I was recently hired by NWTF on January 15^th 2008 as a Regional Biologist for the state of Kentucky.  I’ve lived in Kentucky all my life and in 2004 I received my bachelor’s degree in Wildlife Biology from Murray State University.  After college I’ve spent the last 4 years working for conservation with The Nature Conservancy here in Kentucky.  I am married to my wife Tracey Campbell and have two children, a 2-½ year old son named Jaxon, and a newly born daughter named Gracie!  Hunting sometimes seems to be more of a priority than a hobby for me (!), and I also love spending time with my family, playing around on the guitar, and getting the ole line wet (fishing!).

Let me say that I am excited about working along with you for the wild turkey, conservation, and supporting our hunting heritage here in Kentucky.  This state is truly an outstanding example of diversity and natural resources. I know with all of our members and volunteers, along with our local partners working together there is a tremendous amount that we can accomplish so that these natural resources, like the wild turkey, and our hunting heritage can be protected here in Kentucky for future generations to come.

I look forward to meeting and working with you!

Yours in Conservation,