Tag Archives: Meateater
and then we ate Beaver
Despite spending a good bit of time hunting deer, turkeys, waterfowl and small game in the beaver rich habitat of West Tennessee, I seldom get the opportunity to kill a beaver. Granted, I have never gone specifically hunting for beaver, … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Butchering, Cast Iron, Cooking, Hunting, Meat 101, News, Paleo, Recipes, small game, Turkeys, Uncategorized, Watertfowl
Tagged Beaver, Butcher, cooking, eat, Go Carnivore, Hunt, Hunting, legs, meat, Meateater, recipe, rodent, small game, stew, tail, tennessee, Venison, Wild Game
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Just do it: Venison Stock
We had a few questions on the Instagram account as well as the Facebook page about some recent photos of venison stock. Here’s the deal, folks: Venison stock is AMAZING. Here are all the usual questions: Isn’t it too gamey? … Continue reading
Posted in Butchering, Cooking, Health, Recipes
Tagged #Deer Processing, #deer season, #health food, #wild game cooking, Carnivore, cooking, Deer, Deer Hunting, free range, game stock, Go Carnivore, gourmet, health, how to process a deer, Hunt, Hunter, Hunting, locavore, meat, Meateater, stock, Venison, venison stock, Whitetail, Wild Game, wild game stock
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NY Times on the New Breed of Hunters
Always surprising to see a NY Times piece on hunting. The article focuses on the “new breed” of hunters, particularly those hunting primarily for ethically acquired food, using examples of Facebook founder Marck Zuckerberg (no link necessary), Lily Raff McCaulou’s “Call of the Mild”, Tovar Cerulli’s … Continue reading
Steven Rinella defends hunting during book event.
Posted in Hunting, Uncategorized
Tagged Anti-hunting, argument, Hunt, Hunting, Meateater, Rinella, vegan, veganism
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