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THE MITTEN BROTHERS

THE MITTEN BROTHERS

Mark Mitten has been bowhunting for almost four decades. As a youth, he spent endless hours wading and fishing the Yellow River of northern Wisconsin. He caught frogs and snakes along its bank, but the mudpuppies that lived under boulders in the streambed were his favorites. Mark’s love for the outdoors grew deeper annually and has been readily expressed in countless wildlife photos he has taken. This obsession drew him to many expeditions in the Rocky Mountain states and Alaska. He donated many of the images he captured on film to journals, books and various other publications appreciated by wildlife enthusiasts.

Mike Mitten lives in Beach Park, Illinois. Woodsmanship was learned early on during camping and fishing trips with his father and through Boy Scouting where he earned the highest rank of Eagle. Mike received his bachelors’ degree in biology in 1983 from Northern Illinois University and has made a thirty-year career in the pharmaceutical industry. He is currently employed as a dedicated member of a research team that discovers new treatments for cancer. Mike has hunted with the bow and arrow for over 45 years, cutting his bowhunting teeth on the family’s vacation property and surrounding Chequamegon National Forest in north-central Wisconsin. His passion for bowhunting whitetail deer is offset each year by annual solo bowhunting adventures to distant western states.

“Hunting gives you the chance to hear the future of mother nature.”

Born in 1966, David is the youngest of seven Mitten children. He has always loved animals. While growing up, he continually seemed to be nursing a crow, raccoon, squirrel or duck back to health. As a teenager, David enjoyed hunting, fishing, boating, and especially canoeing down the Flambeau River in Wisconsin.