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Home » TrueTimber Returns as Official Camo Sponsor of Kansas One Shot Turkey Hunt

TrueTimber Returns as Official Camo Sponsor of Kansas One Shot Turkey Hunt

Adam Green By Adam Green April 17, 2026 3 Min Read
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TrueTimber Returns as Official Camo Sponsor of Kansas One Shot Turkey Hunt

NMAN, S.C. – April 15, 2026 – TrueTimber, the world’s best-selling camo brand, will return as the official camouflage sponsor of the 2026 Kansas One Shot Turkey Hunt. The event will take place in El Dorado, Kansas on April 16-18. Upon arrival, all event attendees will receive a full set of TrueTimber high performance turkey hunting apparel to keep them concealed during the hunt. The attendee list includes TrueTimber team members and ambassador Rob Keck, along with several American heroes and youth hunters who will be turkey hunting for the first time. 

The Kansas One Shot Turkey Hunt was founded in 2023 to honor the vision and ideas of former Governor Mike Hayden and former Executive Vice President of the El Dorado Chamber of Commerce Marv McCown. In 1987, Hayden and McCown organized a turkey hunt that invited key professionals across various industries intending to elevate local business, Kansas outdoor resources and wild turkey conservation.  

“The Kansas One Shot Turkey Hunt represents everything that makes this industry special—strong partnerships, time in the field and a commitment to conservation,” said TrueTimber CEO Rusty Sellars. “We’re excited to be back as the official camo sponsor and to see hunters putting our gear to work in a setting that truly matters.” 

The hunt days will occur on April 17th and 18th, both kicking off at the Butler Community Center. An evening event is planned on the 17th at the El Dorado Civic center for hunters, landowners, guides and sponsors, as well as weigh-ins scheduled the 18th. The event concludes with the Strutters Banquet & Auction on Saturday night, where the contest winner will be announced. 

To learn more about the entire TrueTimber product line, and see all available gear and apparel, visit TrueTimber.com. Details about future product launches can be found on TrueTimber’s Facebook and Instagram pages.

About TrueTimber 
Founded in 2005 and headquartered in Inman, South Carolina, TrueTimber has become a leader in developing hyper-realistic, performance-driven camouflage patterns and the apparel and accessories built around them. Each TrueTimber pattern is created through extensive field research, advanced imaging, and rigorous testing to ensure it blends naturally into the environments hunters and outdoorsmen encounter most. That same commitment to innovation carries through to the brand’s full line of apparel and gear, which is designed for durability, comfort and reliable performance in the field. TrueTimber products are available at retailers across the United States and Canada, contributing to its position as The World’s Best-Selling Camo. For more information, visit TrueTimber.com. 



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