09/24/2026
Congratulations to Chase Anthony on an incredible Stone Sheep hunt and another unforgettable chapter in his journey toward completing the North American 29.
This hunt was about more than just the sheep. It was about the time, preparation, and dedication that go into making an adventure like this possible. Chase’s dad, Nick, has been there every step of the way, putting in the work alongside him and helping make these experiences happen.
A huge thank you to:
Trijicon for providing Chase with an incredible optic that we can always rely on for clear, precise performance in the field.
Worldwide Trophy Adventures for putting this hunt together and taking the guesswork out of the planning and logistics.
Safari Club International for its continued support and its mission to protect the freedom to hunt while promoting sustainable-use wildlife conservation worldwide.
Scorpion for building the exceptional r***es we use consistently around the world—r***es that deliver the accuracy, reliability, and performance needed in demanding hunting conditions.
Hornady for providing deadly am******on that helps Chase perform with confidence, accuracy, and consistency.
The Sportsman Channel for helping share these incredible hunting adventures and bringing the stories, challenges, and successes of conservation-minded hunters to audiences everywhere.
We’re incredibly grateful to everyone who played a part in making this hunt one Chase won’t ever forget.
Another mountain. Another incredible animal. Another step closer to completing the North American 29.
Chasing the 29 exists to inspire the next generation of hunters through Chase’s pursuit of the North American 29. Each hunt calls for grit, preparation, respect for wildlife, and the determination to keep going when the path gets hard. With the support of partners who believe in that journey, we share the lessons learned in the field and create opportunities for more young people to experience hunting for themselves. Our goal is to show them what’s possible, one hunt at a time.
