A: That's a tough question to answer, being in the right place at the right time helps a lot, but the best answer is to make as many contacts in the industry as you can.  Video as much as possible, learn how to film and edit video on a professional level, write outdoor articles, work with companies to be on the "staff" and be ready to dedicate a ton of time and in many cases money to have a chance.  It's a tough ride to get a grip in the industry, you have to be entertaining, unique, and work well with the companies that help you do what you do.  Remember the saying, "If it were easy, everyone would do it."  Those words really ring true.  We are blessed to be where we are and we have busted our tails to get here.

Q: How do I become a part of the Backwoods Life staff or work with the crew?

A: Our staff members are basically hand selected over time.  Many of them are people we have known for years, or have built relationships with while filming for the show.  Feel free to drop us a line on the Contact Us page if you are an aspiring cameraman or woman, we are always looking for good freelance filmologists (as we call them).

Q: Can I go on a hunt with the Backwoods Life guys?

A: We wish we could hunt with everyone that wants to go with us, but we pretty much are doing good to keep up with our schedule for just us and the crew.  We do have a limited amount of hunts available on our private Backwoods Life Plantation here in south Georgia each year.  If you are interested in one of these hunts use the Contact Us page and drop us a line.

Q: How do I get a product to the guys or possibly become a partner of the Backwoods Life TV show or radio show?

A: Please send all correspondences to our Marketing & Advertising Director, Steve Nichols, at PO Box 351 Hahira, GA  31632 or email Steve at steve@backwoodslife.com and he'll be glad to contact you.