Apply to Have Your 2021 Hunt Filmed Through Leupold Optics’ ‘Project Hunt’

Written by Nicole Qualtieri Jun 30, 2021 4:23 p.m. ET

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Leupold Optics is opening up applications for hunters to have their unique 2021 hunt filmed and broadcast for the world to see. And, you’ll get some killer gear in the process.

From today through August 1, the application period for Leupold Optics’ “Project Hunt” is open. And the gist is this. You share your upcoming hunt with Leupold.

And if picked, they’ll send a videographer your way to shoot it for a Leupold digital series. Plus, you’ll get stocked up with a complete Leupold glass kit in the process.

Of course, the hunt has to be unique. Did you draw the tag of a lifetime? Do you have an incredible story to share with the world? The more interesting, the better.

“No one is more relentless than you, the members of our Leupold core,” Bruce Pettet, CEO and president of Leupold Optics, says in the video. “And you’re gonna help us prove it.”

All you have to do is fill out a form and put together a 2-minute video detailing why you should be on the front-facing side of the camera this fall. Check out the short film above for more.

Nicole Qualtieri

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Nicole Qualtieri has been writing about hunting, fishing, and the outdoors for 8 years.

From 2014-2017, Nicole worked for ZPZ Productions. There, she partnered with multiple hunting outlets and personalities on social media and e-commerce, including MeatEater, Randy Newberg, and Remi Warren. She also managed online communications for Backcountry Hunters & Anglers for nearly two years, and she spent six years prior in Corporate sales. Additionally, she served a year as an AmeriCorps VISTA volunteer in Bridgewater, MA, coordinating volunteers for a therapeutic recreational facility.

Based in Montana, Nicole is an avid hunter and angler. She’s a lifelong horsewoman and animal lover, and she’s recently ventured into the world of bird dogs with her young Boykin Spaniel, Bob.