Hunting

HUNTING YOU'VE GOT TO BE KIDDING!

Hunting: You've Got to Be Kidding! is a wonderful true story about a man with a dream. Written by Kevin A. Dettler, it is a humorous and emotional story of his endeavor to achieve what only 120 hunters in the world had accomplished. The book takes you through a chronological order of years as the author hunts all the big game species that call North America home. Readers are captivated as Kevin, in his unique way, relates the emotional, financial, and spiritual aspects required to fulfill the dream. That being one of the 120 (now about 140) worldwide hunters to receive the award from Safari Club International for collecting and registered all 29 species, thus "The North American 29 award". You will be entertained as the books' focus dwells, not on the hunting, but on the mental processes associated with hunting trophy big game animals. Best of all are the many humorous "you've got to be kidding" moments! It really is a story of faith in God and perseverance. Enjoyed by non-hunters also, including men and women.

Kevin Dettler is a proud American Farmer. Growing up on the family farm in North Dakota, a love of the outdoors formed at an early age. Forty years has passed as Kevin, along with wife Becky and children Nicole, Kiel and Brett, operated their own family farm in South Dakota. At one time Dettler Farms was in the top 10% of farms in the US by size, producing many different types of crops, including potatoes, popcorn, dark red kidney beans, corn, soybeans, wheat, sunflowers and barley. A love for hunting paralleled his love for farming. Hunting became a passion during college at North Dakota State University. The author worked hard to balance farming, family, and hunting trips with friends. Serving on the board of many farm organizations prepared Kevin for the role of national president of United States Custom Harvesters.

If you're interested in ordering copies of his book, please feel free to reach out to his literary agent, Armani Klein at New Life Creatives Media. He can be contacted directly at (223) 210-7118 or [email protected]