Originally hailing from Bushkill, Pennsylvania, Chad now resides in Central Florida. With a blend of youth and experience, he brings a vast understanding of the old school ways, combined with in-depth knowledge of the cutting edge, modern era. Hunting since the early 1990’s, he has experience hunting in many states for an assortment of game. His favorite animals to hunt are the wild turkey, waterfowl, upland and deer. His passion for the outdoors is truly great, as when he is not hunting he is tuning bows, arrows, shotguns, or rifles, getting ready for the next adventure. Chad is an expert at setting up high performance shotguns for hunting and spends countless hours on the range patterning those shotguns to find the optimum choke and load combinations to help the shooter be as successful as possible. He only represents companies that make the best product, stand behind it, and have exceptional customer service , which is exactly why he is proud to be a part of the Quaker Boy family. Chad is an accomplished 3D tournament archer, as well as NWTF calling contest Champion. Chad is a popular guest at outdoor events and shows, where he greatly enjoys sharing the passion for the outdoors with seminars, and spending time with people from those just starting out, to veterans looking for advanced tactics and techniques. Having a wife and daughter that hunt has helped him understand how to address the unique needs of women and children to help them be successful. Chad invites you to look us up on social media via Quaker Boy ‘s Facebook and Instagram pages.

Joe Judd, who hails from Massachusetts, first stepped into the offices of Quaker Boy Game Calls back in 1988 and has now been a dedicated Pro-Staff member with the company for almost thirty-five-years. Joe, approaching the 50-year barrier in his hunting career, has pursued everything from Maine Moose to Alabama Mallards but is best known as an “over the edge” wild turkey hunter in New England and beyond, now having hunted wild turkeys in 23 different states since he first started turkey hunting in 1979. Joe is also an avid bowhunter for whitetail deer and enjoys chasing New England Brush Wolf in the late winter months. An outdoor writer, and seminar speaker throughout the Northeast, his outdoors column, On the Ridge, appears in multiple publications and has been read throughout New England for over 3 decades. And his first book, “On the Ridge: Stories of a New England Hunter’, is now in its third publication. A much sought-after seminar speaker, Joe enjoys sharing his knowledge and skills with others. In January of 2019 Joe was inducted into the New England Turkey Hunting Hall of Fame. He is currently a regional Pro with Bass Pro Shops/Cabela’s, is a 2-time past Massachusetts NWTF State Chapter President and was awarded the NWTF Roger Latham Award in 2013.

Avid archery & firearm hunter since 1966 hunting traditional archery to current compound bow hunting, and rifle and shotgun. Charter Member of the Ducks Unlimited Snow Goose Chapter Kenai Alaska. Outfitted for Alaskan Moose in mid-eighties with horses, canoes and plain packing in on foot. Became an Oregon Master Hunter in 1996 and a volunteer member of the National Wild Turkey Federation (NWTF). A decade later becoming the NWTF Regional Director in Washington and Oregon. Member of RMEF, NWTF, DU, Wildlife Forever and NAHC.

I aggressively seek Elk by means of Mountain Biking into the wilderness on limited access roads to motorized vehicles in Oregon’s early Archery season. Very obsessed with spring and fall turkey hunting, duck and goose hunting and finally late season archery blacktail deer hunting. I have made my own wing bone turkey calls for the silent auctions at the NWTF Super Fund Banquets using one occasionally to call a Gobbler to the arrow.

During non-hunting seasons I get into archery 3D competitions and fishing for Halibut, Sturgeon, Salmon, Steelhead and Trout. I also enjoy doing Quaker Boy Game Calls seminars to reach out to other hunters on techniques and other important details to be a successful hunter.

I live with my wife Peggy of many years on our five plus acre mini farm in the country. We have horses, sheep, dogs, and chickens. Occasionally we might have a llama and a cat. Getting our pontoon boat that we use in the large reservoir two miles from our house on the hot summer days and for watching the Fourth of July fireworks they have at the local Yacht Club.

Larry grew up on a farm in southern Ontario. Like any young farm boy at that time he learned to shoot by hunting ground hogs. As a teenager, Larry spent a lot of time with friends and family hunting whitetail deer, waterfowl and rabbits. Upon graduating from the University of Toronto in Forestry in 1973 Larry spent 35 years in various locations in Northern Ontario and Northern Alberta. Hunting continued to be a constant but the quarry changed a little to include moose. Whitetail and waterfowl were still pursued when time permitted. Getting married, raising a family (boy and girl) and making a career in forest management all cut into precious hunting time. With the successful re-introduction of wild turkeys into Ontario Larry took up hunting the big birds about 1996. Wild turkey, moose and whitetail, in that order are the quarry of choice now. Although opportunities to pursue other species are rarely passed up. Now officially retired in Echo Bay, Ontario (Sault Ste. Marie area) Larry has more time to pursue his favorite game species in more locations with many of those special friends and family members.

*Wild Turkey Tip* When hunting wild turkeys we quite often hunt in pairs. When setting up, one partner will be set up in front with decoys and be prepared to shoot, while the other partner will go behind the shooter about 10 to 20 yards and call. We make sure that we are well-concealed but in each other’s line of sight and establish hand signals to communicate if there are birds coming and whether to continue calling. This has proven to be a very effective technique to fool the wary Tom turkey.

My earliest memories are of hunting camp in Pope County Illinois, seeing everyone with their deer and living vicariously through them. My dad always seemed to get the biggest buck every year. Once I was old enough to go there was no holding me back. Whether it was the annual long weekend before Thanksgiving, or as soon as classes got out I’d be chasing whitetail. It’s an obsession and tradition that was passed down to me, and I will continue to pass down. Once I moved to South Dakota my passion for deer became greater than ever, but I found myself hunting with my college teammates for ducks and pheasants more and more. I eventually got to experience my first mule deer hunt, and went turkey hunting with the same buddies. Now I put time aside for each, even though whitetail is still my #1. When I’m not hunting you can find me on a lake fishing bass tournaments, or in the gym training for the next hunting season.