Maddi Morgan

Madison Morgan serves as the Digital Marketing Creative Specialist for Mossy Oak Properties Land and Farms Realty, bringing a lifelong passion for the outdoors and storytelling into her work. She leads brand strategy, digital marketing, and creative content, to build a strong, consistent brand, showcase properties, and connect people to the land and lifestyle Mossy Oak represents.

Raised in Aiken, South Carolina, Madison grew up with dirt on her boots and a fishing rod never far from her hand. From beating the banks on the Savannah River with her dad to falling in love with wingshooting in a dove field at six, the outdoors has always been more than a hobby; it’s been home. Spring finds her most of her time on the water fishing, though she enjoys chasing turkeys. Fall and winter are for bow hunting whitetails or early mornings in the duck hole. Every season offers a chance to soak in the beauty of God’s creation.

Growing up in a family of hunters and fishermen shaped her fearless mindset: if the boys could do it, she could too. That perspective inspired her to write I Hunt Like a Girl, a devotional encouraging young women to embrace their strength, faith, and identity in Christ.

After earning her Bachelor of Business Administration from the University of South Carolina, Madison built her own marketing business and spent three years in insurance sales, earning top producer recognition two years in a row. These experiences taught her that creative thinking, strong relationships, and stepping outside the box drive real results. She now applies those lessons to marketing and brand growth at Mossy Oak Properties.

Outside of work, she spends much of her time in the Lowcountry at Edisto Beach, running the marshes, fishing, or exploring with her Boykin Spaniels, Georgia and Kash. Some of her favorite moments are spent closer to home, teaching the next generation how to fish, hunt, and love the outdoors the way she did growing up. She credits her uncle with teaching her what it truly means to be a gamekeeper and treasures the role she now plays in passing on that legacy.

Though she has been blessed to hunt and travel across the country, Madison believes her most meaningful moments afield have been right at home, on the land that shaped her. As a woman in the outdoor industry, she hopes to inspire girls to hop in the truck with their dad, brother, uncle, or friend and head to the woods, reminding them that the outdoors is for everyone, and that their calling, character, and courage are always worth celebrating.