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MAILBAG
point in the mid-1990s my career began to move me
to various places around the U.S. and the globe. My
older brother, Mike, a lifelong Wyoming outdoor
enthusiast and current veterinarian in Torrington,
gifted me with a subscription to the magazine, which
he has maintained to this day. To say that I appreciate
how Wyoming Wildlife keeps me connected to the
Wyoming outdoors is a major understatement. I have
really enjoyed the past few issues of the magazine and
have been singing its praises to various friends across
the U.S. I am currently residing in Iowa with my
wife and kids who thoroughly enjoy each Wyoming
adventure they are taken on. Keep up the good work.
				Tom Meeboer
Bettendorf, Iowa

STARTING THEM YOUNG
My great granddaughter, Addie Joe's, favorite
book.
Joe Satake
Laramie
THANKS FOR KEEPING ME CONNECTED
I have been reading Wyoming Wildlife for 20-plus
years and my enjoyment in reading this publication
just continues to grow. I grew up in Wyoming
and learned to hunt, fish and appreciate the wide
open spaces from my dad and older siblings. I left
Wyoming after I graduated from the University of
Wyoming in 1987. I frequently come back for hiking,
golfing and fishing adventures, but Wyoming Wildlife
helps me to remain connected in between. At some

CALENDAR KUDOS
Thank you for the wonderful 2021 calendar. The
photos are amazing, showing once-in-a-lifetime
looks the photographers were able to capture. I
also appreciate the comments you include from the
photographers, the information about the wildlife
and the " monthly tips " and " fast facts. "
This is my favorite calendar ever. Thank you for all
of your efforts in making such an enjoyable product.
			
Judy Raymond
Rawlins

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CORRECTIONS:
The grizzly bear photo on page
22 of the December 2020 issue
was credited as a WGFD photo.
Photographer Sean McKinley took
this photo.

GIVE CHRISTMAS CARDS A THOUGHT
I have subscribed for years and the 2021 calendar
is the best. Do you or have you considered using some
of your great photos for Christmas cards?
		
Fritz Menninig
	
		
Neodesha, Kansas

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