Zach Broadwater grew up in Smyrna, Tennessee, where his love for the outdoors began at an early age. As a young boy, he spent countless mornings and evenings in the woods deer hunting, learning patience, discipline, and a deep respect for the land and wildlife that call Tennessee home. Those early experiences laid the foundation for a lifelong connection to the outdoors.

As he grew older, Zach discovered waterfowl hunting, and it quickly became a true passion. The early mornings in the blind, the sound of wings over the water, and the excitement of working ducks into the decoys turned duck hunting into more than just a pastime—it became a way of life.

When winter fades and spring arrives, Zachary can often be found back in the woods chasing longbeards. Turkey season brings a different kind of challenge and thrill, calling gobblers at daylight and matching wits with wary old toms across the hills and hardwoods of Tennessee.

From deer season in the fall, to waterfowl in the winter, and longbeards in the spring, Zach’s life has always been closely tied to the rhythms of the outdoors. Hunting remains a central part of who he is, keeping him connected to the land, the seasons, and the traditions he grew up with in Middle Tennessee.

Born and raised in Lascassas, Tennessee, Eli Brindley has spent most of his life in the woods with a deep passion for the outdoors. From a young age, hunting and fishing have been a major part of who he is. Eli enjoys hunting turkeys, ducks, deer, doves, and just about anything in between. When he’s not hunting, he loves spending time on the water fishing for bass and crappie. His happiness and peace come from being outside in God’s creation and enjoying the Tennessee outdoors.

Eli’s love for hunting and fishing started at just four years old when his dad first began taking him outdoors. From sitting in a dove field as a young kid to hunting nearly everything Tennessee has to offer, his dad took the time to pass down a passion that meant everything to him. Those early mornings, long days in the woods, and time spent together shaped Eli into the hunter and the man he is today. He credits his father for teaching him not only how to hunt and fish, but also the values and respect that come with it.

For Eli, hunting is about far more than the harvest. It’s about experiencing the beauty of God’s creation, sharing time and fellowship with friends, and even meeting new ones through a shared love for the outdoors. Above all, it’s about having a deep respect for the wildlife and the natural world we are blessed to enjoy.

King Mark Ayers IV was born and raised in Smyrna, Tennessee, where his passion for the outdoors began at a young age. Introduced to hunting by his father, what started as time spent in the woods quickly became a lifelong pursuit and a core part of who he is.

At the age of 17, King lost his father to cancer. While the loss was life-changing, the lessons and memories his father left behind continued to guide him. Hunting became more than just a sport — it became a way to stay connected to his father, to reflect, and to find peace. Sitting high in a tree stand, surrounded by the quiet of the woods, is where he feels closest not only to his dad but also to God.

For King, hunting represents far more than the pursuit of game. It is about tradition, faith, respect for the land, and the bonds formed with the people who share the same passion for the outdoors. The woods are where stories are passed down, friendships are strengthened, and lifelong memories are made.

Today, King continues to pursue his passion for hunting while sharing those experiences with great friends and fellow outdoorsmen. He considers himself truly blessed to spend time in the outdoors doing what he loves most.