TED NUGENT To Be Inducted Into National Bowhunters Hall Of Fame

February 4, 2009

The National Bowhunters Hall of Fame has announced Ted Nugent as their most recent inductee. The induction will take place February 6 in Las Vegas, Nevada as part of the National Field Archery Association's World Archery Festival at the Riviera Hotel. Nugent will be honored in two categories: Excellence in Bowhunting, as well as Literary Excellence. These categories acknowledge Nugent's widely acclaimed skills as an outdoorsman, and his promotion of bowhunting on an international level via his best-selling books and popular writings.

Nugent began bowhunting around 1956 — approximately the same time he picked up his first guitar. Nugent has gone on to wildly successful careers in the two seemingly disparate fields. But it makes perfect sense to Ted. He explains, "I started twanging the one-string 'bout the same time as the 6-string. There was some sort of bow and arrow in my hands as young as six or seven, I'm sure. Got my first guitar around the same time and both have remained my favorite weapons to date!"

The induction marks the pinnacle of recognition for Nugent as a bona fide Bowhunting Legend of the 21st Century according to the NBHF.

"Ted has done more to promote archery in the last 20 years in all media than any other person," states Terry Martin of Martin Archery. "We are so fortunate to have Ted and his wife Shemane in our sport. Ted has taken on some of the toughest critics in the world. Where he gets all the energy we will never know."

"The future of the shooting sports in this country is in the hands of tomorrow's outdoorsmen and women," Ted says. "The youth of America must be educated to the wholesome and valued world of hunting and conservation. Because rock 'n roll plays such a pivotal role in a young person's life, I will share my wonderful lifestyle and experiences with them."

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