RE: What does it take to become Prostaff
 

I havent got mine set up cause we are currently working on developing the new website and everything. Its goign to be awesome. I think that since the whole Dish Network - MOR conflict we are going to be doing a free web-based show so it should be exciting. The new website should be done by October hopefully!

RE: What does it take to become Prostaff
 

The first person knows someone who is in the business, owns one themselves, or pays for the titlebyeither cash or hunting rights to thier property so the company who "Sponsors" them can "Pimp" thier product while being there shooting big deer.


The second person...is the rest of us.:D

RE: What does it take to become Prostaff
 

Both excellent points. I just became a prostaffer for G5.

First and foremost, you need to be professional and not blow smoke up people's skirts. Secondly, you need to be reliable. Thirdly, having some good first hand experience with the product and the sport is needed. Lastly, you need to be in the right geographic location. If there is a company that is growing, and does not have a prostaffer for you part of the state, often all you have to do is ask. If you are on one or two prostaffs already... then usually its as simple as signing a contract or asking someone at the company. A co-worker and friend of mine picked up the phone and called Double Bull archery, asked if they had a prostaffer for tidewater VA. They said they did not and offered him the spot. Free blind with it to boot in exchange for a weekend of demos at a hunting show.

Prostaffs are really just resume builders. Its sort of like having a certification. You might be able to run a boat up an inlet backwards and with your eyes closed in the fog... but having a captains liscense shows someone you know what you are talking about. Same thing with CPR and first aid. If you work in the hunting industry at all, having some sort of certification/prostaff/etc etc attached to your name helps people trust you right off the bat.

RE: What does it take to become Prostaff
 

Mike

Make sure we have a picture without sleeves!!!!

RE: What does it take to become Prostaff
 

Your in... But I'll need a website, my own clothing line, my own camo brand, my own bow company, my own show/video, and my very own minions, which will take care of any of the competition [8D].

RE: What does it take to become Prostaff
 

Haha you know i dont own shirts with sleeves

RE: What does it take to become Prostaff
 

Mike nice site....I've been to it before. I didnt know that you were involved with it then though.

I think that I used to desire a Prostaff spot, just to be part of something but here recently I just dont think it would as sweet as I thought. Besides I got a team....TEAM 45 Heart Stoppers......HooHoo. We goin all the way.

RE: What does it take to become Prostaff
 

The contract is what differentiates between being a "supporter" and "pro staff." A person can support, and even advertise a product, w/out being a staff member. There are several different staff positions.....Pro staff, shooting staff and hunting staff are the 3 I can think of. The contract is what "allows" someone to declare themselves a staff member of a certain company.

RE: What does it take to become Prostaff
 

NOT! TEAM 11

RE: What does it take to become Prostaff
 

Oh your soooooo goin down.....and you dont even know it yet.