Realtree Kids: July 2024

Ten-year-old Jude Allen, of Atlanta, with his PB from a private lake in Atlanta. Has was fishing with a brand-new baitcaster and had just learned to throw it a few weeks prior.

Brooks Dunn, 5, of Sylvester, was slinging a black/yellow Rooster Tail in a Worth County pond on March 16 when he caught his first fish all on his own. Fishing with dad, it looks like the Dunn crew is raising him right!

Jud Marshall, 15, with an Early County buck from Oct. 31.

Sam Butler caught this 15-lb. gar on March 16 while white bass fishing on the Oconee River. He landed the fish using 6-lb. line and a jig.

Brielle Chumley, 6, of Villa Rica, caught this fish in West Point on March 24. She needed a little help from her dad, Hyatt Chumley, and her pops, Jeff Chumley.

Cora Lee Evans, 14, of Fitzgerald, with a turkey from April 2.

Nolan Carlton, 7, with his first bass, caught on May 5 from a private pond in Terrell County.

Blaine Saporita, 10, caught his PB bass in Williamson. He was trying to outfish his two older brothers. He said, “Dad, can I change my bait?” He tied a crankbait on by himself and caught this bass on his first cast. The fish was released back into the pond.

Hayden Johnson, 6, with a bass caught in a private pond on May 18 in Thomas County.

Twelve-year-old Aubrey Jacobs, of Rockmart, with the big 8-pointer she killed on Oct. 28 on her family farm in Polk County.

Cayden Bluestein, 10, of Brunswick, with his first deer, this 8-point killed in Dodge County on Dec. 21.

Chelsea Ledrick, 12, of Gray, put some venison on the ground during the final moments of the last day of the season while hunting a food plot in Jones County.

Dallas Tomlinson, 6, with a Lee County buck taken on Jan. 2.

Everett Smith, 11, of Mansfield, shot this nice 8-point buck while hunting with his dad and twin brother on Oct. 30 in Jasper County.

Remington Belk, 7, of Leesburg, with a Worth County buck from Nov. 19.

Jack Cannon Cason, 11, with a flounder caught off Tybee Island.

Greyson Keene, 13, with a wild hog he killed near Ideal.

Scottie Albritton, 11, of Leesburg, shot this Lee County 8-pointer on a food plot Dec. 16.

Dylan Reeves killed his first turkey in Waleska on April 4. It weighed 22 1/2 pounds, had a 10-inch beard and 1 1/2-inch spurs.

After several very close calls on youth weekend, it finally happened on March 31 for 6-year-old Jack Goldberg, of Savannah. He killed this turkey in Liberty County.

John Ross O’Berry, 7, took his first turkey in Ware County.

Monroe Miller, 12, with her first turkey, taken with her dad, JP, in Gordon County.