Founder, Antler Tech

Suu alumni, Phil Tuttle grew up on an alfalfa farm in Holden, Utah, where he developed a deep respect for the outdoors and the natural world. After serving a 2 year mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Brazil, he attended SUU, earning his bachelor’s degree in Biology/Zoology. He went on to complete a Master’s of Natural Resources degree at Utah State University with an emphasis in Fisheries.

Phil began his career as a Fisheries Biologist with the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources, later serving the agency as an Outreach Manager and Videographer/Content Creator. His passion for storytelling and conservation led him to freelance filmmaking, where he has produced more than ten films selected for the International Fly Fishing Film Festival (IF4). Four of his films have earned top honors as "Best Feature Film" at the festival.

In recent years, Phil has transitioned his creative and scientific expertise into entrepreneurship. He founded Antler Tech, a rapidly growing 3D printing company specializing in high-fidelity antler and skull reproductions. Now running Antler Tech full-time, he continues to combine innovation, artistry, and a lifelong dedication to wildlife and the outdoors.