text: Kole grew up with a genuine love for the outdoors, and he’s following the same path in his career. Graduating from Penn College with a degree in Forest Technology, he currently works as a Forest Technician. Since starting hunting, Kole has spent the vast majority of his time chasing game in the rugged mountains of Pennsylvania’s public land. He quickly discovered that to hunt these areas effectively, he would need to steer away from some of the “traditional” hunting strategies and adopt new methods. Kole has spent the rest of his time learning the ways of pressured animals in the big woods setting and how they relate to the terrain and hunting pressure they face. Although he hunts most legal game animals in the state, he has developed a passion for chasing trophy whitetails and this consumes most of his time.
  Drew’s love for the outdoors began at an early age under the guidance of his late grandfather and father. He harvested his first deer in ‘94 with his grandpa’s gun, which is still used today by his wife, Laura. Since taking up archery in 1999, Drew has hunted PA, CO, WV, MD, NY, ME, and IL. In 2006, he took a 140” P&Y 8pt in Pike County, IL. Then in 2010, he harvested a 140” 14pt on a small property he was managing in Dauphin County, PA. Drew has a passion for enhancing native wildlife habitat, and from that, he has gained valuable knowledge about wildlife that he uses to be successful in the field. He has harvested mature deer the last handful of years, as well as turkeys and mule deer, elk and small game. Since 2006, he has served on the board of directors for the Mason-Dixon branch of QDMA, and in 2007, he became certified to score whitetail deer by the Northeast Big Buck Club.
  By day, Laura is a physical Therapist, but by archery season, she is in the deer blind as much as possible given her hectic schedule. Laura started hunting with Drew in 2001. She became very proficient with the rifle and wanted to learn more about archery hunting. So with lots of practice in the backyard, she was able to harvest her first archery deer on opening morning of the 2012 bow season in Dauphin County. With multiple doe harvest under her belt, she was still searching for that elusive buck harvest; that was until this past season, when she harvested an early archery doe and a 3.5 year-old 130” 8 pt on the first day of rifle…not bad for a first buck! Laura has been active with the Mason-Dixon branch of QDMA for 8 years and assists with Drew in his role as Dauphin County Coordinator for Hunters Sharing the Harvest.
  Drew and Laura are high school sweethearts who raise 2 young boys together in their Hummelstown, PA home. It is through their faith and mutual love of the outdoors that they credit their long, happy relationship and look forward to making many more memories together.
  
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