Norfolk adventure-goers are being asked to audition for the third series of Channel 4 reality show Hunted, which follows 10 ordinary people as they try and evade capture from an elite team of hunters in the hope of winning a large cash prize.
Follow in the footsteps of last series' Lolly Jones who evaded capture in rural Norfolk by hiding out in farmland in Hindringham, near Fakenham.
The Channel 4 show uses state-of-the-art tracking and surveillance techniques as contestants are challenged to avoid capture in the UK for 28 days for the chance to win a share of £100,000.
The hunters are made up former intelligence experts and ex-police investigators headed by Peter Bleksley, who was a founding member of Scotland Yard's undercover unit in the eighties.
Contestants can either compete in teams or individually. Last year's winners were Nick Cummings and Ayo Adesina who won £50,000 each.
Lolly Jones was captured Lee Valley, Hertfordshire, after leaving Norfolk and arranging to meet her friend to collect more money.
However, the intelligence experts had been monitoring her mail and she was captured by someone disguised as a bush in the middle of the night.
Michael Perry, assistant Producer for Shine TV, said: 'Lolly spent much of her time on the run in Norfolk and we would love to hear from other people in the county who think they have what it takes.
'We are looking for people from a variety of backgrounds and professions who think they have what it takes to disappear in 21st century Britain.'
You can apply hereThe deadline is January 31.
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