Podcast appearances and mentions of jessica taylor byers

This week we are joined by Jessica Taylor Byers from Follow Her Arrow.  Whether you are following her Blog, Videos, or her Instagram account, it's obvious that Jessica is the real deal with a passion of the outdoors & archery hunting specifically.  Listen in as the crew talk with her about her recent antelope hunt and all the things she's got planned for the near future.  Check it out... For more Sonic Campfires go to https://rutandriverpursuits.com/ Instagram:  followherarrow Brought to you by Quest Hunt Co.  Join in the world's largest whitetail hunting tournament.  Find out how & see all the great reasons to sign-up by visting https://questhuntco.com/.  

In this episode, I get to talk with Jessica Taylor Byers of Follow Her Arrow (www.followherarrow.com). Jessica is an awesome person who is using her love of archery and hunting to spread the word of this great pastime to women and children. Jessica has a great website and you can follow her adventures from her website and her social media channels: Instagram - @followherarrow Facebook – facebook.com/followherarrow Twitter - @followherarrow YouTube – youtube.com/followherarrow She has two hunting movies done so far, one is Marrow and the other is Grounded. Both are on her Youtube channel and well worth the time to watch. Enjoy the episode and feel free to reach out to Jessica in any method that works best for you.

Braxton is the founder of the brand "Follow His Arrow." He and his wife Jessica Taylor Byers join to form a true central Texas power couple. In this episode we discuss Texas hunting, harvesting a 10+ year old buck and the state of hunting in social media age. Enjoy! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thehuntersadvantage/support

Jessica and I discussed her founding of followherarrow.com and what it means to her to inspire women and younger generations to pick up a bow and arrow and live fearlessly. Jessica is an Under Armour hunt sponsored athlete, writer and vlogger that enjoys every moment spent in the outdoors with her bow and arrow. Throughout this episode she shares her unique perspective on conservation, making it in the outdoor industry and following her dreams! Enjoy. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thehuntersadvantage/support

Alright folks. We're back from another crazy hunting season. We've had an action packed couple of months and it's time to talk to the folks that were out there making it happen while we were off doing our thing. We are super excited and fortunate to bring you our first return guest. We promised to talk with Jessica after her backcountry elk archery hunt and thanks to her making time for us we did just that. Jessica has just recently returned from one of the biggest hunts of her life so far. There aren't too many hunters out there that could do 3 weeks in the backcountry like her and Wayne did. Her dedication and commitment is unsurpassed and the emotion is undeniable. Follow her Instagram, website, Twitter and YouTube. Search for followherarrow on you are bound to find her. Thanks again for listening and don't forget to subscribe to the show. You can contact us on Instagram @makeithappenoutdoors and by email @ mihoutdoors18@gmail.com

Living Country in the City sits down with Jessica Taylor Byers of FollowHerArrow, after a week of hog hunting, to recap the week and talk about what makes hog hunting perfect newbies, thinking you're about to be eaten bycoyotes, the excitement of releasing on your first animal and the heartbreak of losing it, my scientific process of selecting a blind, bouncing back from missed shots and failed stalks and the lessons learned from the trip. See the show notes page at livingcountryinthecity.com/61. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jessica Taylor-Byers is relatively new to the sport of bowhunting. Through her website and videos she's documenting the transition into the world of stick and string hunting. Jessica has great advice on choosing the right bow and archery gear.

Join us as we talk to the lovely and talented Jessica Byers from Follow Her Arrow.

As part of our Women Who Hunt Series, Jessica Taylor Byers from Followherarrow joins the guys to discuss her hunting life style. Jessica has traveled many miles to enjoy the hunting lifestyle and has had the ability to hunt some great animals. Her story of learning to hunt is very inspirational and amazing to listen to. Check it out.

Jessica Taylor Byers of Follow Her Arrow joins Sam on Living Country in the City to talk about being a role model to other women in a male dominated industry, transparency in her presentation of herself as a hunter, meeting strangers from the Internet, Cam Hanes being good at everything and the excitement of filling tags on her first bear hunt. See more on the show notes page at livingcountry.com/19. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This was my third time attending the Dallas Safari Club show. The show ran from January 5th – 8th. I decided I would attend on Thursday and Friday to avoid the huge weekend crowds. From the moment that I went into the convention hall, you are overwhelmed. The only way I can explain it to those that have not been is like letting a 5 year old loose in Toys R’ US. That look of joy on the kids face is what I must have looked like. I am on a scooter at this show since I can’t walk very well. Let me tell you, it is a great way to see the show. I had several things in mind I wanted to see and people I wanted to catch up with and/or meet. I encountered the DSC clothing booth, so I had to get my Limited Edition hat before moving on. Once that was done, I could focus on the show. Making my way through the show, the first booth I came across was the Hornady Booth. This is my preferred brand of ammo to use and I have always had good luck with it. I was able to discuss their dangerous game ammo for my Ruger .375 and see some examples. I also had a chance to review the various personal safe options that Hornady had on display. Next came the booths I was really there to see, the outfitters and taxidermy booths. I came across a number of really cool hunting options. I personally have my eyes on a Mule Deer, Antelope, and Black Bear Hunt. I was also looking at Turkey Hunts, with a long-term goal of taking the five species of Turkey in one year (I might as well dream big). I stopped at a number of booths over the two days I was there, including: Double Diamond Outfitters with Wes Mundy John Sharp Safaris with John Sharp Bearpaw Outfitting and spoke with Cody David Mathews Outfitters with David Mathews King Ranch and was given Oscar Cortez’s information to contact for hunting Ganglers Lodge – Ken Gangler was there, but they were real busy and I didn’t get to stop Erwins Outdoors and spoke with Erwins Ronquillo Two Hats Ranch with Colby Bettis Calitz Safaris with Johan Calitz One thing about the Dallas Safari Club Show, is that the professional TV hunters and personalities are always there. This year was no exception and I had time to visit with a number of really nice people: Johan Calitz – Blake Barnett – DSC’s Trailing the Hunters Moon Keith Warren – The Highroad with Keith Warren Jim Shockey – various shows Ivan Carter – Tracks Across Africa Jim West – Wild West Guns Craig Boddington – Various Shows Dan Catlin – Trijicon World of Outdoors and The Experience Jason Price – The Experience As with past shows, the taxidermy work on display was incredible. I stopped to visit with two different taxidermy groups: The Wildlife Gallery – Probably the largest taxidermy studio in the United States. I finally got to catch up with Dan and Charlotte Catlin. Two amazingly nice people and fantastic taxidermists. Rhodes Brother’s Taxidermy and Meat Processing – In Kerrville. I have used Gary Broach, for a lot of my mounts and meat processing. Gary has a great business and some great taxidermist’s that work for him. I also had the chance to meet some other neat vendors of outdoor products: Nature Blinds – Tim Thomason founder and Hannah Faust National Sales Director. Tim creates one of the coolest blinds, it looks like a tree trunk and gives you a unique way to conceal yourself. SmokinTex – M.A. “Diz” Dizdar Vice President. This was a cool smoker, something I have been kind of in the market for. Very cool product. And last but not least, I meet Jessica Taylor Byers of followherarrow.com. Very cool lady, who is building up a social media following as she hunts. Overall, it was another great show. While I didn’t get to see the entire show, for me it was a total success and please attend this or a local show with your family and get involved outdoors.

Braxton Byers How to create a YouTube Hunting Channel Welcome to another edition of Whitetail Rendezvous. We’re heading back down to Texas today and we’re going to talk to Braxton Byers. Braxton, also known as FollowHisArrow, is the husband of Jessica Taylor Byers who calls herself FollowHerArrow. Braxton Byers How to create a YouTube Hunting…

Braxton Byers How to create a YouTube Hunting Channel Welcome to another edition of Whitetail Rendezvous. We’re heading back down to Texas today and we’re going to talk to Braxton Byers. Braxton, also known as FollowHisArrow, is the husband of Jessica Taylor Byers who calls herself FollowHerArrow. Braxton Byers How to create a YouTube Hunting…

Jessica Taylor Byers How to Hunt like a Woman Welcome to another exciting episode of Whitetail Rendezvous. This is your host, Bruce Hutcheon. And why is it exciting? Jessica Taylor Byers How to Hunt like a Woman. Well, we’re going to visit with Jessica Taylor Byers, also known as Follow Her Arrow, central Texas-born baby, […]

Jessica Taylor Byers How to Hunt like a Woman Welcome to another exciting episode of Whitetail Rendezvous. This is your host, Bruce Hutcheon. And why is it exciting? Jessica Taylor Byers How to Hunt like a Woman. Well, we’re going to visit with Jessica Taylor Byers, also known as Follow Her Arrow, central Texas-born baby, raised…