Zumbo Joins RMEF Board
GW: A good man indeed, Jim Zumbo. The short bio indicates he enjoys wild game cooking. He must, because he totes some of his favorite dishes to our Professional Outdoor Media Association (POMA) annual conference, wherever it is held. Last year in Mississippi, he competed in a cooking contest at the event, as well. And, I must say, he knows what he’s doing. The best to you and RMEF in the years to come.
MISSOULA, Mont.-A familiar face known to many as the country”s most prominent big-game hunter is joining the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation board of directors. Jim Zumbo is actually set to begin his third term on the board.
“There is nobody who better understands that Hunting is Conservation than Jim Zumbo,” said David Allen, RMEF president and CEO. “Jim’s vast experience in the field around the country and his vision and dedication to spreading our hunting heritage will benefit RMEF for years to come.” Read more

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