Trophy Rock is part of a bigger redmond family
Trophy Rock products are mined in the heart of Utah by hunters like you. They provide deer the minerals they crave and give you a trusted tool for hunting success.
But Redmond is more than just Trophy Rock. We’re a family of collections serving a range of lifestyles—from hunting farming, and horseback riding to clean eating and natural living.
Whether it’s mineral supplements for animals or hydration support for people, Redmond delivers quality you can count on.
These four core values embody our culture, spirit, and dedication to doing what’s right. They keep us aligned and help us make decisions about everything from the way we serve our customers to the products we create.
Heritage
We are hunters, determined to pass on the stories and traditions of those who came before us.
experience
Hunting is a chance to get outside and connect with nature. It’s about time spent around a campfire, telling stories and building relationships.
STEWARDSHIP
At Redmond, we believe hunters help conservation in important ways. Learn four things you can do to be a better steward over hunting lands and deer herds.
quality
When it comes to mineral rocks for deer, Trophy Rock is king! Learn what sets Redmond Trophy Rock apart from other deer salt licks, and how to best use it.
A STORY OF AGES
Sundance Sea Forms
An ancient inland sea called the Sundance Sea exists in central Utah.
Volcano Erupts
A volcano erupts in the region and ash settles into the seabed.
Sea Dries Up
Sundance Sea dries up, leaving a mineral deposit protected by sodium bentonite
Animals Ate Minerals
Livestock and other animals consume the beneficial minerals in the soil and vegetation.
Tribe discovers deposit
Indigenous American Indians mine the deposit and trade salt with other tribes.
Spring 1946
Bosshardt Brothers Partnership
Fall 1958
Redmond Clay & Salt Company (Partnership name change and added salt)
Spring 1965
Acquisition: Poulson Brothers Salt (Started 1902)
March 1968
Redmond Clay & Salt Co. Incorporated (Entity to corp vs partnership)
December 1975
American ORSA (New Company & Brand: Human Salt and Clay), “ORSA = Organic Salt”
Late 1979
Acquisition: Albert Poulson Mine (Started 1920)
June 1980
Redmond Clay (Brand)
April 1984
Real Salt (Brand)
Summer 1990
“New” Redmond Office was Constructed near Mine
March 1994
Redmond Pond Seal (Brand)
February 1995
Redmond Minerals, Inc (New Company Name: No one really liked RSC and RSC was even more confusing than Redmond Clay and Salt)
Late 1990’s
Redmond Conditioner (Brand)
December 1999
Rhett Roberts Becomes President and CEO
2001
New Corporate Office in Springville UT
2002
Trophy Rock (Brand)
September 2003
New company: Redmond Farm & Stores
Summer 2005
New Corporate Office in Heber City, UT
June 2005
Redmond Incorporated (New Company Name for Parent Company), Redmond Life becomes a new division for Redmond products for people.
July 2005
Redmond Natural (Brand: Animal Products Trademark)
July 2009
Redmond Rock (Equine Brand)
December 2010
Acquisition: Best Vinyl Fencing and Decking
July 2011
Re-Lyte (Brand)
February 2012
Earthpaste (Brand)
February 2014
Acquisition: Valley Wide
March 2018
Redmond Hunt (Brand)
May 2018
Acquisition: Pybus Point Lodge (not a direct Redmond owned company, yet)
November 2018
New Product: Cherry Bomb (Trophy Rock)
Summer 2021
Acquisition: Western Clay
2025
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ROCKING THE HUNTING INDUSTRY FOR 20+ YEARS
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