Curt has been involved with rabbit raising since 2000. He began the rabbit hobby with himmies in 4-H. His first rabbit was a New Zealand named Thumper. He tried a few breeds, but prefers and proudly raises Himalayans. He serves as district director for the American Himalayan Rabbit Association.

He is a freelance anthropologist specializing in cultural ethnographies and medical anthropology research. Curt is currently working on his Master of Public Health and working towards an eventual PhD in Medical Anthropology. He enjoys traveling with friends, colleagues, and family all over. He hopes to leave no stone unturned in his travels and see as much as possible during his lifetime. His favorite Ice Cream is DQ's Midnight Truffle Blizzard. Curt also enjoys running, hiking, backpacking, and spending time on his family’s dairy farm. During summers he works with non-profits and grows various organically grown veggies. Currently he is learning to hand blow glass and find his niche in pottery by creating unique pieces from clay with friends. Curt is happy to receive, and encourage West Virginians to contact him regarding anything. He is easily accessible.