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Jonathan Turner UNJ Pro Staff |
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NRA Member NWTF Member BASS Member FLW Member American Bass Anglers Member Mossy Oak Pro Staff Member of the North American Hunt Club |
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My name is Jonathan Turner, I am 33 years old and I live in southern Kentucky with my wife Dawn and two children Callie and Cade. I attended Western Kentucky University and received a bachelor degree in Agriculture and I am currently employed as an Environmental Health Inspector for the state of Kentucky where I inspect dairy farms. My outdoor passion started at an early age. My father, who is an avid fisherman, raised my brother and I by himself due to the passing of my mother. My father always took us outdoors doing something. We would hunt everything from Indian artifacts in plowed up tobacco fields, deer, turkey, rabbit, squirrel and of course fishing. As I grew older my passion for the outdoors grew even larger. I'm always out exploring and trying to learn as much as possible about the wildlife that we have here in Kentucky. I am an avid deer and turkey hunter and always looking forward to the opening day of either season. I am a member of Mossy Oak Pro Staff, and I'm also a proud member of the NWTF and the NRA. I'm one of those hunters that gets excited seeing any wildlife, whether it be a small buck, doe, fawn, jake, or any of the wood's little creatures. This is what keeps me going and keeps the excitement alive and tangible. I will continue hunting until that feeling ends, and I suspect that will be the day I am laid to rest. If I'm not hunting I am spending time with family, shooting my bow or outdoors scouting for wildlife. I have been blessed to have the opportunity to harvest the animals and take my children along with me as my dad did, so that I can teach them about the outdoors so that they may respect it and enjoy it as well. I feel that it is imperative that any outdoor lover teach children, and others to respect and uphold the outdoors, enjoy it, and always leave it in better shape than what we found it in. Thank you for checking out my bio and always remember "The will to harvest is not nearly as important as the will to prepare for a harvest."
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Copyright 2009 Michael Adams