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Bradley Carleton brings a unique and poetic perspective to his appreciation for wildlife and the importance of getting outdoors. His column is also a fascinating outlier to all the other columns I’ve ever read. Although he is a hunter and angler, Carleton’s columns are not recitations of the mechanics of stalking prey; they are beautiful and imminently readable meditations about our spiritual connections to nature.
Scooter Macmillan
Editor, The Charlotte Nes
As an avid follower of his writing, I am deeply impressed with his balanced position on hunting, trapping, and fishing. His ability to put forth an ethical and non-polarizing discussion that respects Vermont tradition, wildlife, and the environment is a badly needed voice in wildlife management and sport. As a lifelong nature sportsman, he is also a terrific educator. I urge you take a look at the attached columns and judge for yourself.
Bill Schubart
VT Author
You do not have to be a hunter or fisherman to appreciate the work of Bradley Carleton. If you treat yourself and take a few minutes to read his columns, you’ll find adventures, humor, things about nature you didn’t know, and fuel for a meditation about your own connection to the world around you. I’ve been reading Bradley for years, and never miss a word. His rewriting reminds me of who
and where I am.
Stephen Kiernan
New York Times Bestselleing Author

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