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"Zano"
www.BowhuntingTalk.com
I've spent considerable time trying to figure out what you would want to
know about me while being mindful of the space. That's hard to do
without sounding like I'm bragging. I say that because, I'm truly
a blessed man, having grown up in the southern tip of rural Texas. A land
rich and fertile for farming and ranching, and with an abundance of wildlife.
You couldn't walk in any direction for more than five minutes without running
into a place to fish or hunt, and as a boy I fished or hunted almost daily,
weather and chores permitting.
Five decades ago my mother had no idea who she was giving birth to.
Of course, neither did I. But as the years rolled by, we both found
out we each had an eager fishing partner, and fish we did! I don't
believe there's a canal, resaca or hole in the southern Rio Grande River
that didn't get a line tossed into it. And living only minutes away
from the Gulf Coast provided all the excuse we needed to see if the trout,
flounder or redfish were biting.
Dad got lucky too. He wound up with a little hunter who wanted
to experience those dove, quail, geese and deer hunts he so often shared
with his friends. Not only did he enjoy teaching me how to shoot
and hunt, he really appreciated my bird plucking abilities. Talk
about a win-win situation.
The outdoor experiences throughout my youth laid the foundation that
I have built my life upon. Completing college with a degree in wildlife-big
game management prepared and led me into the world of writing, creating
and publishing The Hunt Recorder & Notes Book, and offering
my Bowhunting Property
Evaluation and Consulting Services. A lot of good things
have happened since that first issue sold in 1996. My new Pro
Staff Program is just the latest adventure, and is laying the foundation
for new and exciting products to come. To my loyal customers I wish
to say "Thank you" for your support. It's my great pleasure
to share in your successes. To future friends and customers, I welcome
you to join our camp.
There's an old saying that goes, "The only thing that doesn't change,
is change itself." As hard as I've tried, I've yet to prove that
wrong. I guess that's why I'm always venturing out, looking for new
adventures. And, I have to admit that my love to bow hunt central
Texas whitetails, south Texas javalina and New Mexico mule deer has changed
as well, it grows every time I step into the wilderness. Best of
all, I continue to learn as I hunt them, and with that comes greater enjoyment
and successes afield. What's next? I can only imagine, and
I'm looking forward to every moment of it.
One last thing, please join and support organizations that uphold and
protect our God-given Right to hunt, and the beliefs you hold close to
your heart. My memberships and contributions have supported the National
Rifle Association, the Professional Bowhunters Society, the Rocky Mountain
Elk Foundation, and many other fine hunting organizations. Get involved,
our future depends on it.
Zan D. Christensen
Maker of The Hunt Recorder & Notes Book |