Win a Dream Archery Bear Hunt with Tom Nelson
Thursday, October 1st, 2009 at 1:56 pmTags: Archery NewsBear HuntingBow HuntingBowhuntersContestDead Down WindHunting News
Win a Dream Archery Bear Hunt with Tom Nelson
Dead Down Wind is giving one lucky hunter the chance to win a trip with Tom!
Dead Down Wind
Pleasant Valley, MO – -(AmmoLand.com)-Dead Down Wind®, an industry leader in scent prevention, announced that one lucky bowhunter will get the opportunity to participate in an archery-only bear hunt with television personality and host of Dead Down Wind American Archer, Tom Nelson.
“This is a great chance for any avid hunter to experience the thrill of hunting Canadian bear with a bow and one of the best Canadian outfitters, Rob Nye” commented Tom.
To register go to www.deaddownwind.com. No purchase is necessary but contestants must be eligible for international Canadian travel. This includes a passport and no felonies (DUI included). The non-negotiable dates for this trip-of-a-lifetime are June 15th through the 22nd, 2010.
This is truly a trip of the lifetime!”. Stated Gary Reed of Dead Down Wind. “Most archers have never had the chance to bear hunt or hunt outside the US. Rob Nye, and Tom have hunted together for years. One of the reasons Tom selected this particular hunt and outfitter is the extremely high success rate with an excellent chance of arrowing a Pope and Young bear. Whoever wins will be in great hands with Tom and Rob.”
The hunt will be hosted by Tom Nelson of American Archer, and Rob Nye from Rob Nye Wilderness Adventures (http://bowsite.com/robnye/). The first flight will go to Saskatoon and from there Tom and the winner will fly to Stony Rapids, Saskatchewan. To register or for complete details visit www.deaddownwind.com and click on the Register To Win graphic with Tom Nelson’s photo.
About Dead Down Wind:
Dead Down Wind is a premium supplier of quality scent prevention products designed to help outdoor enthusiasts become more successful in the field. Dead Down Wind revolutionized the scent elimination industry through the development of a bio-engineered process known as ESPTM (Enzyme Scent Protection). Through this process a strand of enzymes is created that targets human bacteria – the source of human odor. Without intervention your body produces bacteria that create human odor. Unlike cover sprays that can only attempt to mask these odors, or carbon clothing that only attempts to contain it., the enzymes in Dead Down Wind® actually PREVENT odor-causing bacteria from forming – allowing you to maintain a zero scent environment.
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would love to win this hunt. never been on a guided hunt,located in the panhandle of texas but have yet to shoot a deer where i live,have shot 3 deer in my life all in nebraska.I’m 39yr old and would love to win. Thank you David Weber
I am now 52 years young and presently live in Alaska. I’ve heard somewhat about this guy named” Nelson “. I think he used to stomp around a place called River Park Farms. I have heard that he loved to fish at the old subdivision pond and hunt squirrels in the nearby woods. Also, I have heard that he was hired on at a place called Anderson Archery in Grand Ledge, Michigan were he became their “BEST SALESPERSON” His love for the outdoors is well understood. I myself loved that place called “River Park Farms”. It also let me be the person that I am today. The love for the outdoors and the love for hunting is to some people only a dream but to me that special place on East Melody Lane brought out the best of two little kids. It would be a “honor” to win this hunt and be once again side by side to this guy named “NELSON” !!!!!!!
Hi There Mr. Nelson. It’s a pleasure watching you on T.V. and knowing that you have done good for yourself. Go class of “75″
I HAVE SHOT A LOT OF DEER IN MY TIME,IN A LOT OF DIFFERENT STATES ,BUT I HAVE NEVER SEEN A LIVE BAER IN THE WILD. IT WOULD BESO COOL WITH A GUY NAMED NELSON HUNTING WITH A GUY NAMED NELSON.
I have never been on any hunts anywhere at all i always dreamed of going on a hunt but i have 4 kids and they always come first.If i dont win a hunt i will not be abule to go on one for about 15 years im sure of it.I hunt in my home state of Huntingdon PA it is my true passion i hunt just about everything and i love it.”I WILL BE HUNTING TO THE DAY I PASS AWAY.” THANK YOU Roger.Bingaman
Mr. Nelson I am a 58 year young man who has devoted my life raising my two boys alone. Teaching them about hunting and fishing in the great outdoors. Now its my time I took early retirement to enjoy my life but having raised my boys alone theres not left money left for retirement therefor I won’t be able to afford a hunt like this for a long time. I would be honored to hunt with you.
Being a police officer going on a pay bear hunting trip with my bow seems to be out of reach . It would be a honor to beable to go on a bear hunting trip with you.
Please enter me in The dead down wind contest as shown on tom’s show on Jan. 31.2010 Thank you and Tom for a great program.. I enjoy his style.. PHIL POLIZZO
Dear Mr.Nelson,
Although I would love to win this hunt for myself, I can think of no one that I would rather give this hunt to then my father. As a husband of 43 years, and a father of nine, he has devoted much of his life to his family. When my father was in good health he taught his three sons the thrill of hunting whitetails in Pennsylvania. Sometime ago my father was dignosed with dibilatating disease called diabeties which has robbed him of his staminia and strength, And I thought that with your help we could give him one last hunt of a lifetime while he can still get around (with a help of a cane), draw his bow and climb a treestand. My father had give his better (healthier) years to his sons , teaching them they ways of the wild and now that he has little stamina he is not able to get around the woods with his sons as he would like to. So to show our appreciation we would like to give something back to him that we could never afford a hunt of a lifetime. Please consider carefully and thank you Brandon
I HAVE NEVER BEEN ON A HUNT OUTSIDE OF INDIANA.I DID HUNT WITH A BUDDY THAT LIVES IN IOWA. I TOOK A COUPLE OF NICE BUCKS THERE.BUT NEVER A GUIDED HUNT.I’M 64 YEARS OLD AND LOVE TO BOW HUNT.REALLY ENJOYED SEEING THAT BEAR CLIMB UP TO YOUR STAND,I THINK MY HEART WOULD JUST ABOUT BURST OUT IF THAT WOULD HAPPEN TO ME.REAL COOL MAN.THANKS FOR THE CHANCE TO WIN A DREAM HUNT.CHUCK
Dear Mr. Nelson
I am a 66 year old wife of a wonderful man who has helped and support me through the past three years of various illnesses. In Nov, 2006, I was diagnosed with breast cancer and had surgery in
Dec of 2007 and January, 2008, since then I have been cancer free after receiving radiation treatments after the surgeries. In October,2008, I was cleaning our boat before storing it for the winter, when I leaned over the side of the boat to put the bucket of water close to the ground when I lost my balance and dove into the driveway, breaking C-2 in my neck, which is normally fatal. I was rushed to our local hospital and then transported by Flight for Life to Froedert Hospital in Milwaukee where a team of 20 doctors were awaiting me. They told me they really didn’t expect me to arrive alive, as C-2 breaks are almost always fatal. After numerous xrays, I was told that surgery would be impossible as it would certainly be fatal and I was fitted with a brace from my waist, behind my head and under my chin that held me head from moving.
I lived in that brace 24/7 for over 3 months. During that time, I was unable to do normal household activities, cook meals, do laundry, etc. and my husband did those chores as well as gave me support and love. The brace was removed at the end of January, 2009. A week later while I was stepping up one step from our garage into the house, something snapped in my left leg. Our doctor said it was a torn hamstring and sent me for physical therapy, 3 months later, it was still very painful and my leg and knee very swollen, I went to a orthopedic surgeon and she said it wasn’t a hamstring injury but torn miniscus in my left knee and would require surgery.
In April, 2009, the surgery was performed and I had torn 3 miniscus and they were repaired. After the surgery I went for physical therapy weekly, but the pain continued and I still wasn’t able to walk with a limp. When I again saw the surgeon, she said I would need another MRI as she could see that something was still wrong with my knee. After the MRI, I was advised that part of my bone in my knee had died and blood was not going through it to my lower leg, and that was why my leg was swollen and painful. In August, she performed a 2nd surgery, drilling holes in the bone so the blood could flow again, and finding a 4th torn miniscus, a fracture and cyst. Months later, I was still in pain constantly and after seeing her again, she suggested that I have a total knee replacement and she suggested a surgeon to do the surgery. On February 2, 2010, I had the total knee replacement and am now
having Physical Therapy and working on getting strength and building the muscles.
Throughout the past 3 years, my husband took care of me and helped with tasks he had not done during our marriage. Washing clothes, cooking, cleaning, etc. as well as giving me strength, love and lots of care. I would like to reward him with this archery hunt because of his love and devotion for me. Please consider him for
the hunt, as he truly deserves it for the many hunts he has missed during the past 3 years.
Thanks for the opportunity of winning this Dream Hunt
Carol