Shane Butnari is an avid traditional bowhunter and naturalist from Ontario, Canada. He has also worked in the wildlife biology and conservation field for almost 20 years and is a proud dad and husband. His passions around bowhunting include whitetails, family, heritage, land stewardship, ethics, public land access and woodsmanship skills. We're building a MOVEMENT - a FREE community of like minded people who celebrate the code of traditional archery worldwide. Our dream: Connecting everyone t...
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Shane Butnari is an avid traditional bowhunter and naturalist from Ontario, Canada. He has also worked in the wildlife biology and conservation field for almost 20 years and is a proud dad and husband. His passions around bowhunting include whitetails, family, heritage, land stewardship, ethics, public land access and woodsmanship skills. We're building a MOVEMENT - a FREE community of like minded people who celebrate the code of traditional archery worldwide. Our dream: Connecting everyone t...
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The Code Of Traditional Archery
Shane Butnari is an avid traditional bowhunter and naturalist from Ontario, Canada. He has also worked in the wildlife biology and conservation field for almost 20 years and is a proud dad and husband. His passions around bowhunting include whitetails, family, heritage, land stewardship, ethics, public land access and woodsmanship skills. We're building a MOVEMENT - a FREE community of like minded people who celebrate the code of traditional archery worldwide. Our dream: Connecting everyone t...
