Mobile Hunters Expo Expands to Three Locations for 2024

ByBrian Grossman
A crowd of people gathers at the 2023 Mobile Hunters Expo.

The Mobile Hunters Expo, the nation’s only trade show dedicated to mobile deer hunting, will host three events in 2024:

The Southern Show
Dalton Convention Center
Dalton, Georgia
June 28-30, 2024

The Northern Show
Kalamazoo County Expo Center
Kalamazoo, Michigan
July 26-28, 2024

The Nor’easter
Spooky Nook Sports
Manheim, Pennsylvania
August 9-11, 2024

The Mobile Hunters Expo is unlike any other outdoor expo, providing an interactive learning environment where you can try out mobile hunting equipment from the top manufacturers in the industry and learn from the best in the business through informative seminars.

“We wanted a place where like-minded hunters of all levels could gather and exchange stories and knowledge, as well as try gear before they spend their hard earned dollars on it,” said Christopher Leppert, CEO and Founder of the expo.

A line of seminar speakers for a Q&A session.

Attendees can expect to see and test gear from some of the top companies in the mobile deer hunting industry, including Tethrd, XOP, Tactacam, Elevate Stand Co., The Amsteel Guy, and many more.

The Mobile Hunters Expo started with a single small show in Ohio in 2021. In 2023, it expanded to two shows — a southern show in Chattanooga, Tennessee, and a northern show in Kalamazoo, Michigan. This year promises to be the biggest and best year yet, with three great shows and more vendors and seminar speakers than ever before.

Tickets for all three shows are on sale now. Single day passes are $20, or you can get a full weekend pass for $40. Discounts are available for military and first responders. 

To learn more, or to get tickets, visit themobilehuntersexpo.com.

Brian Grossman with a Georgia public land buck taken while saddle hunting.

Founder and Editor-in-Chief

Brian Grossman is a wildlife biologist, outdoor writer, and lifelong hunter and fisherman. Aside from his Christian faith and his family, his passions are bowhunting whitetails, turkey hunting, and fishing for anything that will bite. He's been an avid saddle hunter since 2021.

Brian spent 15 years of his career working for state wildlife agencies managing wildlife and habitat on public lands. Since 2005, he has used that knowledge to produce content for a variety of local, regional and national publications and websites.

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