Nathan Fields
Butler, KY
Background
Nathan started coonhunting with his neighbors when he was 10. He began competition hunting when he was 14. He has been the President of Sun Valley Coon Club in Crittenden, Kentucky for 10 years. His accomplishments to date are over $31,000 carrer earnings in PKC. He has been to the final 20 numerous times in the PKC, AKC, and UKC world championships. His most recent win is being a semi-finalist in the 2012 fall superstakes. A couple of recent dogs he's owned or handled are Gold. Ch WT’s Wild Buck, and Gold CH, Gr. Nite ch. Mojo On Tapp. When not hunting, Nathan enjoys duck hunting and bass fishing. He is also a UK and Cincinnati Reds fan. His family includes his wife Ann and his son Ryan.
Why I Use SportDOG Brand
I use Sportdog because all the staff are hunters and realize you need a dependable product in the field. I also think the customer service is the best in the business. Being able to call and talk to someone about your product questions means a lot in today’s world.
Favorite Products
I use the 3225, Tek 1.0, the bark collars, and the C9 series supplements.
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