"When the Everyday Hunter isn't hunting, he’s thinking about hunting, talking about hunting, dreaming about hunting, writing about hunting, or wishing he were hunting." This website has two purposes. First, it acquaints you
with Steve and his writing by making available as much of it as possible for your reading pleasure. Second, it promotes Steve's column for wide distribution, and Steve himself as a popular speaker. He speaks frequently at wild game dinners and sportsmen's banquets, with presentations on do-it-yourself moose hunting in Alaska, wild turkey hunting, and soon a new program on the whitetail deer. His programs get high marks from all who see them.
Biographical information is available at the About Steve page. For a taste of Steve’s writing style, you’ll also find a story there (with photos) describing his earliest hunting impulses.
Most of his newspaper columns (published in several venues) are indexed on the Columns page. Check the Speaking page for brief descriptions of his presentations, along with testimonials. Steve also writes frequently for a number of national and regional hunting magazines (see Magazines page).
The Activities page offers occasional reports on some of the things Steve is doing in the outdoors. In addition, a Links page points to some excellent sources for more information on hunting. (Most of them Steve has a relationship with.) Meet a few of his Friends (in the outdoors and elsewhere) -- quality people every one. As time goes by, Steve will be adding photographs for your viewing pleasure in the Photo Gallery. Finally, on the About Andy page, read a tribute to Steve's younger brother Andy, an Alaskan outdoorsman who passed away unexpectedly in March, 2008. Steve owes more to Andy than he can describe.
About Steve's logo: The antler is an artistic rendering of the first shed antler he ever found. His fascination with antlers has led him to keep it for more years than he'll admit. The half-rack of an eight point doesn't depict a record-book whitetail like you see in lots of logos -- instead it represents what any "everyday hunter" would be happy to bring home during deer season. The turkey feather is from the tailfan of one of the many spring gobblers that have taken a ride in Steve's Ford Ranger. Steve hunts deer in the fall and gobblers in the spring (and occasionally a few other critters), but thinks about and plans his fall and spring hunts constantly -- literally every day. And he never tires of talking about hunting.
Thanks for stopping by. Spend some time here at EverydayHunter.com. Two things are sure: you'll find lots of information (including some opinions you may or may not share) -- and a lot to enjoy.

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Contact information:
To schedule Steve Sorensen for a speaking event (or to ask questions about his presentations), phone him at (814) 757-9411, or email him at EverydayHunter@gmail.com.
To speak to Steve about his column, or regarding other matters, phone (814) 757-9411, or email SteveSorensen@verizon.net.
Images from a couple of Steve's adventures in Alaska:

