MICHAEL MICHAELSEN • Special to the Sun --
The Nevada Department of Wildlife recognized a long-time hunting educator Thursday in Winnemucca at the Martin Hotel during an appreciation dinner for volunteer instructors. Bob Gibson, of Lovelock, has been teaching hunter education courses for 40 years. He began volunteering to educate new hunters back in 1973. He said he believes he's the longest-serving instructor in northern Nevada. NDOW official presented Gibson with a token of the agency's appreciation - a new Weatherby . 257 caliber rifle with his name engraved on the barrel. Above, Gibson, center is flanked, by left to right, Steve Kemp, conservation aide, Gayle Gregg, administrative assistant, Gibson, Teresa Moiola, conservation education chief, and Chris Vasey, outdoor education coordinator.
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