Harvesting Nature

Antelope Sloppy Joe Sliders

October 23, 2019October 22, 2019 Harvesting Nature 0 Comments cooking, Hunting, Meat, Recipe, Sandwich

This recipe breaks almost three years of silence from my wild game kitchen, so I chose to cook what many would call, “an oldie but a goodie.” Sloppy Joe sandwiches flood my mind with fond memories from a childhood past. My daughter only eats wild meat and fish as her sources of fleshy protein the recipe is also a chance to share the nostalgia of my childhood with her in a hope to create memories of her own. Oh yeah, pineapple is in season here in South Florida so I tossed that in there for you as well. Enjoy!

Hunting

Bowhunting: From Start to Finish

November 16, 2018November 15, 2018 Harvesting Nature 1 Comment Archery, Archery Hunting, deer hunting, Hunting

Article contributed by D. Kime. Bow hunting is a commitment to a discipline that attracts a certain personality. We sit

Wild Recipes

Seared Venison Tacos

November 14, 2018 Harvesting Nature 0 Comments Adventurous Food, cooking, Deer, deer hunting, Food, food photography, Hunting, Recipe

Recipe contributed by Editor-in-Chief J. Townsend. This delicious taco recipe is great with just about any cut of venison because

Hunting

Down in Southeast Texas

August 3, 2018August 3, 2018 Harvesting Nature 0 Comments Adventurous Food, hog hunting, hogs, Hunting, Meat, Nature, Texas

Article contributed by T. Warren. “Waha…..I ain’t goin’ back in there” he exclaimed as he brushed the remnants of thick

Hunting

Hats 4 Habitat: Thinking outside the box for conservation and habitat.

April 27, 2018April 26, 2018 Harvesting Nature 0 Comments Adventure, Backcountry, conservation, Hunting, Outdoors, upland, upland bird hunting

Article contributed by Field Staff Writer E. Castillo. Pheasants Forever & Quail Forever chapters hold an annual fund-raising banquet within

Hunting

A Reason to Hunt

April 6, 2018April 6, 2018 Harvesting Nature 3 Comments Adventurous Food, Culture, Elk, Family, Hunting, Wild Game

Article contributed by T. Warren. I started hunting for the wrong reason. Admittedly, it was for a girl. Now, many

Hunting

Pigeon Hunting, Seriously? An Underrated Wing-shooting Opportunity.

April 1, 2018March 29, 2018 Harvesting Nature 0 Comments Adventure, Adventurous Food, Hunting, Meat, upland, upland bird hunting, Wild Game

Article contributed by Field Staff Writer E. Castillo. The morning had been glorious to us. Greenheads were hanging from a

Back to the Basics Hunting Wild Recipes

Freezing and Storing Wild Game

February 23, 2018February 23, 2018 Harvesting Nature 0 Comments Adventurous Food, deer hunting, Hunting, Meat, Nature, Outdoors, Recipe, Venison, Wild Game

Article contributed by Managing Editor K. Slye. It was a successful hunt, several deer are headed to the freezer. If

Hunting Projects

Hunting Boot Care in the Off-Season

February 12, 2018February 9, 2018 Harvesting Nature 0 Comments Adventure, Adventurous Food, Animals, Backcountry, Hunting, Nature, Outdoors, upland bird hunting, Wilderness

Article contributed by Field Staff Writer E. Castillo. Picture yourself as you’re walking through a field of thick, golden colored

Fishing

A Woman Angler’s Perspective

February 9, 2018February 7, 2018 Harvesting Nature 0 Comments Adventure, Culture, fishing, Nature, Outdoors, Wilderness, women in the outdoors

Article contributed by Field Staff Writer K. Fischer. Check out her blog Fischer Outdoors. “Whoa that dude just caught

Film Hunting

Film: 1930’s Regulated Deer Hunting – A Forest Service Picture

December 6, 2019December 5, 2019 Harvesting Nature 0

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.

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