Country music star Sam Barber bags a monster elk on his recent Alaska hunting trip
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Country music star Sam Barber bagged an incredible elk on a recent hunting trip.
Barber is one of the fastest rising talents in the country music world. The Missouri-born singer has released a pair of studio albums, and has several popular tracks.
His collaboration with Avery Anna – "Indigo" – currently has more than 445 million streams on Spotify , but he's far from just a singer.
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The country music world and the hunting world have a lot of crossover. Now, Barber is adding to the mix.
He recently posted several photos on Instagram from a hunting trip in Alaska that resulted in him harvesting a very impressive elk .
The "Dancing in the Sky" singer simply captioned the post, "Alaska 2026."
You can check out the awesome photos below, and let me know your thoughts at [email protected] .
People were quick to offer reactions in the comments to the very successful hunting trip. One fan wrote, "Congrats dude!"
There's no question that Barber took down a great elk, and hopefully, enjoys the meat and a possible mount.
It's always great to see country music stars enter the hunting world. It's a natural combination. Do you have a great hunting story or photos to share? Let me know at [email protected] .
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