He is a familiar social media presence to many as well, where he can talk about not simply the hunts themselves but also all the issues he sees as related to hunting, including conservation science and the ethical, spiritual, and cultural dimensions of the sport.
These days, he sells his videos directly (but not exclusively) through his own website, where he also blogs about all aspects of hunting, from his favorite gear to his latest exploits.
That led to him getting more and more involved with documenting hunting and discussing hunting publicly, which led in turn to his starting his own digital production company, Sicmanta. For him it’s always about the challenge and about getting out into the wild.Įventually, he began filming his hunts and sharing the videos with friends, including friends in the world of television who could use the material on-air. To that end, he became a wildlife biologist, studying tigers in Nepal and Bangladesh and studying salmon in Alaska, among other achievements.Īlong the way, he continued hunting big game, initially with a gun, but later realizing his love of bowhunting. But while hunting was always a major interest, Vincent’s real passion has been simply getting out in the wilds in whatever way he could, weapon or no weapon. He grew up reading Jack O’Connor stories and listening to his dad tell stories about hunting in Maine, and though he only hunted small game as a kid with his father, he started going after bear as soon as he got to college. Donnie Vincent is an adventurer, first and foremost.
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