Giveaway

You Can WIN with Todays Wilderness!

Today’s Wilderness has begun a series of free giveaways that listeners can enter by submitting a simple email question to the host that relates to the outdoors. If your question is chosen from all entries, it will be read in a future “feature” podcast show and answered by a qualified individual that has the knowledge or background regarding your question. Pretty simple isn’t it? In short, with a simple email you can win! So, if you have an outdoor related question regarding hunting, fishing, trapping, land development, conservation, or anything of similar nature, why wait? Send an email to our podcast Host, Kevin Gardner, by using the contact form found in our navigation menus.

Enter to win a pre-paid deer aging kit from Wildlife Analytical Laboratories and Today’s Wilderness. It is called a deer aging kit, but the process works on most any mammal including, deer, elk, bear, sheep, moose etc.

DEADLINE HAS BEEN EXTENDED

Due to technical problems related to the contact page, we have extended the deadline for the aging kit contest. If you have previously submitted a question for the giveaway please feel free to resubmit. We apologize for any inconvenience.

If your question is selected from all entries received on or before April 1st 2010, here is what you will win:

· Kit includes a durable DVD style hard plastic case, prepaid laboratory cementum annuli order card, tooth removal instruction card with 11 high quality photographs, envelope and protective insert for both incisors, Certificate Order Form, and addressed envelope to mail your specimen and order to Wildlife Analytical Labs.

· All you need extra is a knife and your animal.

· In 120 days or less (we guarantee it) you will know the age. Faster service is available as an optional upgrade at winner’s expense.

We reserve the right to use the first name of the winner and general geographic location in our announcement.

You ask the question, we answer or we get the answer straight from the experts. Send us your question today.