From her first back country backpacking trip at age eight, Jenny developed a lifelong love for the outdoors. Born and raised in the Pacific Northwest as a fourth-generation Oregonian, she learned to hunt and fish from her father, who also instilled in her a deep respect for conservation and the importance of protecting the land and its wildlife.
Over the years, Jenny and her late husband shared countless adventures hunting and fishing across North America. She has participated in numerous blacktail, mule deer, elk, and antelope hunts in her home state of Oregon, as well as hunting whitetail deer in Saskatchewan and mule deer in Alberta, Montana, and New Mexico. Jenny has also enjoyed many fishing expeditions, from king salmon fishing in Alaska to sturgeon, trout, and bass fishing in the rivers and lakes near her home.
Jenny is a proud mother to her three children: sons Wyatt and Walker, and daughter Austyn. She is also a student and currently pursuing a bachelor’s degree in communications at Southern New Hampshire University. When she’s not studying, Jenny enjoys trips to the Oregon coast, movie nights, and spending quality time with her family.
As a member of The Mule Deer Foundation, Jenny is excited to embark on this next chapter of her life and continue advocating for conservation and sustainable wildlife management, thus supporting a lifestyle she believes in.
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