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BRAD
COMPTON Biography
Brad
Compton is State Big Game Manager for the Idaho Department of Fish
& Game. He is responsible for moose, mountain goat, bighorn sheep,
deer, elk, antelope, black bear and mountain lion management programs
in the state.
Brad
grew up in northwest Montana on a small ranch and spent most waking
hours exploring the outdoors. Early experiences with catching fish
and frogs created a life-long interest in wildlife. Brad decided
in High School that he wanted to become a wildlife biologist and
started taking extra biology, chemistry, and math classes. After
High School, he attended Montana State University where he earned
a Bachelors & Masters Degree in Fish & Wildlife Management.
Brad's
first jobs involved studying white-tailed deer in eastern Montana
and elk in Yellowstone Park. Since then, he has worked with mule
deer, moose, caribou, grizzly bears, mountain lions, upland game
birds and waterfowl.
Brad
and his wife Lynnea are raising two boys, ages 5 & 7, and the entire
family enjoys camping, fishing, and hunting experiences.
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