Ken
Hunter

Hunter’s inspiration for his original oil paintings comes from his surroundings and interaction with those surroundings as a hunter, fisherman and outdoorsman. After teaching school for ten years, he left the teaching field in 1981 to dedicate himself to a full time career in the field of outdoor communications. While most of Hunter’s work centers around wildlife art, bronze sculptures, carvings and illustrations, he also is a writer, photographer and lecturer. His art has graced the covers of magazines such as “Pennsylvania Game News,” “Fly Fishing Guide,” “New England Outdoor Times,” “Tackle Box” (the "Field and Stream" of Japan), and the prestigious “Sporting Classics” magazine.

“It is my hope that others will find inspiration, excitement, and a better understanding of our wildlife and its habitat,” he said. “Without doubt, most of my paintings have evolved from actual locations within minutes of my home in the Muncy Hills. My love of the outdoors sparked my early interest in painting, and while I continue to paint I have added several other forms of outdoor expressions as the weekly outdoor columnist for Webb Weekly and the co-host of Channel 16’s “Pennsylvania Outdoor Life.”