When you think bow hunting for whitetails one name comes to mind, Andrae D’Acquisto. With 15 typical whitetails over the coveted 170'' mark, two of which are over 200'', it is that name that decades ago single-handedly revolutionized portable treestand design from plywood climbers in the early 1980s to the first ever cast aluminum hang-on. In the development of such products there has always been one goal in mind, to produce the highest quality and most efficient functioning treestands to aid in the success of the mobile hunter.
Ashley is a lover of the great outdoors, a passion her father instilled in her from a young age. Starting to hunt at age 12 and shooting her first buck at 15, she was hooked. Ashley has had great success throughout the years harvesting numerous trophy whitetails. For her, the memories curated over the years through these experiences have been second to none. She loves sharing her passions with others, especially those who have not been exposed to the outdoors as she has.
Not being exposed to the outdoors much growing up, Brenda found her love for it after meeting her boyfriend, Dylan. She gets outside to explore as much as she can with him and their three basset hounds, Walter, Beau and Earl. Some of her favorite things to do include going up north, fishing for largemouth bass in her kayak, off-roading, camping and eating ice cream.
Born into the world of bowhunting for whitetails and a mobile hunter to the core, Cody watched his father's portable hunting style from a very young age. He quickly learned a treestand was the most crucial tool in a bowhunters arsenal. Over the years, while whitetail trends shifted to stationary and comfort, he continued down the path that always proved successful and began to take the "mobile hunting" to the next level. Implementing new treestand tactics and strategy, Cody developed an aggressive mobile style all of his own, resulting in the consistent harvesting of trophy whitetails year after year.
As a teenager, Justin always had a deep passion to one day shoot a Pope & Young class whitetail. Getting frustrated with the sport his interest swayed in other hobbies in his early 20s. With the sense of something missing in his life he eventually found his way back into hunting. At 27 he finally achieved his longtime goal and shot his first Pope & Young whitetail. At 29 he met Andrae D’Acquisto, and they became good friends. It was a complete game changer using the products he designed and learning his tactics through trial and error. Since then Justin has gone on to kill 19 more Pope & Young class bucks with a total of 20 on the wall.
