Need to know how to meal prep for that big multi-night hunting trip? Heading out for a high country backpack hunt requires a lot of preparation as we exchange the luxuries that we find at home for necessities that must be both light weight and perform. When every ounce counts, rationing meals becomes critical so
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Okay, so you love catching catfish. Cleaning them is a separate issue. This catfish filleting video will make your life a whole lot easier. Watch and learn the easy way to fillet a catfish. Catfish can put up one heck of a fight when hooked by rod and reel. They also can fight you on the
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Watch this professional butcher bone out a deer and see if you’ve been doing it wrong all along. Knowing the correct way to bone out a deer and process the your own meat will save you money and add to your enjoyment of the hunt. By processing your own animals, you’ll also have total control
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Everyone says frog legs taste like chicken so let’s find out just how to catch, clean and cook bullfrogs. Truth is, bullfrogs look nothing like chicken, from the outside. But cut that backbone and turn them inside out and you have some luscious white meat staring at you just asking you to cook them up. Frog
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Welcome to a fascinating history lesson and hands-on tutorial on a common 18th century survival food: parched corn. Here’s how you can make it yourself. “Corn was such an important food for the Native Americans and the settlers in the 17th, 18th and 19th centuries,” says Jon Townsend. Parched corn was a method of preparing the
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Who doesn’t love venison bolognese? In the grand scale of wild game cooking skills, a solid venison bolognese recipe is often times one of the last ones to be perfected. This oftentimes daunting recipe is passed over by many would-be cooks just because of the ingredients list alone. However, as you are about to see
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Add a little flare to the next camping trip or bonfire. This extra-special bacon s’more is sure to be a crowd pleaser. Is there anything more American than a good ole duo of some bacon and a campfire? Maybe that of a campfire and bacon on July 4th? Well, this July 4th may be one
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Where do you go to get your food? What does your grocery store look like? In an age of hormone-induced, genetically modified super foods, can you still get food that is like it was a century ago? Hunting may be the answer. Why do I say “hunting may be the answer”? It largely depends on
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If you are flying as a hunter, a successful turkey trip will require you to fly with your wild game and here’s how to do it. I spent more time preparing for my first media hunt learning about where I was going. I didn’t spend too much time thinking about what I would do if I
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While it might be safe to stick to the staples, these are five underrated fish you should be eating more often. It’s easy to stick to the same ol’, especially when it comes to seafood. Admittedly, eating fish can be a precocious process and not one for the faint of heart, either. However, these five
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