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Pro Staff – How I Got My Start

One of the most interesting questions to ask a pro staff member is “How did you get your start?” And that is exactly what we asked each of our pro staff members. To learn how they got started click their name or image below. Click the arrows to navigate their story.

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“I can’t tell you how many times in the past I’ve wished someone would develop a product just like the Hunter Safety System®. It’s far superior to any other options a hunter has for being comfortable and safe on stand. Wear yours as often as I do mine and you’ll be safe every time you get up a tree.”

FEATURED:
Tom Miranda

From humble beginnings as a school boy trapper, Tom Miranda has taken his love of the outdoors and turned it into the career of a lifetime.

Running trap lines near his home town of suburban Columbus, Ohio… Tom Learned the ways of the wilds. Catching muskrats, mink and raccoon…Tom learned to love nature in these early years, to respect it and cherish it.

After high school, when many graduates went off to college, Tom was off to the wilds of Michigan’s Upper peninsula……. to build his own log cabin and launch his professional trapping career. Questioning parents and confused friends maybe didn’t understand, but Tom Miranda knew that his life pursuit was found along the streams and in the wild places.

Rambling around the snowy northern woods, Tom learned to catch fox and coyote, beaver and otter….. Bobcats and bears… furthering his wilderness education.

Several years later, Tom found himself in South Dakota, working as a government trapper and hunter.. Mastering the art of trapping and honing his skills.
These bold steps have since led to authoring 5 books, over 60 how to trapping and hunting videos and eventually the chance to host his own adventure show.

In 1992, Tom became the Adventurous Saturday morning bowhunter on ESPN.
The “Outdoor Adventure Magazine” TV series took Tom around the globe on exciting expeditions, and his viewers followed. Hunting whitetails one week, ducks the next…Tom added his own twist of adventure to each show by adding some adrenaline excitement. Bungy jumping, skydiving, top gun school..
If it was exciting and dangerous… Tom Miranda was doing it.

Outdoor Adventure Magazine was a hit and ran for 7 seasons on ESPN as one of the most watched outdoor series on the network.. In his 8th year Tom changed the show’s title to “Advantage Adventures” and began to do Adventure bow hunts around the globe.

Now with 17 years on ESPN, Tom Miranda is a recognized outdoor celebrity. He currently produces 3 separate shows on ESPN and continues to travel the world to promote hunting ethics, and adventure..

For more on Tom Miranda visit www.tommiranda.com