Hunters say harvesting their own food deepens important connection to God

For twin brothers Chad and James Hampton, putting food on the table can begin hours earlier — sitting quietly in a Michigan tree stand.

The pastors, authors and avid outdoorsmen harvest several deer during hunting season each year, filling their freezers with venison to be eaten.

But to the brothers, harvesting their own food represents more than providing meals for their families. It's also intertwined with their Christian faith.

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