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An avid hunter and co-host of two television shows on Hunting Ventures TV, Casey Janczak is not the typical image of a bow hunter. Growing up in Green Bay, Wisconsin where she was surrounded by the outdoors, she soon discovered her love for hunting and fishing. At a very young age her parents introduced her to the intricacies of the hunt including blood trailing and field dressing. Now, hunting is more than just a hobby for Casey, she is the co-host of two television shows "Do-All Outdoors Shooting" and "Hunting Adventures."

Casey also enjoys photography and capturing nature in its pure state. She majored in photography at the Art Institute International in Minnesota and started her own business called KCJ Photography. Casey's focus includes antique structures, people and the environment.

Join us as we follow Casey on the thrill of the hunt.

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