John Duncklee is one of a kind, a renaissance Westerner from hat to boots. Whether he’s working as a teacher, author, horse breeder or cattle rancher, he always feels strongly about what he’s doing. You could say he’s crazy, funny and compassionate, all rolled into one. Duncklee’s knowledge is broad and ranges from coyotes (both the two and four-legged kind) to buzzards, and from kids to burros. And he deftly articulates life’s lessons in his passionate stories. “I’m a dreamer,â


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