JARED SCHEFFLER'S passion towards producing unscripted reality features that relate to hard working everyday people is firmly
Jared believes viewers have grown tired of customary productions. "Every day people have been asking for something that's real for quite some time. They want to watch something they can relate
Founded in 2006, Whitetail Adrenaline made its debut with "The Preliminary Run" which proved to be a great success with an aggressive, do-it-yourself, no guides, no outfitters approach. The feature to follow in 2008, "Scratchin' the Surface" launched the all public land adventure
The most unique aspect of Whitetail Adrenaline is that it's always been 100% funded by the people. It's always been a sponsor free company. What does that mean for you? No commercials, no advertisements, and no altering of the production or tampering with the truth. Keeping the production sponsor free simply allows the video's to be shown exactly how it happens. This creates an overall higher enjoyment for the viewer.
Jared's entertainment, adventure style, unscripted reality features are hosted by a small crew of hard working American's who wake up to regular jobs every day, just like so many hard working people abroad.
THE CREW | Everyday Common People
The characters are comprised of a small group of everyday common people. These individuals are not intended to be viewed as professionals. The crew's true and real personalities are fully intact and are captured as such. The truth of the events that unfold are never twisted or changed to glorify the person being filmed. These are everyday common people that make mistakes as all humans have. These are not "perfect" people that make the right decisions every time.
JIM SCHEFFLER | Professional Land Surveyor
Also known by many as the "entertainer", Jim has a unique and natural born way of holding an audience's attention.
Perhaps it's the unmistakable, knee busting buck fever that comes over the man with just the sight of a shooter. His imagination runs wild and as a cameraman or viewer you never know what's about to happen while Jim's in the viewfinder. When he's off in "jimmy world" you will know it, you will
The side of Jim you may not see very often is his unbelievable ability of knowing which new public to hunt, and which not too by just a simple drive-by or brief aerial scan. He can ditch his plan at a moment's notice, find a new plan that will work, and never look back. Of coarse his biggest battle still comes when the moment of truth arises and he's shaking like a 1920's Model T doing 60 down a gravel road.
Residing in Eau Claire,
MATT ADAMS | Survey Crew Chief
An all-American hunter and in hunter terms there is probably no way to describe Adams better than a
Capitalizing on the first ever, not knowing the animal was there, jump shot buck for Whitetail Adrenaline in "
He's a blue jean wearing, deer slaying, dragging machine. He'll have a grill, coals, and fresh meat on hand for a roadside grill out after a deer drive with a few cold ones ready after the day is done. Not afraid to get dirty when dirty calls, bloody when bloody calls, and a deer driver when driving calls. A camera should be on Matt at all times and ready because camera rolling or not he's shooting when the time arises, and that's just the way we like it.
He'll tell the crew what he thinks regardless of whether they agree with him, and whether they like it, or not. There's no reading between the lines with Matt which keeps the crew clear as to where he stands. Competent in what he does, what he's about to do, and what the outcome will be.
Established in Chippewa Falls,
AL LaPean | Iron Worker
Perhaps there is no way to describe LaPean better than an all-out "warrior".
There better be a plan collaborated or you'll be wasting a valuable resource of energy and aggressiveness. He carries with him a never say die motivation of spirit and enthusiasm.
Always game for whatever is on the agenda
Located in Menomonie,
SCOTT MESKA | Sporting Goods Sales
There is but one word which comes to mind that describes Meska and that is "trooper".
He found his place as part of the crew in 2009 because of one sole reason, what individual buys a tag for a state
A lever action, pump rifle owning kind of
Always in a great mood, Scott is certainly the easy going one of the crew who takes life in stride while still upholding the tenacious style of which the crew embraces. If he's headed to North Dakota in December he'll be toting a tow strap, snow chains, and from now on probably a torch as you'll see in the "Out of Bullets" feature.
Abiding in Eau Claire,