Experience:
Scott is a fifth-generation Arkansan and lifelong outdoorsman with a deep appreciation for wildlife, conservation, and land stewardship. With over 20 years of experience marketing agricultural, recreational, and timberland tracts across the Mid-South, he understands that each property has a unique story to tell. Scott’s background spans land brokerage, conservation, entrepreneurship, and outdoor brand development. Over the years, he has been featured in magazines such as Shooting Sportsman, Sporting Classics, and Greenhead, and his work has been highlighted several times in Ducks Unlimited magazine. His knowledge of the Mid-South land market and the outdoors, combined with an extensive network of relationships, brings insight and value to buyers and sellers alike.
Education:
Bachelor of Science, Marketing
Arkansas State University, Jonesboro
Achievements:
Scott has developed and executed marketing campaigns for more than 160 property listings across Arkansas, Tennessee, and Mississippi. He also founded FieldSport Properties, a recreational land leasing syndicate connecting hunting enthusiasts with sporting properties. A serial entrepreneur in the outdoor industry, Scott was the original founder of Mountain Khakis, a Jackson Hole–based mountain lifestyle apparel brand; directed the relaunch of Duxbak, an outdoor apparel brand established in 1904 that outfitted hunters, anglers, campers, and hikers for generations; and co-founded McAlister, a waterfowl and upland hunting apparel brand. Conservation has been a constant throughout his career. He launched “Conserve Game, Hunt with a Trained Retriever,” a messaging campaign promoting the use of trained retrievers to minimize game loss and support ethical hunting practices. He has also designed fundraising and membership campaigns for the Arkansas Game & Fish Foundation, and he founded and chaired the Ducks Unlimited chapter at Arkansas State University.
Personal:
Scott lives in Little Rock, Arkansas, with his wife, Leslie, and their golden retriever, Bodie. Their children, Abigail and Noah, live in Fayetteville, in the northwest corner of the state. Each winter, Scott guides duck hunts on two storied private properties near Stuttgart. He and Noah share a passion for chasing trophy whitetails during the fall rut and Eastern wild turkeys in the spring. In recent years, Scott has taken up wildlife and landscape photography, videography, and writing about the outdoors and the sporting life. Michigan’s Upper Peninsula has become a favorite new destination, calling him north in search of fresh adventure. The Perrys return to Jackson Hole as often as they can, drawn by the mountains and the region’s distinctive Western culture.
