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Montana
Chloe Nostrant is a photographer, writer, and fly fishing guide from Livingston, Montana. She grew up bird hunting in Montana with her dad. After a few years of doing nothing but skiing, she came back to the upland fields she was raised in and dove back into upland hunting. She has a young Gordon Setter, Hiatt, and an old Griffon, Shep. When she isn’t trying to keep up with her dogs in the field– she’s trying to find some tarpon in Florida Keys or stay in the saddle, both on horseback and on motorcycles.
Utah
Deb Hinton is an adult-onset hunter introduced to the pursuit of game by her then-boyfriend shortly after graduating high school. While not raised around hunting, she quickly embraced the tranquility and sense of accomplishment that comes with a hard day afield. You’re as likely to find her roaming around Idaho and Utah with a shotgun or rifle as you are to meet her with a backpack on a backcountry hike with a fly-rod in tow. Since being introduced, her passion for the outdoors has grown intense. What started as a casual way to spend more quality time with her now husband has allowed her to pursue many different types of games in multiple states with a diverse pool of individuals. From the big woods of northern Minnesota chasing whitetails and ruffed grouse to the roosters and sharptails of the Midwest or the mule deer, elk, and upland of the intermountain west, her repertoire grows yearly. She’d hate for you to call her an expert, but her knowledge about hunting, firearms, and ammunition have more than once left a mansplainer with a gaping jaw. She’s usually joined on her treks by her Labrador Avery and Drahthaar Jäger while occasionally letting her husband tag along.
South Dakota
Tina Dokken has been hunting for close to 2 decades. Her passion for the sport of hunting began with her labrador
retriever.
Tina Dokken is a Wisconsin native and collegiate golfer, married to Tom Dokken, the professional dog trainer. He
introduced her to Waterfowl and Upland game hunting, and Tina embraced it fully, never looking back.
Tina has harvested many Pheasants and Ducks all over the Mid-West and overseas. From Minnesota, South
Dakota, Iowa, Montana, Kansas, and Argentina. She continues to refine the art of hunting and inspires other women to get out in the duck blinds or the pheasant fields. While finding personal success in the Upland and
Outdoors has been rewarding, and they continue to have a passion for passing this love on to the next generation of
children and women.
Teaching and educating hunters remains a priority for Tina. She has shared many hunting techniques and
successes in various platforms
