Podcast: Episode 224, Pronghorn Antelope Taste Delicious

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Mint Condition: 2019 Antelope Hunting Article

Weather

First Lite

Private Land and Public Land Combo

Honey Hole Article 2015 Antelope Article

OnX Maps App

The Movement of Herds

Doubling up Hunters

Spooky Herds

Hunting Methods

Listener Questions about Antelope

Antelope are Delicious

Gear and Clothing

Allen Company Bino Harness

Allen Game Bags

Hunting Day 3 – Long Stalk

Claimed by the Wilderness Article

Snake Gaiters

Day 1 – Rock Hunting

Why the Processor?

Day 2 – A Doe Double

Episode 215: Liver, Heart, Caul, and Tongue

Physical Intensity and Training

About the Podcast:

We are hunters, anglers, writers, and sometimes chefs. Our passion for the outdoor lifestyle motivated the foundation of Harvesting Nature which serves as a media outlet built to inspire and educate the outdoor expert and novice alike. Our podcast focuses on the technical side of cooking wild fish and game while also incorporating adventures and lessons learned from our pursuit of wild meat. Join us on our journey of Harvesting Nature.

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Justin Townsend

Editor-in-Chief at Harvesting Nature

Justin (Choctaw) is an avid hunter, angler, and chef whose passions for the outdoors lead him to create Harvesting Nature in 2011. He continues to hunt, fish, and cook all while sharing his experiences with others through film, on podcasts, in print, and with recipes. He also proudly serves in the United States Coast Guard in Key West, FL.

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A.J. Fick

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I was born and raised in northeast Pennsylvania, and currently live in the hill country of Texas.I consider myself a western hunter at heart, enjoying glassing vast landscapes and the thrill of the stalk.My motivations as an outdoorsman are rooted in the sustenance and physical aspects.In fact, my largest driving factor for physical fitness is preparing for upcoming hunts and ensuring I’m well prepared to climb mountains and cover ground with a heavy pack.

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