Realtree Outdoors Season 11 Episode 10 Jordan's Hunt: Kansas Whitetails
- July 9, 2018
- 22 min
Jordan's Hunt: Kansas Whitetails is the tenth episode of the eleventh season of Realtree Outdoors. In this exciting episode, host Jordan Shipley travels to Kansas in search of a trophy whitetail buck.
The show begins with Jordan and his guide, Travis, scouting the area for deer sign and potential hunting spots. They find a promising spot overlooking a creek bottom and set up a ground blind. Jordan is excited for the hunt, having seen some impressive bucks on trail cameras in the area.
As daylight breaks, Jordan and Travis settle into the blind and begin their wait. Jordan reflects on his football career and how his determination and work ethic on the field translates to his passion for hunting. He talks about how being outdoors helps him clear his mind and find peace.
After a few quiet hours, a small buck enters the clearing. Jordan watches it for a while, hoping for a bigger buck to follow. Eventually, the small buck moves on and Jordan begins to lose hope. But just as they are about to call it a day, a mature buck appears on the edge of the clearing.
Jordan gets ready for the shot, but the buck starts to move away. Travis expertly calls the deer back with a grunt call, and the buck turns and approaches the blind. Jordan takes his shot and the buck goes down. The two men are elated, and Jordan takes the time to thank Travis for his help and guidance on the hunt.
After recovering the buck, Jordan reflects on the importance of conservation and responsible hunting. He talks about how Realtree Outdoors is committed to promoting ethical and sustainable hunting practices.
The episode concludes with Jordan preparing the venison from his successful hunt. He talks about how hunting has taught him respect for the animals and the natural world, and how it has brought him closer to his family and friends.
Overall, Jordan's Hunt: Kansas Whitetails is a thrilling and inspirational episode of Realtree Outdoors. It showcases the thrill of the hunt while also promoting responsible and ethical hunting practices.
