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Roger Baker
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I have been actively involved in the hunting industry since 1993. Since the early 90's I have conducted seminars on whitetail deer hunting, and Turkey hunting. I have served on advisory board for other outdoor companies, and also been a part of research and development for some of the top outdoor companies in the industry. For several years I competed in the NRA great American Game Call challenge where we were judged on 7 species of game, having this experience and bringing home trophies in these events allowed me to also win other calling contest throughout the country. My experience has led me to where I am today with Devastator Game Calls.
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Adam Chaffinch
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Bio Coming Soon
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Brian Tull
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Brian Tull is a 28 year old farmer, born and raised in Seaford, Delaware on the Eastern Shore. He was introduced to hunting at seven years old when his father bought him his first gun. That seven year old hunter has grown into an avid waterfowler always looking for more opportunities to hunt different areas and with different people. Waterfowl hunting is his passion and to him there is nothing better than sitting in a blind with your closest friends watching the sun come up and waiting for the birds. Many times he can be found up and down the eastern shore in a corn field, or out in the marsh hunting ducks and geese. He also manages several farms for deer, waterfowl, and upland game. He is an active member of the Tidewater Chapter of Ducks Unlimited, which aids in the conservation of wetlands and improving the environment for waterfowl.
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Josh Gray
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Hi, Im Josh Gray, from Blue Ridge VA. I am very proud to be a part of the Devastator Team. I started hunting with my father when I was 6 years old and have been a student of the great outdoors for the past 28 years. I love to bowhunt whitetails, but my true passion is calling and hunting the wild turkey. I started calling actively on the competition level a few years ago and am actively pursuing my dream of becoming a Grand National Champion. I’ve hunted with folks all over the country, but my best hunting buddy is my 6 year old son, Aden. I’ve been extremely blessed in my hunting adventures. I’ve had the opportunity to introduce several people to the turkey woods and have captured some great video footage along the way. I’ve also been fortunate enough to bag a right good many of my own. I’m thankful for God’s blessings and the opportunity to work with everyone at Devastator Game Calls.Good luck and keep calln’
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Thad P.
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I’m 28 years old, and from Seaford, Delaware where I work for my family’s custom agriculture business, Soil Service. I began duck hunting at the age of fourteen, often going both before and after school. It wasn’t long before I started hunting both Canada’s and snow geese in the area as well.
I’ve been a member of Ducks Unlimited for 10 years, and currently serve as a committee chairman for the Tidewater chapter. When I’m not hunting, you can often find me on the water, fishing for stripers in the spring, or going offshore for tuna and mahi in the summer months.
As an avid hunter and outdoorsman, I am very excited to be able to represent Devastator Game Calls.
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Edward Etheridge
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Born and raised in Western Kentucky, I am blessed to live in an abundant hunting and fishing area.I began hunting at age eight with my dad for small game – squirrels, rabbits, and birds. Soon after my uncle Jerry Turner started me whitetail and turkey hunting. Then at age sixteen, I began actively trapping wild game as well. Seventeen years ago my family began Ethridge Plastics, an injection molding factory. Today I am the vice president and plant manager and we produce Devastator Game calls as well as automotive parts, Ebonite bowling ball components, and a buttplate for a M16. I am passionate about hunting deer and turkey and am fortunate to live in an area where I can fish most year round. I am an active member and the District One Representative in the Kentucky League of Sportsman. Married for thirteen years, my wife and I have three children (ages 8, 5, and 3). I’m passing my love of the outdoors to my kids, who all enjoy hunting and fishing with me.
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Jerry Etheridge
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Born the last of five children on November 16, 1980 in a small rural town in Western Kentucky I have always enjoyed the great outdoors and all it has to offer. I have been blessed with an older brother that has given me many hunting experiences over the past years. Those experiences matured me into the avid hunter that I am today I was able to experience my first harvest at the age of thirteen killing my first deer with a bow beginning the outdoor obsession I have today.
Some of my fondest hunting memories are having my brother Edward along my side when I killed my first buck, also being able to witness my fiancé kill her first pope and young buck in 2008. The challenge that bow hunting provides excites me because I am able to judge the deer more accurately to enhance my deer management program.
My passion for practicing archery at distances ranging from 50 to 70 yards has fine tuned my skills allowing me to kill my first turkey with a bow in the 2008 fall season. Deer, Turkey, and squirrel are my favorite game to hunt. Hunting has given me the chance to become close to my dad because we squirrel hunt with our dogs every squirrel season.
In other words I love being in God’s great outdoors and everything He has to offer in the outdoors on the water or in the woods.
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Mike Poore
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Hi, my name is Mike Poore and I am from the eastern shore of Maryland. I have been hunting waterfowl and deer for more than 20 years. I have spent the last 10 seasons guideing clients on various deer and waterfowl hunts.
Although, there are many things I enjoy about hunting, the one thing that stands out to me is the pursuit of the hunt. Whether waterfowl or whitetail the planning the setup the calling all bring me enjoyment knowing that it takes all these aspects for success.
Thats why I choose Devastator!
In other words I love being in God’s great outdoors and everything He has to offer in the outdoors on the water or in the woods.
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Coty David
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My name is Coty David. I'm from a small town called Sibley, Louisiana. I grew up shooting squirrels and rabbits in the woods behind our house. With time I started getting into deer, dove, and waterfowl hunting. Over the past couple of years I've had the opportunity to work with all sorts of wildlife. I worked on a private wildlife refuge where we planted crops for deer, turkey, ducks, etc. We also caught the animals for conservation studies, (banding ducks, recording sizes of deer, etc.) We caught a 13ft 6in, 750lbs+ alligator live, and we planted a tracking device and set it free, we've caught over 400 teal in one net before and banded each and everyone, and we've trapped hogs along with other species. I'm also a member of Delta Waterfowl the Bossier city chapter. So I've experienced nature first hand and really want to thank Devastator Game Calls for giving me the opportunity to continue enjoying what the good Lord has given us, the outdoors.
I'm also the maker of Big Papa Lanyards. It's a new style of lanyards that are comfortable and more forgiving than the rest. I want to thank Devastator again for helping me bring my products to the public. |
Jake David
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Hello my name is Jake David. I am from Sibley Louisiana where the wildlife is abundant. Since I was fifteen I've worked on Loggy Bayou wildlife refuge center. I have netted and banned numerous specious of ducks, studied deer habits, and trapped hogs turkeys etc. I was introduced to a duck call by my dad Joe David at fifteen . As you can guess a love was brewing. Since, I have been all over the south from Arkansas to the Mississippi delta to the bottoms of Dorcheat I have learned how to become a respector of nature.
I have entered many calling competitions and held my own . Some say it's a hobby but I say it's a lifestyle. I want to thank the guys from Devastator game calls for giving me the opportunity of furthering my education in the field my father introduced to me at a young age.
I want to further the name of Devastator game calls to all aspects of hunting as well as all ages. Once again thanks Devastator for giving one young man the opportunity that many would take for granted. |
Kevin Rockhill
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Kevin Rockhill resides in Harford County Maryland with his Fiancée and three children. He is a former Delaware State Trooper and has been involved in sales for the past 12 years.
Kevin started hunting at the age of 11 with his father and grandfather and has been hooked ever since, crediting hunting and the outdoor experience for providing some of his finest memories to date. Since I began hunting as a youngster and now as a Mossy Oak Pro Staffer I have been lucky enough to meet and hunt with some of the most genuine, friendly people from around the country. I feel extremely fortunate to represent Devastator Game Calls and the quality products they produce.
Kevin still spends the majority of his hunting time in the woods and fields of Maryland's Eastern Shore in pursuit of deer, geese, ducks and turkey. Although it is tough to beat the experience of watching the sun rise from a tree stand, duck blind or goose pit, I would have to say that I enjoy having my son with me on the hunt more than anything. I hope to be able to pass on some of the experiences I had as a boy to him. |
Brian Azevedo
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My name is Brian Azevedo I am 36 years old and I reside in Rancho Murieta, Ca. I have fished all my life but didn't start hunting until I turned 16. Wild Turkeys were my first true love in hunting and that hasn't changed in 20 years. I've hunted turkeys from the west coast to the east coast but it is hard to beat hunting gobblers in the oak studded hills of California near my home.
Hunting Blacktail deer in the steep and rugged hills of California is a close second in my life and I enjoy hunting both with my bow. I have been fortunate enough to take a Pope and Young Blacktail deer and Antelope in my lifetime. I picked up waterfowl hunting last in my career but it already runs deep in my blood. I enjoy hunting the pacific flyway in California and I have hunted many different habitats including the flooded marshes of the Butte Sink, flooded rice fields near Colusa, timbered ponds in the Consumnes River, and the Suisun marsh in the Stockton delta. I even have Pacific Brant under my belt from the Humboldt Bay in northern California.
I am the Chairman for the Placer County Chapter of the NWTF so wildlife conservation and education is near and dear to me. I am married with two small children and I hope to pass the hunting traditions down to them. Children are our hunting future. |
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