Podcast: Episode 4, Hunting, Cleaning and Cooking Squirrels
Squirrels inhabited almost every area of North American. Listen in to learn what you need to know to hunt, clean, and cook these delicious creatures.
Podcast
Wild Recipes
Cajun Surf and Turf… aka Crawfish Stuffed Venison Backstrap
I first discovered this wonderful blend of flavors a few years back. The first dish was a combination of a
Hunting
Take Your Kids Hunting
Where would I be if my Dad didn’t take me hunting when I was a kid? That’s a tough question to answer. Being from a relatively rural area, I probably would have found my way to hunting eventually. But why leave such a significant experience up to chance? Hunting is a profound part of our history, our culture, and our lives, even for the people that choose not to hunt. We should be doing everything in our power to further that tradition, to improve hunter ranks, and to ensure hunting’s future.
Fishing
A Woman Angler’s Perspective
Article contributed by Field Staff Writer K. Fischer. Check out her blog Fischer Outdoors. “Whoa that dude just caught
Film
Film: 1930’s Regulated Deer Hunting – A Forest Service Picture
I stumbled across this vintage silent film which was recently edited and reposted by Jeff Quitney. The original film was silent with titles. I watched the film and transcribed the titles below if you want to read versus watch the film. This proves to be an interesting watch from a hunting and conservation perspective. The film gives insight into some of the deer management practices taking place in the Pisgah National Forest in the 1930s. The film is highlighting how both hunters and game wardens are used to address issues of deer overpopulation.
Adventures
Return to the Mountains: Fly Fishing for Brook Trout
Article Contributed by Field Staff Writer B. Carleton. The garden is in and the first sprouts of radishes have poked
