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Beyond the Roar by Rockhouse Motion

August 9, 2016July 28, 2016 Harvesting Nature 0 Comments Adventure, Backcountry, Backpacking, Camping, Hunting, Meat, Nature, Outdoors, Travel, Wild Game, Wilderness, Wildlife

Our good friends over at Rockhouse Motion never cease to entertain with their inspiring films. Inspired by the memory of

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Northern Fly Fishing by Percy Film

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Two young men travel north hoping to catch trout on a dry fly and a large northern pike on a

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Trust by Cody Altizer

July 26, 2016July 24, 2016 Harvesting Nature 0 Comments Adventure, Deer, Hunting, Nature, Outdoors, Travel, Wild Game, Wilderness, Wildlife

A short film that shows that hunting is more about co-existing with the natural world than killing an animal. It’s

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Film: Hannibal “Spearfishing Panama” by Perrin James

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The summer weather is here and there is no better time to get out on the water for some fishing.

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Randy Newberg: Elk Talk – Randy’s System to Finding Public Land Elk

May 3, 2016June 26, 2016 Harvesting Nature 0 Comments Adventure, Adventurous Food, Animals, Archery, Backcountry, Backpacking, Bow, Colorado, Culture, deer hunting, Elk, Guns, Hiking, Hunting, Idaho, Meat, Montana, Nature, Outdoors, Venison, Wild Game, Wilderness, Wildlife

Last week Randy talked about how to get the tags you needed to hunt elk on public land every year.Â

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Randy Newberg: Elk Talk – Over the Counter, General and Left Over Hunting Options

April 19, 2016June 26, 2016 Harvesting Nature 2 Comments Adventure, Adventurous Food, Animals, Archery, Backcountry, Backpacking, Bow, Camping, Colorado, Culture, Elk, Guns, Hiking, Hunting, Idaho, Meat, Montana, Nature, Outdoors, Wild Game, Wilderness, Wildlife

Randy Newberg discusses the many different options for elk hunting in the west, which states to focus on, and

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Randy Newberg: Why I Hunt

April 5, 2016June 26, 2016 Harvesting Nature 0 Comments Adventure, Adventurous Food, Animals, Archery, Backcountry, cooking, Culture, Deer, deer hunting, Elk, Food, Grilling, Guns, Hiking, Hunting, Meat, Nature, Outdoors, Randy Newberg, Recipe, recipes, Trout, turkey, Venison, Wild Game, Wilderness, Wildlife

We all have different reasons as to why we hunt.Â Here at Harvesting Nature, we love sourcing our own food,

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Film: “Snow and Ice” by EVOproductions

December 15, 2015 1 Comment Adventure, Film, fishing, Food, Hiking, Outdoors, Photography, Travel

Its getting colder outside but you shouldn’t let that keep you out of the water. The guys at EVOproductions brave

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Film: “Pass it On” by Black Fly Eyes

December 8, 2015 1 Comment Adventure, cooking, fishing, Food, Hunting, Nature, Outdoors, Photography, Recipe, Travel, Wild Game

This great film reminds us that is not always about the catch or the harvest. Sometimes it is better to

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Film: “1000 Waters” by Christian Ihrybauer

December 1, 2015 1 Comment Adventure, Fish, fishing, Fly Tying, Fly-fishing, Nature, Outdoors, Photography, Travel, Trout, Wild Game, Wilderness, Wildlife

Today we thought we would give you some warm water motivation with this Fly Fishing film. 1000 Waters is the

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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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