Hello, Western outfitters and guides — I met you in person.

What we do

A shadow comes out with the hunt and puts a camera on it — nothing else changes. Your guide runs the hunt exactly like always; the shadow just stays back and stays quiet, never between your guide and the client. There’s no crew to feed, house, or answer for. We bring our own camp and cover our own ground.

Your client pays us straight, day rate. You never see a bill and you never see a cut. What’s left when it’s over is a real record of your guide’s work — nothing with your name on it that could ever land back on you.

In the field

Nobody drops a stranger into your backcountry. Every shadow hunts before they ever carry a camera, and none of them go out on your name until they’ve proven it in the field first. Camo matched, face covered, no radio — nothing for your guide to manage, nothing for the client to notice. They hang back off the client the same distance the client hangs back off your guide, quieter than both.

They stay out as long as the hunt runs — three days or three weeks, doesn’t matter. Once they’re out there, you don’t think about it again.

What your client gets

A week after the hunt, the footage lands on our server. Your client gets a highlight clip free, plus the full RAW file behind it — everything we shot, untouched. Two weeks to grab it, then it’s gone for good. Nobody outside your client ever sees a frame of it.

If they’d rather have it cut down for them, we turn it into something worth watching — short highlight or the full story, priced and handled straight between us and your client. It never runs through you.

What’s next

You’ve already got my card — my number, my email, in your hand. No form here, nothing else to fill out. Pick a day your guide’s ready, call or email, and I’ll be standing by.