LIVE! Cooking by Cut: The Wild Game Butchery and Cookbook We Wanted to Write
There’s more to wild game than the backstrap. Cooking by Cut teaches you to butcher better, cook smarter, and discover what every cut can become.
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Outdoors
World Sauces for Wild Game: Puerto Rican Pique
Keep a bottle of pique in the pantry the same way you would olive oil. Reach for it before grilling venison, frying fish, roasting mushrooms, or serving fresh garden vegetables.
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The Great Mushroom Debate Is Missing the Point
Cut or pull? Mushroom foragers have been arguing about it for decades.
In this essay, Adam Berkelmans digs into the science—and discovers the real answer may not be what either side wants to hear.
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Why We Need To Take Our Kids Hunting
In this essay, Kory Slye fills us in on just how important it is to bring your kids hunting; even if that means missing out on some harvesting opportunities.
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Podcast Episode 267: What If the Grocery Stores Didn’t Open Tomorrow?
A thought experiment about food security: if grocery stores disappeared tomorrow, could hunting, fishing, and the wild pantry sustain us, or would modern supply chains prove far more essential than we admit?
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Podcast Episode 266: Wild Harvest Report – March 2026
Migration builds, sap rises, and thaw lines begin to show. Listen to the March Wild Harvest Report and track what’s in season across North America.
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Podcast Episode 264: Wild American Foodscapes – Hawai’i
Before resorts and imports, Hawaiʻi engineered one of the most sophisticated food systems on earth. Episode 264 explores poi, taro, hunting, sovereignty, and resilience in the islands’ living food legacy.
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Podcast Episode 262: The Harvest Report – February 2026
A monthly snapshot of hunting, fishing, and foraging opportunities across North America, built on conditions and food, not hype.
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May 2026 Texas Wild Pig Hunting Skills Camp with Hank Shaw
Join us in Texas for an immersive wild pig hunting camp, learning shooting, hunting, butchery, and field-to-table cooking with Hank Shaw. Skills, stories, and unforgettable meals await this spring season.
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Japan’s Bear Crisis: Why a Modern Nation Is Turning to Hunters
Japan faces record bear attacks, prompting the government to hire hunters as wildlife rebounds, rural communities shrink, and climate-driven food shortages push bears into towns.
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