Realtree Road Trips

Turkey hunting is a way of life come the middle of march in the southeast. Michael Waddell and the rest of the Road Trips crew have been on some unbelievable hunts when it comes to thunder chickens.

Feral hogs have become a "Huge" problem in the South East United States. The Road Trips crew is more than eager to help in the eradication of this feral swine problem.

Cody Kelley and Keith Burgess, of Small Town, know their way around a deer camp. But, Justin Martin and John Godwin of Duck Commander show them a little something about deer hunting.

With Justin Martin and John Godwin tagged out its time for the real deer hunters, Cody Kelley and Keith Burgess, to punch their tags in Wyoming. I guess bucks before ducks came back to bite these boys in the butt.

Michael Waddell loves to hunt elk just about as much as he likes to hunt turkeys. Drawing a New Mexico elk tag, Waddell was geared up to hunt down one of these majestic animals.

Martin Trues Jr and Ryan Newman always find a way to carve time out of their racing schedule to find something to hunt. This week they are hunting in Colorado for the rocky mountain elk with Road Trips crew.

Nick Mundt has never harvested a Wisconsin whitetail deer before but he plans on changing that this week. The first week of November can be magical anywhere in the Midwest especially in Buffalo county Wisconsin.

A Nevada elk tag is one of the most coveted elk tags you can get draw and Michael Waddell did just that. Hunting out of Pioche, Nevada Waddell is more worried about where he is staying than finding a mature bull to harvest.

Michael Pitts knows his way around a compound bow, but one thing he isn't very familiar with is the Rocky Mountian elk. This week Pitts heads to New Mexico where he matches wits with bull elk on his very first elk hunt.

Since 2003 the Road Trips crew has traveled the country chasing mature whitetails. On this show we take a look back on some of the most memorable and biggest deer that have ever been captured on the Road Trips cameras.