Creative Writing

Most media —  ads, promo materials, news releases and press kits — are useless without good writing. Words must work with images to deliver a message that resonates.

We work to balance two key components — throw in some real-life, gritty details (the little things that bring a message to life) and mix it with get-to-the-point efficiency.

	Swamp Chomp | Realtree's Headlines from the Treeline The anticipation leading up to something is often what makes it appealing in the first place.There's definitely a strong sense of anticipation, bordering on anxiety, for this Georgia gator hunt.
	Wooly Green Mountains | Realtree's Headlines from the Treeline Great Smoky Mountains National Park is the most visited park in the nation and for good reason. Many of you can drive there in a day. Spanning the borders of Tennessee and North Carolina, the Smokies’ rolling ridges offer hikers and backpackers more than 800 miles of trails through one of the largest protected forest in the eastern United States.
	The High Price of Hunting | Realtree's Headlines from the Treeline As land disappears into the hands of the highest bidder, what does the future of hunting hold for John Q. Sportsman?
	Bobbers and Colas. Burp. | Realtree's Headlines from the Treeline Bendy cane poles, green Mellow Yellow bottles, loud burps, orange bobbers, grandpas and old-neighbor-fishing dudes named Harold fished on the bank. Tall grass made my legs itch. Water snakes made me nervous and the johnboat always leaked. Summertime. I remember.
	East vs. West | Realtree's Headlines from the Treeline It’s East versus West. Who swats the most bugs and walks the most miles? Who lies-in-wait and who stalks? Who spots and who tracks? Get telling digits, quick tips and find out which region of the country wins the challenge advantage.
	A Hunt for Dinero | Turkey Call magazine … A story about wild turkey restoration south of the border … Somewhere on a ranch in Mexico, an aging hombre climbs a mountain range with a bucket of corn. He works for a Mexican conservationist employed by American biologists.
	Women & Handguns | Women in the Outdoors magazine Women are buying handguns in record numbers and lining up at firing ranges to learn how to use them.
	Open Range: Oklahoma | Turkey Call magazine Every year, about 5,000 people trail turkeys in western Oklahoma. It’s a sport that has helped revive small towns like Reydon that have flatlined in recent years.
	Living Legend Owen Jeffrey | Aiken Sporting Life It’s Saturday morning at the man cave. Doors open at 10, and when Tom Jeffery arrives at 9, there's a line. There’s nothing fancy about the building. No marquee that screams Jeffery Archery. Nothing green, just gravel and dirt. It’s what’s inside that brings people here: a legend named Owen Jeffery.
	Hunting Economics | Realtree's Headlines from the Treeline Every spring, Tomasina Calvert hires extra hands to feed an army of turkey hunters who eat at the Hilltop Café in Reydon, Okla. The cinder-block building has stood for 20-something years, originally as an ice cream and soda shop.
	Chasing Whitetail | Realtree's Headlines from the Treeline Starting in mid-August, lots of two-legged critters disappear from their usual habitats in South Carolina. They vanish like some endangered species that is seldom seen these days. Forget phone calls. They won’t answer. Their pick-ups don’t tool around town, they’re never home, and their favorite bar stools are empty. Where are they?