“Then when you’re growing up people can nurture it and turn you on to other things about the outdoors, but I really think it’s something some of us are just blessed with. “I think you’re almost born with it,” Jeff said about having a passion for the woods. Some can’t get enough of the adrenaline rush when a deer finally appears - that heart-racing, blood-pumping consumption of the senses.įor Jeff Fox-worthy, like most hunters, his love of the outdoors is a combination of feelings. And his sense of humor ain’t bad either.Īsk a die-hard hunter, an addict, what makes them get up at four in the morning and drive for hours to sit in a tree all day. city-slicker made a video poking fun at deer hunters, we might take offense. The same can be said about his comedy videos about deer hunting. Jeff Foxworthy can make rednecks laugh about rednecks because…. Jeff Foxworthy with the super buck he killed in Harris County during the 2005 season. The people who met Jeff that day at the restaurant really met Jeff Foxworthy, they didn’t just get a piece of paper signed.
Then after lunch in LaGrange, Jeff signed autographs for 15 minutes while we all waited in the truck. He was just one of the guys all morning at the video shoot - joking, talking hunting, talking baseball, a dad talking about his kids. But Jeff Foxworthy is hardly your typical celebrity.
Not a typical morning for a celebrity, especially one who has sold as many books and albums, had the number of sold-out live shows, or appeared on a network, primetime television show named after him. They got the truck buried to the doors in a mud hole and only made it to the video shoot after Glenn lifted the truck out of the hole with a front-end loader. Instead, he and Glenn Garner, one of the Realtree cameramen, had gone out at daylight to try to see some turkeys in a food plot. Problem was, the star of the show was missing. The Realtree Video Productions crew was busy getting cameras and gear ready for their final shoot before finishing Jeff’s second comedy hunting video, “The Return of the Incomplete Deer Hunter.” We met up with Jeff Foxworthy on a February morning in Troup County in 2001.
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