They have spent their 37 + years of marriage raising their 3 daughters, now affectionately know as "The E Girls," in a lifestyle rich with outdoor hunting & fishing tradition. Their life-long commitment to advocating for Michigan families led to their founding of The Michigan Sportsmen's Congress in the late 80's, which fought for laws & legislation protecting Michigan hunting & fishing rights.
The Wilderness Journal television show, as we know it today, was a natural extension of Kyle's hunting journal entries, & has grown to include the hunting & fishing adventures of an entire, extended outdoor family more than 19 years after the pilot episode.
Their family-based business now encompasses a commercial & promotional production company, a public speaking calendar that offers everything from motivational to faith based focuses, consulting projects, & annual Outdoor Expo & Gun Show.
Their family-based business now encompasses a commercial & promotional production company, a public speaking calendar that offers everything from motivational to faith based focuses, consulting projects, & annual Outdoor Expo & Gun Show.
“With the Creator’s blessing, & our viewer family’s support, we will continue to pursue the thrills & challenges
of an outdoor lifestyle. Young to old, man, woman & child, we will put our own hands on our own food
& we will do so in some of the most awesome & exciting places on earth. Memories are the true trophies
on the walls of any real man or woman. As such, they are not simply found,
they require effort & have to be made.” -Kyle & Tina Randall
