We're pleased to announce the winners of our 2024 Project Hunt contest, which offers hunters across the United States the chance to have their next hunt filmed by a professional and shared across Leupold’s digital media platforms.

This year we added a twist, dividing the contest into two regions: East and West. Contestants entered the region where their hunt will take place, and we chose a winner from each. After reviewing hundreds of applications for Project Hunt 2024, our winners for each region are:

Justin & Jordan St. Onge - Utah Elk 

Cameron Escoyne - Louisiana Whitetail 


Congratulations to our WEST region winners, Justin & Jordan, a newlywed couple from North Carolina who will be traveling west to fulfill their dream of hunting archery elk in Utah. Also congratulations to our EAST region winner, Cameron Escoyne, who will be navigating the marshy swamps of Louisiana in search of whitetail. Our team will be there for each hunt documenting their stories and will bring them to your screens in the Fall of 2025.

First Look: New Project Hunt Film Premieres Sunday

PREMIERES SUNDAY, AUGUST 18TH @ 5PM PST

Join Ryan Haight, our 2023 Project Hunt winner, in “Mile High Muzzleloader” as he delves into Colorado’s wild terrain. Armed with a muzzleloader and fueled by 17 years of anticipation, Ryan seeks his first bull elk during the intense rut. Alongside his father, brother, and best friend Freeman, he embarks on a journey woven with familial ties and the pure excitement of the hunt. Experience the pinnacle of elk hunting in Colorado, where determination, passion, and teamwork meet amidst the majestic Rocky Mountains.

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