mow and plow over 50 private homes.
Dustin grew up around ski racing, where he attended the Mount Mansfield Academy from 7 years old. He attended college at St. Lawrence University, competing for the St. Lawrence University Ski Team. He graduated with an Environmental Studies degree and a minor in Sports Studies and Exercise Science.
You can find Dustin on the mountain as the head U12 ski coach for the Mount Mansfield Academy in the winter. Teaching athletes the fundamentals and technical skills necessary to become elite-level downhill ski racers, you can't get him off the mountain, whether hunting or skiing.
John Moulton
John Moulton is a 52-year-old logging contractor from Bridgewater, NH. He and his wife Lisa, of 27 years, split their time between Bridgewater and Maine. Spending time at their family camp on East Pond in Oakland, ME, with their four children is one of their favorite things.
Whether working, hiking, or hunting, John spends most of his time outdoors. One of his passions is looking for shed antlers with his black labs, Tracker, Timber, and Willow. He is also a scorer for NHAS & TC has been for the last 25 years.
John's deer and moose shed collection are one of his most prized possessions. It's taken 30-plus years, and thousands of miles walked.
"The quality of the hunt is more important than the size of the buck. It is all about the adventure! "You can find him on Facebook or on Instagram at @nhshedseeker
Travis Williams
Travis Williams has been a native of New Hampshire for over 44 years. He grew up hunting and fishing with his father. Travis, his wife Kirsten, and their 2-year-old daughter Adelina live in Meredith, New Hampshire, where he works as a Sales Manager. Most of his bucks are harvested by tracking the north woods whitetails of Maine and New Hampshire. Travis is extremely passionate about life, family, and the outdoors.
Cory Ryder
Cory Ryder grew up in Vermont, attended Norwich University, and served 11 years in the Army National Guard. Now calling Maine home, he founded “The Maine Woods” YouTube channel in 2018, which he runs as a full time business. Through his desire to be immersed in and connected with nature, Cory, got into hunting on his own accord, not having grown up in a hunting family. As a self taught hunter and tracker, he was inspired by a man who introduced him to tracking when he was 14 years old in Allagash Maine.
He films his adventures of shed hunting with his faithful black lab “Gracie,” as well as canoe trips, hunting expeditions, and cabin restorations.
Hunting is a pursuit and tracking is the ultimate pursuit of a whitetail buck on his own terms. It’s all about the adventure and it’s the size of the hunt that matters.
"Just keep going”
Jamie Dragon-Davis
Jamie was born and raised in Vermont and is quite the maple syrup enthusiast. You could call her the OG Elf. She has experienced most of what Vermont has to offer. From conservation and outdoor activities to owning a small business in one of Vermont's largest tourist towns to representing Vermont as Miss Vermont USA. She has quite the entrepreneurial spirit and is always looking for expansive opportunities.
Although Jamie grew up in a hunting family, she didn't begin hunting until later in life when she met her husband, Joey. Once she experienced her first time in the woods, she was hooked and found it was the perfect compliment and balance to her hectic lifestyle. In a world fueled by tech and busyness, she's made it a mission to help others experience a life of reconnecting to themselves, nature, and what it means to be human. Further extending that mission into parenthood provides time spent with family and keeping valuable traditions alive.
Brent Dragon
Brent's love for hunting and the outdoors began at an early age. At 10 years old, his father asked him to deer camp. This allowed him to learn a great deal of respect for animals and the outdoors. Once he turned 12, he was able to harvest his first Vermont buck with his father by his side. This is an experience that he wishes every father/son could have, as it will never be forgotten.
Brent has been very fortunate to hunt deer in the states of Vermont, Maine, New York, Ohio, Illinois, Kansas, Iowa, Montana, as well as the Canadian providences of Ontario, Saskatchewan, and Alberta. This has brought him full circle from his start of hunting the Northeast from still hunting, a little tracking, then to the Midwest and to Canada stand hunting.
Brent and his wife June of 28 years, along with their Black lab Bella have just built a new camp in the Northeast Kingdom of Vermont. He is looking forward to learning the big woods of the Kingdom, New Hampshire, and Maine.
Brent has spent 30 years racing late model asphalt cars for the American Canadian tour and the Pro all-star series. He traveled through New England and Canada with the fortune of many victories, some in the most prestige's races in the Northeast and Canada. He has now turned that dedication into hunting whitetails in the Northeast, where it all started 40 years ago.
You can find Brent on Facebook @ Brent Dragon or Instagram @dragon.55.brent
Connor Schellong
Connor Schellong is a native Vermonter. He began hunting at a young age with his father and grandfather. Seeking adventure and new country in the big woods struck his curiosity which led to a passion for the outdoors. Like many others, he primarily tracks whitetails through the snow in the mountains of VT, NH, ME, MA, and OH but is looking to expand into new territory in the future.
In the off-seasons, he enjoys Turkey hunting, but you will mostly find him exploring the backcountry with his pup Remi. No matter what he does, he puts his all into it.
Connor began his own property maintenance business to ensure he has the flexibility to do what he enjoys best, which is being outdoors.
John Wright
John Wright is a 40-year resident of New Hampshire, residing in Concord. John was introduced to the outdoors by his father. He spends his time bass fishing throughout the summer and fall months and shed hunting in the spring. Come fall and winter, you can find him in the north woods tracking big bucks.
Tracking and still hunting are John's preferred hunting methods in big tracks of land.
John enjoys life with his girlfriend Melissa and two kids, Cameron and Charlotte.
Shane Sanvil
Shane grew up in Vermont but currently resides in the White Mountains of New Hampshire. For as long as Shane can remember, his dad had him and his twin brother in the woods, learning to be a sportsman. The memory of watching his brother harvest his first deer at 9 years old is still so vivid. He has grown and learned so much from his dad since that day. His passion for the outdoors is what drives him to be the best sportsman and deer hunter he can be.
It wasn't long before his dad began dragging him and his brother to Maine, where that initial memory slowly grew into a passion for hunting the big woods. He recently began shed hunting with his dog Daisy and good buddy Johnny Hood. Shane's dad is why he has such a passion for hunting God's beautiful creation, and he can't thank him enough for introducing him to the sport. Shane now takes an annual trip to Maine with his family and friends to continue igniting that passion and sharing a tradition.
Nate Sanvil
Brooke Naylor
Remy
Born and raised in Vermont, this proud little peacock is passionate about finding moose antlers, bird hunting, wading in the smelliest moose bogs she can find and getting all the belly rubs.
She also enjoys car rides, chewing on marrow bones in the warm sun, swimming in the lake and opening presents on Christmas morning.