Lou Haskell hunts turkey after two knee surgeries

Heading to the kitchen through a doorway at his camp, Haskell is going to pan fry some of the meat from the turkey he shot in the morning. “I like the challenge,” Haskell says of hunting. “Being able to figure out what animals are doing. To learn more about them. Part of it is just being out there and enjoying the anticipation of seeing animals, even though you might not actually want to take one that day.”

RAYMOND ME – APRIL 30: Seen through a doorway at his camp, with a painting of him heading back toward his camp after ice fishing on the left and a sign saying “An old hunter lives here,” Lou Haskell heads to the kitchen to pan fry some of meat from a turkey he shot while hunting on the morning of Monday, April 30, 2018, the first day of turkey hunting season. Haskell, 86, a long-time hunter, has had surgeries on both knees, allowing him to continue to hunt. (Staff Photo by Gregory Rec/Staff Photographer)

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