David Carr is a lifelong outdoorsman. Whether it is fishing high Uinta lakes, scouting for deer along the Book Cliffs, training dogs in the West Desert, hunting quail in Southern Utah, or participating in conservation work alongside accomplished biologists, David has not only experienced it, but is eager to jump at any opportunity spent in the great outdoors. He is an avid hunter, angler, and serious conservationist-believing strongly in being a steward of our natural resources. David is involved in several conservation groups such as the Utah Chukar and Wildlife Foundation, the NRA, the Utah Pheasant Society, and several other wildlife organizations. Although young, David has had many opportunities to hunt and explore the majority of the western United States and even experiences hunting and fishing internationally.

David grew up in Utah and graduated from Jordan high school where he played on the state championship football team and served as Class President. David will soon be graduating from BYU with a Bachelor’s Degree in Wildlife, Wildlands Conservation and a minor degree in Spanish. He hopes to use these degrees to give back to the Outdoor community and share the adventure of the wild outdoors with others. In the meantime, if you ever want to find David Carr, you can catch him outside, in the wild Utahopia.