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Outdoors with Luke Clayton

Why are so many drawn to the outdoors?

Published January 30, 2026 at 8:44 PM CST
Luke discusses why so many are drawn to the outdoors this week.
Luke Clayton
Luke discusses why so many are drawn to the outdoors this week.

Luke visits with us one on one this week and talks about why many of us hunt and fish and are drawn to the outdoor lifestyle. We no longer depend upon the fruits of our outings for survival so why are we drawn to the great outdoors? 

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