Addicted to the Outdoors

The Brunsons' start the season off with an early season trip out to Kentucky. And when you're in Kentucky there is only one way to do things…Redneck Style.

Jon and Gina have hunted with the Deer Meadows crew for years, so whenever it's time to head back out to Nebraska for an archery mule deer hunt you know they are excited.

After a tough year of hunting last year, Jon and Gina are back at their good friend Johnny-O's place with hopes of getting some redemption.

Jon heads up to his good buddy Brad Miller's place to put in a week of hard hunting before the rest of the ATTO crew joins him. With a few good bucks on the hit-list, he is hoping to get a buck down before everyone else arrives.

The Brunsons' take their three youngest to one of their favorite places, Ross Hammock Ranch. Located in Central Florida, this is the perfect place to get the kids on some exotic animals ranging from fallow bucks to watusi, all while getting to spend some time with the family.

Jon and Gina head out west in pursuit of antelope and with rough weather on the forecast, it look to be a tough hunt. While out there, they decide to head over to the Huskemaw factory, and get a tour of the place to see what goes into making these premiere optics.

Jon and Gina are teaming up with Jack Carlson of Two Conchs Sportfishing to do a swapping of worlds, Jack and his wife will be going after their first alligators and afterwards Jon and Gina will be heading down to the Keys to do some saltwater fishing.

For the Brunsons its all about family and the outdoors, So that’s why they decided to take the kids out hunting for the week at B52 Properties over Thanksgiving break.

Spring turkey means its time for the ATTO Crew to meet up with the guys from Browning trail cameras to chase some birds, But this year their good buddy Brad Miller will be joining in on the action and hunting in a way thats a bit diffrent than what everyone is used to.

The Brunsons have many passions in life but their number one addiction is hunting for whitetail.