James L. Cummins, a certified fisheries and wildlife biologist by training, is executive director of Wildlife Mississippi. His professional interests include developing and maintaining private, voluntary, incentive, tax, and market-based solutions to environmental problems, especially as they relate to southern forests. He conceived the Wildlife Habitat Incentives Program and the Healthy Forests Reserve Program. He assisted in …
Representing the fifth generation in his family’s wholesale distribution companies, Tripper Dickson currently leads Sports South as President and CEO. The distribution businesses focused in the pharmaceutical and shooting sports industries have been rooted in Shreveport, Louisiana and operated by the family since 1841. At Sports South, the country’s leading shooting sports wholesale distributor, Tripper …
Chris Dorsey is founding partner of Denver-based Dorsey Pictures, a leading producer of lifestyle television with more than 20 series and specials in production for a wide range of networks including, History Channel, Discovery, National Geographic, HGTV, DIY, GAC, Travel Channel, and Outdoor Channel. He’s also helped launch more than 45 outdoor television series–more than …
Peder von Harten is a leading voice for business strategy and marketing across a variety of industries including land, cattle, travel, retail, and hospitality. He has been featured in both Forbes Magazine and Sporting Classics for his work in hunting, land management, ranching, and entrepreneurship while also starting Piper Ranch Media, a branding and marketing …
Jason grew up in Grand Island, Nebraska, and as a teenager, he worked for the family business as an apprentice in the Hornady Manufacturing ballistics lab. Jason went on to college at the University of Wyoming, where he obtained his Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration in 1992. After graduation from college, Jason worked as a …
Rebecca Humphries started her career in wildlife as an employee of the US Fish and Wildlife Service. She quickly realized that State wildlife management suited her better and in 1978, she joined the Michigan Department of Natural Resources. Her 32 year career with the agency was a progression of field biologist positions to Wildlife Division …
A native of Fort Bragg, California, Mr. Luoma received his bachelor’s degree in Forestry from Humboldt State University in 1986 and has been a Registered Professional Forester in California since 1990. Prior to joining The Westervelt Company, Mr. Luoma held multiple positions over a 29- year career with Louisiana-Pacific Corporation ranging from forestry and procurement …
Brandon Maddox founded Silencer Central in 2005, where he is currently CEO. Silencer Central, headquartered in Sioux Falls, SD, is the largest firearms silencer dealer in America with locations in the forty-two states where silencers are lawful. After attending undergraduate and pharmacy school at the University of North Carolina – Chapel Hill, Brandon obtained and …
Corey Mason is the Chief Operating Officer and Executive VP of Conservation for the Wild Sheep Foundation. He works extensively with state, federal and international management authorities, policy makers, and like-minded organizations to support conservation and sustainable use of our natural resources. Prior to the Wild Sheep Foundation, Corey served as CEO of Dallas Safari …
“Wally” McLallen is an avid sportsman and outdoorsman and is the founder and a Managing Director of Meritage Capital Advisors, a financial advisory boutique engaged in corporate finance, private equity origination and asset management. He has been an investor and member of the Board of Directors of The Freedom Group, the largest firearm and ammunition …
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