mark carter
atleta
"Exploring new zones, working with new technology, pushing that next limit is essential to the progression of riding"
Growing up on a cattle ranch in Wyoming, Carter has been snowboarding for 18 years. He recently wrapped up filming for Brain Farm and RedBull, and took second in the 2008 Quiksilver Natural Selection: All Mountain Invitational at Jackson Hole. He was featured in Teton Gravity Research’s Anomaly and Lost and Found, and has filmed with 1241 Pro, Bluebird Wax and Mongo Pro. A self-proclaimed “mountainman,” Carter spends his entire year outdoors. When he’s not riding he can be found guiding fly fishing and hunting trips. "Being able to progress in the sport of snowboarding is very important to me," said Carter. "Exploring new zones, working with new technology, pushing that next limit is essential to the progression of riding."
Birthdate: 26/6/1980

Nickname: Country

Who's your role model?: Dad

Best Friend: R.C.

Favorite Destination: Japan

Favorite Movie: The Goonies

Favorite Snack: Almonds

Favorite Book: Into The Wild

Favorite Magazine: Jackson Hole Snowboarder Magazine

What's your theme music that gets you amped when competing/training/flaunting tricks? Slayer

Your most recent epic: Guiding elk hunting this fall

Your proudest moment: Taking second overall in the Natural Selection last winter

Your most humbling moment: Alaska last winter

What have you always wanted to do? Saltwater flyfishing trip

What are 3 things people should know about you?
1. Grew up on a cattle ranch
2. Hunting and fishing guide
3. Played college foo