Bryan Darnell

Bryan was introduced to the outdoors at a early age. Tagging along with his father and grandfather every chance he got. Bryan started shooting bows as soon as he could walk. When he was 8 years old Bryan's father Scott decided to enter him into his first archery tournament in Globe, Arizona. Bryan was super excited and was even lucky enough to place first that weekend. From that moment forward Bryan became obsessed with archery. When he was 10 years old he won his first national title, the Western Triple Crown in Mesa, Arizona.  Since then he has managed to win 2 more national championships, 2 Western Triple Crown championships and a state title.

    
Bryan began hunting when he was also 10 year old. He managed to fill his first tag that year, harvesting a Javalina with his Jennings bow.  Two years later Bryan drew an archery bull elk tag in unit 22 (Arizona). Opening weekend he harvested a beautiful 6x6 at 47 yards with the help from his father. His hunt was featured in the local paper, and on the cover of Arizona Bowhunter Magazine . Since then Bryan has harvested over 25 Big Game animals with a bow. Bryan also enjoys bowfishing and currently holds the Arizona state record for Black Buffalo. His fish hit the scales @ 47lbs. 11oz.