Kenneth Lancaster
The Given Right
Kenneth Lancaster
Known by his friends as KennaLee, Kenneth Lancaster was raised the son of a trapper and the grandson of a commercial fisherman. At a young age he was introduced to the outdoors, and hasn’t been able to get it out of his blood yet.
Growing up in the woods of Mississippi, Kenneth’s hunting success and ability landed him guest appearances on multiple TV shows and films. His skill and infectious personality eventually led him to be invited to the Primos Truth About Hunting Team, which he was a part of for 13 years.
Kenneth was eventually invited to join the Bone Collector Team. After some great memories and much success, he decided to branch out on his own and start his own show, The Given Right. Through the show, Kenneth has had the opportunity to harvest a variety of big game species in some unforgettable locations.
Although he is primarily known for his ability to kill large, mature Whitetails, his true passion lies is turkey hunting. Mississippi, the state that he calls home, is one of the premier destinations for the Eastern Wild Turkey, but Kenneth also enjoys traveling around to other states to harvest Merriam, Rio Grande, and Osceola birds.
Kenneth is a true outdoorsman. The harvest of the animal is important, but it only plays a small part in what fuels his passion. He is rarely seen without a smile and strong, positive attitude. As a true family man, the thing that he looks forward to the most is spending time outside with his wife and children. We at Waypoint applaud Kenneth for his passion and success, and we are proud to call him a member of our team.
Watch the story of Kenneth and Mark Heck and see how they brought The Given Right to life.
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