Dave Ladomer, 19, has resided in Grosse Ile , Michigan his whole life. Grosse Ile, an island at the mouth of Lake Erie, allows Dave access to some of the best hunting and fishing areas in Michigan . The Grosse Ile area holds large amounts of birds giving him the opportunity to hunt fields, marshes, and big water. His father, Dave Sr., introduced him to waterfowling at an early age. After hunting and guiding in the Southeastern Michigan area, for over 42 years, Dave's father has passed down the experience he has gained. His Father started Dave calling and bought him his first short reed goose call. This opened Dave's eyes to the art of calling. Today his love for calling has brought him to the stage. Dave focuses a lot of his time and energy on the upcoming contest season, in which he hopes to bring home wins with Lynch Mob Calls.

Dave's love for the outdoors doesn't end there; he also is an avid fisherman, ranging from freshwater to saltwater. Also, target shooting is a big part of his off season hobbies, he shoots in skeet and trap leagues, but also enjoys sporting clays, and 5 stand.

Brandon grew up hunting and fishing in central and southwest Iowa. His family began taking him hunting as early as 4 years old. After harvesting >his first squirrel at the age of 6, he was hooked. Brandon spent most of his teenage years chasing deer and turkey every chance he had. Brandon began waterfowl hunting after meeting fellow Lynch Mob/ Avery pro-staffer Curt McNabb. He has been avidly involved since, spending most of his free time scouting with his wife Jami and his two sons Jeran and Aden. When he is not busy chasing geese Brandon likes to fish with family and friends as well as play softball in city leagues. Brandon's goal is to get as many children and first time waterfowlers in the field hunting as possible.

I was born in 1982 and grew up in the southern Finger Lakes in the small town of Odessa, NY.  I cut my teeth gunning blacks, mallards and wood ducks in a lake inlet with my dear old dad.  My first experience with decoying ducks was at age twelve on the south end of Seneca Lake where I shot a box of 20-gauge shells to kill my first drake mallard.  From that point on, I was not only hooked on hunting I was hooked on quack.  I hunted ducks through my high school days before and after school.  When I went to college I gained a wealth of knowledge about waterfowl from my professor, Doctor Losito.  Knowledge and time in the duck marsh created an addiction that has only worsened with time. I also bettered my waterfowl hunting skills during college and with a classmate of mine began killing consistent limits of ducks and geese.  I graduated in 2004 from SUNY Cobleskill with a Bachelor’s degree in Wildlife Management.  I then went on to North Dakota where I worked for Delta Waterfowl.  In April 2005, I began working for USDA Wildlife Services out of Brewerton, NY where I am currently a wildlife specialist.  Being the fortunate man that I am, I have a beautiful wife named Kim who is always understanding during waterfowl widow season, but I can’t seem to get her to pick ducks.  I currently have a young black lab named Cooter that I hope will be an excellent duck hunting partner for many years.  I hope I can live to a ripe old age and chase ducks and geese till the day I die.

My off season hobbies are duck taxidermy, dog training, and duck blind construction.  I also enjoy turkey hunting in the spring and getting out on an occasional deer hunt in the fall, but I am strictly a meat hunter. 

Jeremy King grew up in SW Iowa chasing ducks, geese, deer, turkeys, and coyotes.  He has been waterfowl hunting for over 25 years and hunts a variety of states including North Dakota, South Dakota, Iowa, and Missouri At age 5 he was spending time in marsh with both his parents watching waterfowl commit to the decoys.  He immediately developed a passion for calling waterfowl.  By age 12 he was blowing a short reed goose call and various duck calls in the blind. 

            Jeremy has a degree in Conservation Management from Upper Iowa University.  Now Jeremy works for the Iowa Department of Natural Resources as a Conservation Officer/Game Warden where he gets to help protect through enforcement of waterfowl laws.  In addition he puts on numerous waterfowl classes for kids and adults numbering close to 1,500 people annually.  For the last 10 years Jeremy has actively been involved in banding Canada geese and wood ducks.  He also owned and operated his own waterfowl guiding service between college graduation and fulltime employment called Webbed-Foot Outfitters.

            In addition Jeremy writes for the Iowa Sportsman Magazine.  This is an Iowa based magazine that has a monthly reading audience of about 54,000 people.  He contributes articles on ducks, geese, deer, turkey, along with the warden journal section.  Also Jeremy fishes on a professional bass fishing team and tours the state fishing a couple of bass circuits.  You can follow how Jeremy and his fishing partner Thomas Allen does either by reading it in the Iowa Sportsman magazine, or checking out their website.

            Jeremy is married and has a 16 month old son, who is already blowing his own duck and goose calls, granted he still has some improving to do .  He also has a chocolate lab named Autumn that loves waterfowl hunting more than her owner if that is possible.

Chad was born and raised on a farm in Underwood, Iowa. He remembers pushing timbers and walking fence lines with his dad before he could carry a gun.  And when he wasn’t wrestling he was hunting! Chad hunted quail, pheasants, and whitetails growing up and it was in college when his passion for waterfowl began. His best friend introduced him to waterfowl in the fields of Brighton, Colorado and he just could not believe the amount of birds, and the challenge of calling and decoying them in.   

Chad wrestled in college, was a 2X Junior All-American and competed in competition overseas. Coaching is also in his blood, an assistant to an Iowa state championship team, and has coached national teams from Iowa.

During college he was a firefighter for the Forest Service and loved the variety of all the outdoor activities that Idaho had to offer, so he left Iowa and he moved out to Idaho where he surrounds himself with the quantity and quality of hunting. He now calls Idaho home.  Chad is 33 years old and resides in Star, Idaho with his daughter Madeline; MJ, and still coaches wrestling when he can. Chad is a Marketing Agent for Ultra Clean Inc. and the Meridian Ducks Unlimited Chapter Chairman.

His new passion is hunting the many miles of the Snake and Boise River and the grain fields that follow them for ducks and geese. As a Pro-Staff member with Avery Outdoors and Lynch Mob Calls and his lab Jake by his side, he travels to Canada, Colorado, and Montana every year to feed his passion. Chad has guided goose hunts in Colorado and he hunts deer and elk in the fall with his bow and never misses an opportunity to be out in the field. Chad values the time with family and friend’s weather hunting or scouting and is excited to teach his kids about the outdoors.  Chad’s experience, passion and knowledge of Lynch Mob Call products are a great addition to Lynch Mob’s Pro-Staff.

Brad, born in 1981, was raised in central Wisconsin. His father got him into hunting well before he was of legal age. At 12 Brad began hunting all types of game but it wasn't until 15 that he started chasing ducks in the marshes and rivers. This is how he enjoyed hunting most of his waterfowl years, more recently field hunting geese has become his main focus. He enjoys traveling around and meeting others that are as passionate about the outdoors as he is and exchanging knowledge along the way. He feels very fortunate to have had the opportunity to travel to many areas in the Central and Mississippi flyways and Canada.

Brad's passion for calling lead him in a search for the "perfect" call, which eventually brought him to the Lynch Mob line of calls and where he discovered how well the calls fit him and how phenomenal they sounded. He also enjoys the fact that there is a call for every situation, from the high crack and awesome range of the Reaper to the deep goosey sounds of the Wood Slipknot.

During the off season he enjoys softball, bowfishing, water sports, and most importantly spending more time with his very understading wife Jodi.

From an early age Ridge has gone hunting with his father until he was old enough to carry a gun himself. Tom, Ridge’s father, introduced him to the outdoors and hunting when he took Ridge bow hunting with him at four. At eight Ridge shot his first duck, and in the same fall his first deer, since then Ridge has grown has an outdoorsman and person by being a responsible, and ethical hunter. There are many aspects that keep Ridge interested in hunting but the most prominent one is being able to completely absorb nature’s beauty through the outdoors and the field sports, whether it be ducks lighting into decoys or gobbling spring turkeys. Ridge was first introduced to hunting in the river bottoms surrounding Squaw Creek National Wildlife Refuge. This area is very rich in game including Whitetail Deer, Turkey, Upland Birds, and Waterfowl. He primarily hunts Waterfowl and Deer around Squaw Creek but has hunted in other parts of the country too. As well as being a proud part of team Lynch Mob he is also on the Avery Youth Field Staff. Hang’em Low!!

Matt has always been in the outdoors, whether it is fishing, camping or hunting. He started out as a fisherman at an early age, but soon got very intrested in hunting. He first began hunting small game, like squirrels and rabbits, but soon developed an intrest in wingshooting, which led him in the direction of waterfowl. Shortly after, he shot his first greenhead and has had the "disease" ever since.

He enjoys all aspects of waterfowling including, working with dogs, setting up the decoys and most importantly the calling, but he especially likes the anticipation of waiting on the next flock. Living in Kansas, Matt has had the opprotunity to hunt many species of wildlife along with the chance to hunt around many great people. He has also had the chance to hunt alot of neat places in Kansas, but doesnt mind chasing the birds through other flyways either. His favorite way to hunt those giant resident canadas, is corn fields and loafing ponds, but also loves chasing those late season greenheads through cattail ponds and shallow water sloughs. When he isnt practicing calling or scouting for next years honey hole, Matt is also an avid trap and skeet shooter, which keeps him going when waterfowl season is closed. Matt is proud to be a part of Lynch Mob Calls and cant wait to see what the future has in store.

Jake Szych grew up in Temperance Michigan, waterfowl hunting the southwest Lake Erie zone. His dad started his obsession at the age of 5 he went along on almost every hunt. Jake went to Monroe community college for welding and spent a lot of his spare time chasing ducks and geese. I now reside in Marion Iowa, where I am going to start my apprenticeship for pipefitting/ welding with the Local 125 out of Cedar Rapids, Iowa. When it's not hunting season Jake is getting stuff ready and scouting spots out. Jake would like to say he is very proud to be part of t lynch mob calls it is like a second family to me.  Also a very special thanks to my dad for everything I would not be where I am without him.

My name is James Smythe. I am 26 years old and have been hunting waterfowl for the past twenty years. I began going with either my grandfather, or my father and his long time duck hunting friend Mr B. when I was 5 or 6. I would watch every move they made from decoy placement to calling and shooting. From that first season on, I was addicted to the sport of waterfowling! Over the years, as I got older, I was allowed to do more to help them out. I began helping them put decoys out and calling. When I finally got my first gun, a 20 gauge, I felt like I was one of them. Doing everything including bringing home the ducks. My first duck was a pintail that I shot while sharing a blind with my father. I called it in by myself and shot it. That was a long time ago but I will never forget that morning as long as I live.

Since then, I have taken duck hunting to a new level. I hunt strictly over cork and wooden blocks with spreads of no less than 75. I take everything related to waterfowl hunting very seriously. From decoy placement, to blind reeding, to my calling, everything has to be perfect. I live for life in the marsh with good friends, my black lab Clair, and looking skyward for the next incoming birds. 

I spend every waking moment of each waterfowl season in the marsh. I hunt hard and when Im not hunting, Im scouting for the next good spot where the birds are. I have guided here in South Carolina for private clubs and plantations. I also guide for call in clients. I absolutely live to duck and goose hunt! In the off season I help my local D.U. and Delta Waterfowl chapters, serving as a committee member for both. I also spend the off season chasing turkeys in the swamps, deer in the woods, and doves in the corn and sunflower fields around the state, and I love to slip in a quail hunt and a snipe hunt when I can. Long and short of it, I love to hunt anything thats in season, but when waterfowling is an option I drop everything to chase ducks and geese.

I am fortunate enough to be employed at a private old South plantation so I spend every day in the woods. Life is great when my office is a 500 acer tract of land that I manage year round for wildlife and waterfowl. I have also recently gotten an old duck club reinstated at one of my lifelong hunting buddies plantation. Our fathers and their friends have grown too old to do the work so we have taken over the tasks at hand and we are getting the ball rolling for a the upcoming season. I look forward to spending many seasons to come, God willing, with Clair and my buddies watching the sunrise over the marsh or rice fields, working ducks and geese into the blocks, and on the good days knowing we were able to Hang Em Low!

Brandon lives in eastern Kansas with an understanding wife (very) and a great pair of boys, ages 5 and 8.  Brandon grew up hunting ducks and quail.  Some of his best memories are of carrying a bb gun and being with his grandfather, father, brother, and cousins while on quail and duck hunts.  It was not until a little later in life that he discovered the obsession of goose hunting.  But when he did, he couldn’t get enough of it.  Brandon’s two favorite things about the sport are working birds and the fact he can enjoy the hunt with his kids.  You can find Brandon in a field or on the river most every weekend and usually once or twice a week during the season.  Brandon is honored to be a part of Lynch Mob Calls Inc.