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Venison Chorizo Meatballs

Game meatballs liven up your weekly pizza night. Who doesn't love pizza? Whether you use Tony Gemignani’s The Pizza Bible’s advice to craft your own, buy fresh dough from the deli or throw down a frozen premade crust, there's nothing quite as delicious as your own pizza made fresh at home. In hunter-family households across…

ByTimothy FowlerDecember 30, 2022Share PostShare on Facebook Share on TwitterShare by EmailSend Link

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Wildly Healthy: The Benefits of Eating Free-Range Meat

Providing for my family. Putting meat in the freezer. Field to fork. Sustenance hunting. Whatever you call it, I’m sure we can all agree on this: Eating free-range, organic, wild game meat that you harvested yourself is better than eating meat from your local big-box grocer. As hunters, we intuitively just know it’s good for…

ByDarren CheverieOctober 9, 2022Share PostShare on Facebook Share on TwitterShare by EmailSend Link

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The Self-Sufficient Hunter: Processing Deer Meat

The air is crisp, if not downright chilly, and the sky promises an early snowfall. You’ve been sitting in your ground blind waiting for deer, and finally, one appears. Said deer is now on the ground, and you’re about to field dress it. Then what? Drop it off at a meat processor? Hang it in…

ByKat StevensOctober 7, 2022Share PostShare on Facebook Share on TwitterShare by EmailSend Link

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What’s In Your Pantry?

Here’s How to Make Specialty Pantry Ingredients from Game Meats My autumn calendar is filled with hunting plans. There are preparations to make, hunts to execute, and then the follow-up fun of the butchering and processing game. I have the luxury of a flexible calendar that lets me plan hunts by week. This fall, my…

ByTimothy FowlerOctober 5, 2022Share PostShare on Facebook Share on TwitterShare by EmailSend Link

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Preparing Nilgai Antelope Pinwheel Steaks

Trough the thick glass case of most Italian butcher shops in the Bronx lives an unmis- takable steak that makes an appearance on thousands of grills each summer. As a kid growing up there, I fondly recall seeing stacks of these delicious creations piled up at the shops, tempting everyone that passed by. I recall…

ByMike ReeberSeptember 22, 2022Share PostShare on Facebook Share on TwitterShare by EmailSend Link

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Field Dressing a Deer – No Gambrel? No Problem!

Here’s How to Field Dress and Quarter Deer on the Ground Even though we can all agree on the joys of deer hunting—from the gorgeous sunrises to the love of venison chili—not all aspects of a hunt are exactly fun. One task that gets a lot of deer hunters down is field dressing and quartering,…

ByKat StevensJune 22, 2022Share PostShare on Facebook Share on TwitterShare by EmailSend Link

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Confession: I’m A Heavy Smoker

Smoke Elevates your Game, Whether You Smoke Hot or Cold with Sticks or Pellets If you bow hunt, you already know the enhanced pleasure of slowing down to tackle a more challenging process. You also know the rewards when an outing with your bow hunt switches up from hunt to success. One of the top-drawer…

ByTimothy FowlerJune 8, 2022Share PostShare on Facebook Share on TwitterShare by EmailSend Link

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Fish Stock

Fish Stock I catch a lot of freshwater fish and always keep the heads and bones from my walleye, perch, bass, bluegill, and crappie to make this simple fish stock recipe you can pull off in less than one hour. The key is to rinse the slime off the heads and bones and cut…

ByJeremy CritchfieldJune 4, 2022Share PostShare on Facebook Share on TwitterShare by EmailSend Link

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Salisbury Steak

WILD SALISBURY STEAK WITH FRESH CHANTERELLE GRAVY 1# Ground Venison 1# Ground Wild Pig 1# Chanterelle mushrooms, trimmed, cleaned. 1 farm fresh egg 1 slice white bread, finely chopped ½ Medium onion, grated 1 ½ Tbsp cracked black pepper (more if you like!) 2 Tsp + To…

ByJeremy CritchfieldJune 3, 2022Share PostShare on Facebook Share on TwitterShare by EmailSend Link

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Party Fowl Grouse

Party Fowl Grouse Grouse thighs and legs with foraged oyster mushrooms and some lovely cipollini onions in a grainy mustard, white wine cream sauce over garlic mashed cauliflower. Uncannily delicious. I used a specialized bird seasoning developed by @huntchef. #partyfowl wild bird seasoning, and the minute I opened it I knew this was exactly what I needed. …