Hall of Fame--On Top of the Mountain

"Oscar is an outgoing individual who knows how to balance his life between business and recreation," Odiotti adds.

Sheep Fever
For a man who spent a great deal of his formative years on sprawling, endless farmland, Carlson nonetheless seems to have an affinity for roaming far away from the beaten path rather than visiting the many attractions frequented by those who have reached his stature. By his own admission, he is afflicted with a disease known as "sheep fever," for which the only cure is globetrotting to the far reaches of the earth in search of the mountain variety of sheep. The hunting bug first bit him on the farm, where he would seek out grouse and deer. Now, sheep, goat, elk and antelope tickle his big-game fancy.