The Advent by HunterVids

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At the National Wild Turkey Federation Convention back in Februaury, I had the opportunity to meet Todd Roark, the CEO of HunterVids.com. We struck up a conversation based on the fact that I was wearing a KUIU shirt, and KUIU is the official sponsor of Todd's site. That conversation led to an opportunity for me to work with HunterVids writing some web content, but this post is more about the website itself than that.

HunterVids is an online destination for  a huge collection of high quality hunting films. Some of these films are available elsewhere on the internet, but many are created specifically for the HunterVids network, and all of the films showcased are top-notch. They're all sorted by categories, so depending on what type of film you're looking for, you can find a bunch of them based on the species or geographic region you are interested in. 

In addition to the collection of films available on the site, HunterVids has also created the very first online hunting film festival called the Advent. These exclusive films are available On Demand through HunterVids.com for $10. The films vary widely in content and scope, and feature hunts for several different species over several continents. It is truly worth your time and money to watch these films if you enjoy and appreciate quality hunting productions by talented people.

To sweeten the deal, HunterVids is giving away some awesome prize packages, and you're eligible to win them just for signing up to watch the films. For example, here is the list of items that will be given away this November:

KUIU T-Shirt & Hat
KUIU Merino Base Layer
KUIU Super Down Jacket
Wilderness Athlete Performance Pack
Maven T-Shirt & Hat
Maven Vacuum Bottle
Maven Binoculars
Girls With Guns Hat
GWG 1 pk Shooting Targets
GWG $30 Gift Card
Xpedition Archery T-Shirt & Hat
Ripcord X-Factor arrow rest
NWTF One Year Membership
NWTF Bass Pro Shops Promo Card
DeLorme Earthmate Hunt App

As you can see, that's an impressive gear list and you get an opportunity to win by signing up to rent the Advent and watching it. It's pretty hard to pass that up.

Again, this is all available at HunterVids.com.

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