Our seven finalists included (from left) Terri and Gordon Southwick, of Garibaldi, Ore., John Walther, of Thibodaux, La., Nancy Craft, of Hughesville, Pa., Les Monostory, of Fayetteville, N.Y., Gale Dupree, of Loyalton, Calif., and Bob Capron (not pictured), of Cody, Wyo.
Photo by Mark Von Holden
On October 6, we held our 5th annual Heroes of Conservation Gala at the Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center in Washington, D.C. A prevailing theme of the ceremony was that individual sportsmen can make a huge impact. "These everyday hunters and fishermen don't wait for someone to solve conservation problems," said F&S Editor Anthony Licata. "They roll up their sleeves and get to work, and the results benefit all Americans."
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It would be nice to see them driving an American car instead of that overpriced piece of crap Toyota. How about conserving the American economy.
Huge congratulations to all of the heroes and a huge kudos to Toyota for sponsoring conservation in America.
To Ohio Buckster, do you know how many Americans have jobs because of Toyota? Do your homework.
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Huge congratulations to all of the heroes and a huge kudos to Toyota for sponsoring conservation in America.
To Ohio Buckster, do you know how many Americans have jobs because of Toyota? Do your homework.
It would be nice to see them driving an American car instead of that overpriced piece of crap Toyota. How about conserving the American economy.
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