Nick Mundt

Nick Mundt is an outdoorsman, television personality, host, and advocate for hunting culture who has established a career in the outdoor industry. With more than 15 years of experience as a licensed hunting guide and nine years as a Realtree co-host and cameraman, Mundt has developed a foundation rooted in field experience. His transition from behind the camera to in front of it has resonated with audiences nationwide.

Mundt is a co-host on the Outdoor Channel show "Michael Waddell's Bone Collector." "Bone Collector" explores hunting culture, focusing on the camaraderie among sportsmen and the passion for the outdoors. The show features hosts Michael Waddell, Mundt, and Travis T-Bone Turner as they travel internationally, representing various hunting methods, including bow, muzzleloader, shotgun, and rifle.

Mundt also appears on the Outdoor Channel series "Survival Science," where he and Laura Schara examine human endurance in challenging outdoor conditions. The series addresses topics such as animal encounters, severe weather, and survival in extreme environments, highlighting the physical and mental demands of outdoor pursuits.

Among Mundt's hunting accomplishments are a 209-inch white-tailed deer from Kansas taken with a bow, a Grand Slam turkey (four subspecies in 10 hours and 43 minutes), and a mule deer taken at three yards, which was featured in "Bone Collector." He has hunted in more than 15 states and on three continents, sharing hunting culture through speaking engagements and public appearances. Mundt's approach combines entertainment with practical hunting knowledge, and his presence in television and podcasts connects him with contemporary hunting audiences.

Mundt uses his platform to promote the importance of hunting ethics and values, emphasizing their role in cultural heritage. His visibility in the outdoor industry allows him to engage with audiences through television, public speaking, and social media, maintaining a connection with grassroots hunting communities.