Kaylee Jade Jackson

Kaylee Jade Jackson possesses extensive experience in outdoor education and advocacy, currently serving as Chief Mentor for Arkansas Game and Fish since June 2018, focusing on teaching women and children hunting and fishing skills. In addition, Kaylee has been actively involved with the National Wild Turkey Federation Women's Initiative, promoting female participation through banquet organization and fundraising since April 2018. As a public figure, Kaylee has held various titles such as Mrs. Mountain Home, where the platform is centered on children's abuse awareness, and Mrs. Most Beautiful at the Elk Festival, advocating for inner and outer beauty in women. Kaylee also holds roles with several outdoor-focused companies, promoting women's hunting apparel and products, while hosting the radio and TV show "Catch The Madness." Educational credentials include a Bachelor's Degree in Public Relations and Law Enforcement from Mississippi State University and certification in Communications from the National Communication Institute.