Jase Robertson

Jase Robertson is an innovator, professional duck hunter, and former chief operating officer of Duck Commander, the Louisiana-based hunting and outdoor recreation company founded by his father, Phil Robertson. He is recognized for his appearances on the A&E reality television series "Duck Dynasty" and Fox Entertainment’s "Duck Family Treasure," where his expertise in duck hunting and his role in the family business brought him national prominence. Robertson co-hosts the podcast "Unashamed with the Robertson Family" alongside his late father Phil and brother Alan, using the platform to discuss Christian faith and share the Gospel with a broad audience.

Robertson has played a key role in the development and manufacturing of Duck Commander’s signature duck calls, including the "Triple Threat" call, which utilizes three reeds for enhanced sound. He is known for personally hand-tuning each call, maintaining the company’s reputation for quality and authenticity in the hunting community. His technical contributions and hands-on leadership in product development have been central to Duck Commander’s growth from a small, family-run operation to a multi-million dollar enterprise with a diversified portfolio that includes deer, turkey, and fishing gear under the Buck Commander, Strut Commander, and Fin Commander brands.

Beyond television, Robertson is portrayed in the biographical film "The Blind," which chronicles the early life of his father, Phil Robertson. He is a frequent speaker at corporate events and hunting expos, addressing topics such as entrepreneurship, innovation, faith, and overcoming adversity. Robertson’s public speaking emphasizes the importance of humility, perseverance, and using success to make a positive impact—lessons drawn from the family’s journey through both triumphs and challenges in business.