Steve Carney: Catching a thief, and some tasty fish soup
Steve Carney
January 15, 2025
An old-school technique for getting the lead out of your wild game
Modern hand-held metal detectors will help you locate and remove steel or lead pellets before you attempt chewing on them.
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