BBQ Venison Meatballs

ReelCamoGirl, recipesLauren Hill LesagoniczJune 20, 2017recipe, meatballs, venison, #cleaneating, nom, yumComment

MEET THE TEAM. Behind the Scenes of ReelCamo Girl

Our team, made up of 10 ladies, has a wide variety of hunting, fishing, camping, diving and shooting experience. Our backgrounds, education, and talents are equally as diverse. We spotlight women in the outdoors and provide product reviews on our favorite items. You can find "How To's," Product Reviews, Wild Game Recipes, Affiliate Information, Conservation Articles, and how to connect on our website. Often you can access great deals (not available to general public) on our partners' products. Have a question? Just ask.

How To: Make Homemade Venison Bratwurst

How ToLauren Hill LesagoniczJanuary 31, 2017venison, bratwurst, how to, #cleaneating, brats, yum, eatwhatyoukill, EarnYourWild, RCGWhyIHuntComment

A Humbling Harvest

#cleaneating, ReelCamoGirlLauren Hill LesagoniczJune 13, 2016#chickenharvest, #cleaneating, #eatwhatyouraise, #farmfresh, #farmtotable, #organiceating, #raisingchickens Comments

Meet Extreme Huntress Semi-Finalist Lindsay Christensen

#extremehuntress, #FemaleHunter, Outdoors, ReelCamoGirlLauren Hill LesagoniczMay 30, 2016#cleaneating, #confidence, #daughters, #eatwhatyouhunt, #extremehuntress, #girlshunttoo, #hunter, #hunting, #strongwomenComment

Welcome ReelCamoGirl Brand Champion- Erin Crooks

#FemaleHunter, #hunting, Brand Champion, ReelCamoGirl, Team RealCamoGirlLauren Hill LesagoniczMay 11, 2016#cleaneating, #confidence, #eatwhatyouhunt, #food, #girlshunttoo, #guns, #hunter, #hunting, #selfconfident, #strongwomen, #venison, alaskaComment

ReelCamoGirl Brand Champion- Rachel Von Fleck

Meet Extreme Huntress Semi-Finalist Cindi Wulff

#extremehuntress, #FemaleHunter, #hunting, ReelCamoGirlLauren Hill LesagoniczMay 5, 2016#autonovore, #cleaneating, #confidence, #eatwhatyouhunt, #girlshunttoo, #guns, #hunter, #hunting, #shooting, #strongwomenComment

Why The Trophy Photo?

So if the reason behind taking a photo is different for everyone, then the reason for taking a photo with a hunted animal isn’t going to be the same for each hunter, nor is it going to be much different than someone else’s reasons for taking a photograph of something else. It is documentation of an accomplishment, or to capture a memory. Of course the term “accomplishment” is different for hunters vs non-hunters. People, who have never hunted or don’t know much about the process think it is similar to a photo taken with road kill….a photo with a dead animal for the sake of showing off the blood, guts and glory. Not really.

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