Tag Archives: turkey
Fruits of one hunt fuel the next
Fueling a Spring turkey hunt with Venison jerky from the Winter.
Reminder: Shotgunned Game & Chewing Technique
Back in March, we had a post about chewing technique for shotgunned game. Last night, and despite having carefully picked through the braised meat, I encountered a piece of steel shot on my very first bite of (delicious) rabbit and … Continue reading
Wild Turkey Cracklins
In another post, we discussed the merits of plucking turkeys as opposed to skinning them. Cracklins are a great way to enjoy the surplus turkey skins. -simply cut the skin into strips, lightly salt them and fry them in … Continue reading
Spring Turkey Hunting Tips, Tactics, (mis)Information & Cooking
Most “turkey hunting advice” is bad advice, but that doesn’t stop a flood of articles with advice to give and a flood of internet searches seeking such advice. Caveat Emptor: The Master List. Top 10 Turkey Hunting Tactics part 1 … Continue reading
Freeganism?
Yep, it is a fancy new term for the of taking road kill for consumption.
Carnivore News: Monday 3-18
Short, instructional video on grinding venison. Where Do Osceola Turkeys Stop and Easterns Begin? Five simple ideas to help you get the most out of your venison. Turkey Tip: Working Roosted Gobblers. Nutrition Diva: Pros and Cons of the Paleo … Continue reading
Turkey Vest Modification, Bug & Tick Spray, Opening Day
Hunting turkeys in the Eastern part of the U.S. can have you spending quite a bit of time sitting against trees. After a couple of years of back pain and discomfort from doing so, I came up with this simple … Continue reading