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Meet the Folks
Here you will find a brief bio by many of the folks that run the magazine and/or provide the features and articles we publish.
We have had many writers over the years submit articles for Traditional Bowhunter. We try to use as many as we can. If you are interested in submitting an article for Traditional Bowhunter Magazine, please download the Submission Guidelines
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T. J. Conrads, Editor/Publisher/Founder
Meet the man who started it all… Back in 1988, T.J. Conrads had a dream. Fed up with the lack of traditional archery information in any bowhunting magazines of the day, he founded the first magazin . . .
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E. Donnall Thomas, Jr., Co-Editor
A lifelong outdoorsman, Don Thomas has bowhunted extensively across a dozen countries in North and South America, Africa, Asia, and the Pacific in addition to his home states of Montana and Alaska, ta . . .
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G. Fred Asbell
I began shooting a bow and arrow and bowhunting in about 1961 in central Indiana. There weren't very many bow shooters or bowhunters back then, and even fewer deer, and what information you could find . . .
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David Petersen
David Petersen grew up in Oklahoma a long time ago, a teenage member of the same archery club as Betty Grubbs, the reigning field archery Women's National Champion during the 1960s. After serving six . . .
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Dave Sigurslid
Dave Sigurslid has been avidly shooting traditional archery gear… and nothing but…for 53 years. He got his first deer tag at 16 and has hunted in Wisconsin, Minnesota, Montana, Wyoming, Alaska, and Co . . .
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Nathan Andersohn
Nathan L. Andersohn picked up an early addiction to traditional bowhunting in his birth state of Michigan. After attending college in Colorado, he fell in love with the Rocky Mountains and stayed ther . . .
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Fred Eichler
Fred Eichler is the owner of Fulldraw Outfitters. When he is not guiding hunters he splits his time between wildlife photography, freelance writing and trapping. His articles and photos have appeare . . .
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Sam Fadala
I live mainly in WY with part-time in AZ, not for snowbirding as our cabin-house in AZ is at 8,000 elevation in the pine country of the White Mountains. I have been a full-time author for 30 years wit . . .
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Jerry Gowins, Jr.
A lifelong resident of Oregon, Jerry and his bride of 30 years, Nancy, reside in Eugene. He has been bowhunting with traditional gear since 1989. Not coincidently, he sold his first magazine cover p . . .
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Gene Wensel
Gene Wensel had an article published in the Premier issue of TBM many years ago. Now that he is "retired," he continues to entertain and educate us with his increasingly senile wisdom. When he is not . . .
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Denny Sturgis, Jr.
Denny Sturgis, Jr. received his first longbow at age three from his bowhunting father. He lives in rural Michigan with his bowhunting wife, Marie, and their four children. In addition to operating a r . . .
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Jason Wesbrock
Jason R. Wesbrock is a native of Illinois where he lives with his wife, Christine and daughter, Rachel.Although bowhunting is his main passion in archery, he is credited with numerous tournament champ . . .
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Connie Renfro
As a Colorado native and avid traditional bowhunter Connie Renfro has enjoyed pursuing the wide variety of big game found in her home state. She has traveled to Alaska and has hunted several other sta . . .
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Brian Sorrells
Brian Sorrells grew up hunting small game alongside his father, starting at age five. After four years of active service in the U. S. Army, he discovered bowhunting through a co-worker. His friend sta . . .
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Dennis Kamstra
Dennis Kamstra has been actively hunting with bow and arrow for 48 years. He and his wife, Cathy, reside in Washougal, WA and Polokwane, South Africa. He has authored numerous articles on hunting big . . .
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