One team has officially marked their tag and the pressure is on for the remaining 3 teams! Time is running out and the weather is only getting worse. Will these last 3 teams have what it takes to find a big buck, get in range and shoot? Can either team beat Team Abbott? Watch this video to find out! Athletes are in two-man teams, a spotter and a shooter, and face 3 other teams. None of these teams had ever hunted or set foot in the unit before. They will be hunting the same unit at the same time, facing the same weather, the same routine conditions, the same pressure, all of which will put them on a level playing field. They will be judged based on 3 metrics. The first will be the gross centimeters of antler. We then take the age of the animal, double it, and add it to the gross inches of antler. Finally we make a deduction for the yardage when the animal was taken. 0-300 = no deduction, 301-400 = 10 point deduction, 401-500 = 20 point deduction, 501-600 = 30 point deduction and 601+ = 40 point deduction. All hunters are asked to adhere to and exemplify the highest standards and ethics of sportsmanship while in the field. One of the rules of Hunt Warz is a strict “draw blood rule.” If the hunter draws blood, that is his animal and he must continue hunting that animal for the remainder of the show unless officials determine otherwise. A special thanks to Leupold Optics for sponsoring and equipping all athletes with optics to use on their hunts. Also a big thank you to all the other Hunt Warz sponsors for making this show possible. Each will be listed below with a link. If you would like more information about any of the products in the program, click the link. Team LONESTAR: Mark Griffin and Andrew Cole Team THICK AND THIN: Jim Cooper and Kade Dimick Team INDIANA: Joe Merchant and David Rooks Team ABBOTT: David Abbott and Shanae Abbott Yarbrough SPLAY before it’s too late!
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3 of 3 • UTAH MULE DEER HUNT • LEUPOLD’S HUNTING WAR • KING OF THE CAMP COMPETITION • BUCKS DOWN
