Hunter is a lifelong Mississippi manborn and raised right outside of Water Valley, in Panola County. He graduated from Lafayette High School in Oxford and then attended the University of Mississippi where he received his bachelors degree in exercise science before being accepted into the Physical Therapist Assistant program at Meridian Community College. Since 2018, Hunter has worked in the physical therapy field as a licensed PTA, where he traveled throughout Mississippi and central Louisiana working with patients in different settings.At an early age, Hunter was introduced to the outdoors while spending time with his dad hunting and fishing. His love for chasing mature whitetail deer and wild turkeys has carried him all across the United States. Many fall mornings have been spent sitting in the hardwoods of the Midwest or swamps of the Deep South. In the spring, he enjoys shed hunting and chasing wild turkeys from coast to coast.Through his love for wildlife, Hunter has found a new hobby focused on conservation and property enhancement projects for a variety of landscapes. Hunter can be found performing prescribed burns and hinge cuts, planting trees/food plots, or taking soil samples to ensure properties reach their max potential.Since owning my first piece of property, I have truly realized the value of land ownership. Land has proven to be a stable investment offering the ability for forced appreciation while affording the opportunity to hunt, fish, and spend quality family time on your own dirt.Hunter and his college sweetheart turned wife, Victoria, call Batesville home. They are the proud parents of Goldie and are expecting another daughter, Della, in the new year. The Robison family attends Pinelake Church in Oxford.