Join Cam Brownson, Executive Producer and Host of the weekly OFAH "Angler and Hunter Television" series, as he shares hunting tips that can make anyone’s next hunt experience a much more successful and enjoyable one, no matter what the species. “Hunting in Ontario is a fascinating outdoor adventure and it's great to see such wide-spread participation in the annual deer, turkey and bird hunts," Cam says. 

Patience, preparation and strategy are Cam's three keys to a successful hunt and he will share his tips and tactics on a wide variety of topics. From preseason site selection including food sources, to feeding habits, cruising radius and understanding their biology, Brownson’s vast knowledge of species behavior will only help to give you the edge and make your hunt both successful and enjoyable. Approach techniques, calling strategies, equipment selection and pre-prepping for the perfect shot are a few of the topics that Cam will cover off through his informative seminar. 

Alex 'Moose Man' Gouthro, is a well-known educator, outdoor writer, videographer, and video producer from Thunder Bay, Ontario.

For the past 18 years or so, aside from writing articles, Alex has specialized in outdoor audio and DVD video instructional productions related to moose hunting & moose calling. His six-hour instructional program, ‘The Gouthro’s Moose Madness Series On Moose Hunting & Calling’, is now well-known to thousands of hunters; and, his latest production, the ‘Award Winning’ two-hour instructional DVD called the ‘Gouthro’s Moose Madness ‘Quick-Fix’ for The Hunter’, was released in December, 2008. When not in the woods filming Alex is kept busy doing the writing, editing, and DVD authoring for his video productions - all done from his home in Thunder Bay. Full information on these productions can be found at his www.gouthrosmoosemadness.com web site.

Always a promoter of hunting education, Alex was an Ontario Hunter Education Instructor for over 20 years and is now an International Bowhunter Education Master Instructor, training new instructors throughout the Northwestern Ontario region.

Finally, Alex thoroughly enjoys working with people, and shares his passion for hunting and other related topics through seminar delivery. These seminars, where appropriate, are backed by action-packed video so that the audience gets to see what is being talked about. The audience always learns!

Emad Hazboun is a passionate Bowhunter and has pursed the whitetail deer for close to 15 years. This passion for Whitetail deer led him into field studies of their behavior to increase hunter success. He started studying deer behavior in 2001, and implemented a three year study on Scrapes and Rubs to help hunters fine tune their techniques, the most current in Ontario.

Emad puts on deer hunting seminars on various topics, such as scouting, stand placement, stalking,deer vision, deer communication, deer habitat, movements, and rut behavior, and has used his experience and knowledge to provide "must know" educational seminars for new deer hunters.

He has implemented micro deer management programs on private properties.  Emad has been an Ontario Hunter Education Course Instructor since 2001, a Canadian Firearms Safety Course Instructor since 1999, a Bowhunter Education Course Instructor since 2003, and is a member of the OFAH and QDMA Canada.

Bear Kelly has been hunting since he was just about able to walk, or so he would have you believe. Bear grew up in a true outdoors family. His father taught him everything he knows today. The most important lessons Bear’s father bestowed upon him was his honesty, integrity and work ethic. Bear is a very dedicated and hard working person who treasures his family. He has actively hunted big and small game and has taken hundreds of animals with the bow, long arm, hand gun and muzzleloader. His true passion lies with his Quest bow. He loves to be able to look into his animal’s eyes – “to become one with his prey” at that moment of truth when he releases that arrow taking the animal as humanely as possible. Bear is a spiritual individual who demands precision. He demands it of himself and expects it of others.

Bear is the proud father of four children Sara, Joe, Zachery and Travis. Bear and his wife Ann have taught their children as Bear had been taught by his father to be hard working, respectful and honest in all aspects of life. Bear was there when Sara arrowed her first wild hog. This was Sara’s first kill and as she was taught by her father it was a perfectly executed shot. Bear was there to help guide his son Joe through his award as Eagle Scout in the Boys Scouts. Joe was able to successfully complete this task because of the values he had been taught and the character that he had developed with the assistance of his father.

Bear is well known throughout the hunting world and can be found in the off season conducting seminars and instructing classes. He is also a renowned trapper which comes into play during deer season and reducing his scent to be a more effective hunter. As a trapper and an archery hunter, Bear has learned that proper scent elimination is the most important element to be successful. “Setting the trap requires patience, scent control and proper lure presentation. You need to create a picture for your prey. A tasty morsel and no humane presence create a picture to a hungry coyote.” Bear stresses that it is just as important to be scent free on the way to your “trap” as it is while at the actual trap site. It does not matter if your trap is a leg hold or an ambush site 15 feet in a tree stand – proper scent control equals success.

Bear, and his best friend and fellow Pro-Staffer Jack Coad, specialize in introducing kids and women to all aspects of the outdoor world. Bear believes this is crucial to our future as hunters and that kids and women are the next frontier. Bear’s greatest fear is that hunters become discriminatory amongst themselves which could lead to the steady erosion of our hunting rights and privileges. We as hunters, regardless of the legal hunting implement of choice, must stick together to protect our heritage. “United we stand, divided we fall” is one of Bear’s favorite quotes.
 

Being an avid hunter and fisherman his whole life led Bob to a 35-year career with the New York State Environmental Conservation Department, working in and managing many conservation programs. The reintroduction of wild turkey in New York State led to the eventual reward of being able to hunt them. The drive to consistently call in turkeys resulted in working with long time friend Dick Kirby to start Quaker Boy Game Call Company, whose mission statement is to build the most realistic and easiest to use game calls possible. Marketing Quaker Boy calls all across North America has initiated opportunities to hunt from coast to coast and most places in between. Bob will share tips garnered from all those experiences, old trapping days and specifically how to become a better predator caller.