Mark grew up in the hills of the Southwestern Pennsylvania Mountains in a coal-mining and farming family, where he was raised in the backwoods hunting tradition.

A shy teenager, Mark passed up a college wrestling scholarship and instead obtained a nursing degree. He worked for several years in hospital administration and psychology. Life changed the day he started his own refrigerated transportation service company, initially based in the Philadelphia/New York corridor. Today, with 57 operating locations, managing over 75,000 shipments a month, it’s the largest company of its kind in the US and one of the biggest in the world. Next, Mark started a technology company providing remote tracking and monitoring of containerized fresh and frozen cargo shipments around the world.

Applying the same business principles, Mark now has a number of hunting properties where he has set up a high-end QDM program. He enjoys all aspects of hunting and pursues his passion all over the country with the same zeal he had as a kid in the backwoods of Pennsylvania.

Mark has a beautiful family with three daughters and a loving wife.

A veteran in the hunting industry, Kenneth Lancaster has become a household name, synonymous with big game hunting and a love for the outdoors. Spending 13 years as a member of the Primos Truth About Hunting team, Kenneth was a regular face on the TV show and appeared in numerous DVDs. In 2009, Kenneth joined up with the Bone Collector Team and long-time friend, Michael Waddell. To this day he remains as one of only two pro staff members on the Bone Collector team. Additionally, Kenneth has appeared as a guest on an impressive lineup of shows including Realtree Roadtrips, Bone Collector, Monster Bucks, and Swamp People.

If you have followed Kenneth through the years, you know he lives by the words “Never apologize for your God Given Right to Hunt.” Being a son of a trapper and the grandson of a commercial fisherman, Kenneth has the outdoors running through his veins; which is why in 2013 Kenneth fulfilled the lifelong dream of starting his own show called “The Given Right.” During his career Kenneth has traveled throughout North America harvesting multiple big game animals, but his true passion is turkey hunting and calling.

Even after years of traveling throughout the country, Kenneth values his southern roots and is proud to call Mississippi “home.” Often times he finds his favorite hunts take place close to home with his girls; wife, Holly and two daughters, Gracen and Briley. Kenneth has always been known as a fun loving family man that does not always have to kill the biggest animal to enjoy hunting, but you will never catch him without a smile on his face and bow or gun close by.

Raised on his family farm in northern Missouri, Laden Force cut his teeth on bowhunting eastern turkeys, whitetail deer and a few small game species. Since graduating from the small town Knox County High School to pursue college football, Undergraduate, and Graduate degrees (in AgriBusiness and Business Administration), his education and passion have driven a career of 17 years in the outdoor industry.

Laden is joining the The Given Right as a new Host alongside of Mark and Kenneth, as well as joining the Xpedition Enterprises team as the Vice President of Sales of the Chessfight Media division. Prior to coming on board, Laden held outdoor industry capacities in sales, marketing, product development, and media with leading companies such as Remington, Zeiss Sports Optics, Bowtech, and the Outdoor Sportsman Group (OSG). Most recently, he worked as the Publisher/General Manager of the Outdoor Sportsman Group brands of North American Whitetail, Gun Dog and Wildfowl, leading brand and staff development. Additionally, he earned the opportunity of becoming the brand’s Producer and Host of North American Whitetail TV on the Sportsman and Outdoor Channels.

He is an avid outdoorsman who thrives on pursuing game with his bow, successfully harvesting several North American species. A passion that Laden is now passing down and sharing with his young family. He has been lucky enough to move back to small-town northeast Missouri, where he and his wife, Jordan, are raising their three boys, Stone, Wilder, and Zee.