TED NUGENT Offers To Give LANCE BASS Hunting Lessons

September 4, 2002

'N SYNC singer Lance Bass may have been rejected this week in his bid to visit the International Space Station because his sponsors were unable to come up with the $20 million fee in time, but for just $1 million, Ted Nugent has offered to have the boy band member over to his Michigan ranch to teach him bow-hunting skills.

The fee would reportedly cover Nugent's lessons in bow-hunting basics and a week-long hunt where Bass would "be taught a greater appreciation for nature and gravity as he hunts, kills, cleans and cooks for himself," the guitarist said. "Bass needs to quit worrying about going into outer space and embrace and celebrate life by learning how to kill his own food. A slab of flesh on the back of a deer is the finest source of protein on the planet."

A National Rifle Association board member, Nugent is also offering to sweeten the deal by "throwing in a few guitar lessons."

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