Extreme Outer Limits is the newest, most cutting-edge, outdoor entertainment authority, presenting the most extreme and long-range hunting on television this decade. We pride ourselves in proving that with the proper knowledge, we are capable and able to make competent, ethical harvests at extreme distances. Through extensive research, product development, and range time, we are capable of shattering the preconceived notion of “what is long range”. We love what we do and are dedicated to showing our audience the “extreme outer limits” of modern hunting technology.

Bob Beck – A Land Developer, by trade, in the Greater Northwest.  Born and raised in Oregon, his hunting career originated  over 20 years ago.   His Western Big Game hunts have included High Country Mule Deer, Rocky Mountain Elk, Coastal Black Tail and Black Bear, Antelope and Northern Whitetail, in addition to several species in Africa and South America.

One of his greatest hunting experiences was hunting on horseback in Wyoming’s backcountry with the end result being a 725 yard kill on a trophy High Country Mule Deer.

Among his long range hunting accomplishments are a confirmed 1,125 yard kill on an antelope, a 1,076 yd kill on a Rocky Mountain Elk, 885 yard kill on a Coastal Black Bear and a couple Texas Whitetail’s at the 1,100 yard mark.

Chris Beck – A small business owner in her hometown of Newberg, Oregon.  She took up the sport of hunting with Bob nearly 3 ½ years ago while traveling along on many of his western big game hunts.   She has since had the opportunity to harvest a number of exceptional animals including a beautiful Colorado Trophy Mule Deer, a Nebraska Rocky Mountain Elk, Oregon Coastal Black Bear and Black Tail Deer, Antelope and an Idaho Whitetail.  Her most recent hunts included an awesome Red Stag in South America and several other species, including a record book Red Hartebeest  in South Africa, by far her favorite hunt to-date.

Chris was filmed taking, what we believe to be the longest shot ever by a woman, with her 1,025 yard kill on a Coastal Black Bear, in addition to a 1,005 yard kill on a Coastal Black Tail, both on her home turf, in Oregon.