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It is my vision to continue the long traditions and support of helping the Hunter Education Volunteer Instructors and Texas Parks & Wildlife Department Hunter Education program.
I became a Hunter Education Instructor in 2009, by way of the Texas Youth Hunting Program (TYHP) where Doug has been a Huntmaster since 2003. As Hunter Education is a prerequisite for TYHP, it was a natural to also lead Hunter Education classes.
Loving Outdoor activities and living on a working ranch – passing on our Hunting Heritage has been a passion of mine since 1991. Helping others to fulfill this goal is why I love working with THEIA. Supporting others across the great state of Texas working with youth and adults to foster Safe Hunting/Shooting and Outdoor activities.
My wife, son, and I live on a small farm in Guadalupe County. We all are active volunteers in our community. I have been a TPWD volunteer in some form or another for over 30 years, with the most recent being a Hunter Education Instructor since 2016, Texas Youth Hunting Program Huntmaster and Hunter Education Area Chief for a year now.