Issue #21, Winter 1986 - Three Wire Winter Collection Archive Search Results
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A history of how Texas Longhorns arrived and thrived in the United States is mentioned, followed by Curtis Zabel explaining how he came about ranching with that particular breed and why he enjoys them so much.
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Lou Wyman discusses growing up in Routt County, Colorado and what it is like to own a hunting reserve.
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Includes a poem by Joli Porter
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Samuel "Sam" Haslem discusses his work as an air ambulance pilot in western Colorado, his agricultural upbringing in Utah, and his role as Routt County Extension Officer. He also describes his contributions to the Routt County Fair and 4-H program.
5. Front Matter
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Hazel Nelson is interviewed by Fred Meyer and Bill McKelvie about growing up on a homestead along Cow Creek and spending her adulthood in Steamboat Springs.
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Lonny Vanatta is interviewed by Duayne Truax, Del Look and Bill McKelvie about his experiences bow hunting in Routt County, Colorado.
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Hazel Nelson is interviewed by Fred Meyer about her grandfather Dorr and her life growing up on a homestead along Cow Creek.
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Sam Haslem describes his life growing up in Colorado and Utah, as well as his work as Routt County Extension Director.
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Samuel "Sam" Haslem discusses his work as an air ambulance pilot in western Colorado, his agricultural upbringing in Utah, and his role as Routt County Extension Officer. He also describes his contributions to the Routt County Fair and 4-H program.
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Magazine
The 21st issue of Three Wire Winter Magazine includes Hazel Nelson, Randy Large, Sam Haslem and Lou Wyman, as well as feature articles on Texas Longhorns and bow hunting.
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Lonny Vanatta talks about his love for bow hunting, hunting technique, and some of the animals he has hunted over the years--including a record-breaking black bear.
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Hazel Nelson tells her life story about growing up on a homestead along Cow Creek and spending her adulthood in Steamboat Springs.
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Randy Large talks about how he became a rodeo clown and why he enjoys the thrill of the sport.
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Lou Wyman speaks about his hunting reserve outside of Hayden, Colorado, elk ranching, and stories about his outfitting business.