EITHER/OR
By Deb Brubaker
Tina Randello, owner of the Danville Sub Shop, began hunting years ago because she enjoys the outdoors and the serenity nature brings her. She's hunted in Colorado, Alaska, Canada and Africa.
"My first big trophy was taken in the Black Mesa area of Colorado," the Danville resident recalled. "I had asked my friend (now fiance) PaulGardner to come with me and we've been together since." All the meat harvested through Randello's hunts is used to feed the Colorado village. :The meat is never wasted as onespirit feeds another," Randello said.Hunting is Randello's way of unwinding, enjoying nature, and being able to provide food to people who truly need it. "I've always loved the thrill of the unknown and the memories I will reflect on and cherish," she said. "I enjoy looking at my mounts and reflect on my journeys and the wonderful people I have met along the way."
Owner of Southside Sports Bait & Tackle in Sunbury and a licensed guide, Ken Maurer has been fishing since he can remember. "My first memories are of my dad taking me to farm ponds," he said. Maurer and his brother spend a week in Canada each year fishing for muskie. "We found a little spot on an un-named lake which we call Death Row.
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