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About Us
Kristin Kiger
I’m Kristin Kiger, Father to Kallie, Emma and Ellie, As a kid I spent a lot of time in the outdoors with my dad and his friends. As with most kids there were a lot of times where I wished I had better or more gear to be able to successfully chase all kinds of wildlife. I also wished I had better places to get in the outdoors to be more successful. With those moments in mind, my intentions for Sportsman’s Heart is to provide those with opportunities that I wish I had as a kid. I want to be able to help all walks of life with any dreams of the outdoors they may have no matter how big or small.
Brad Zimmerman
My name is Brad Zimmerman and I’m happily married for 12 years with three beautiful children. I had the privilege as a child to grow up on a nice piece of property with creeks, woods, and farmland. Every day I found myself outside playing, exploring or fishing. As I got a little older I decided I wanted to start hunting. It was very difficult to learn given that no one in my family hunted and that I certainly didn’t have the right equipment. As time moved on I slowly drifted away from hunting and focused on other things. Fast forwarding several years, my love for the outdoors has been rekindled. I love spending time in the outdoors with my kids teaching them how to hunt, fish and soak up the beauty of God’s creation. I’m very proud to be a part of Sportsman’s Heart, providing kids an opportunity to learn and experience the outdoors to its fullest.
Kenyon Barnett
I’m Kenyon Barnett and it is easiest to know who I am by the people in my life. I am a husband to my wife Melissa and we have been married for over 20 years. I have 5 wonderful kids. They are Chloe (18), Cooper (16), Georgia (14), Will (12) and Elle (9). Growing up, I was fortunate to have a Grandfather that was an avid and talented sportsman. I learned a number of valuable skills from him that equipped me to enjoy the outdoors as an adult. Through his example and the leadership of a number of other wonderful and Godly men, I was able to experience the value of the investment of great mentors. Additionally, I have been fortunate to have many individuals invest in the lives of my children to teach them skills to help them in life, athletics and the outdoors. It is because of those examples that I have become involved in Sportsman’s Heart. My goal is to help facilitate meaningful mentorships that will allow others to grow in their love of the outdoors and pass on the heritage of investing in the next generation of leaders and sportsmen.