Realtree Outdoors

If I could have, which I didn't pull it off, would have taken two 200 inch deer in the same year within 30 days of each other.

On this episode of the Whitetail Podcast presented by Onyx, we're joined by Bill and Tyler Jordan of Realtree.

And so I never even dreamed, you know, even when the 160s were happening.

that we'd ever have a chance at a deer that was in a 180 range especially not in georgia

And so y'all have had a great week of some different shows and so excited to have you.

Yeah,

we're glad to have you at Realtree Farms.

And like Tyler said, you have had a good week.

Fast forward a few years.

Years ago, I did a lot of stuff with Realtree Outdoors, or Realtree as you may recall.

As a wildlife biologist, got Bill Jordan and Dave Blanton and their crew at the time.

Young Michael was still just about to get started.

He hadn't even started by the time we went down there the first time.

Back then, we were doing some of the Realtree Monster Bucks series and the TV shows, and I was involved with them a little bit, helping them where I could.

We're out.

I've got a Thompson Center contender.

RealTree started as one camo pattern that Bill Jordan made to mimic the bark of real trees.

He then created the RealTree Outdoors TV show in the early '90s, which is credited for establishing the modern format of hunting television.

It first aired on TNN, The National Network, and then got a spot on ESPN in the early 2000s.

Uh, to answer your question, Logan, RealTree, it'd be hard not to talk about them more than once in, like, five years-