Blackened Quail
A few months back, a friend of mine opened up to me about his secret passion for woodcock hunting. I, too, have an undeniable love affair with the American timberdoodle. This migrating aspen and alder
A few months back, a friend of mine opened up to me about his secret passion for woodcock hunting. I, too, have an undeniable love affair with the American timberdoodle. This migrating aspen and alder
When you do your own butchering, you know that the meat has been handled with care, and you get the cuts you prefer.
A great appetizer by its self – Pheasant Nuggets are a component in several recipes in the Campbell’s cookbook.
Looking for a recipe that makes a tough cut of meat something worth savoring?
With grouse and partridge seasons here, you couldn’t find a better reason to fire up the grill this fall for this simple, yet elegant presentation that uses your fresh birds
What Makes Wild Meat Tough? There are two factors: the animal itself and the hunter.
Across the Great Lakes, a fresh crop of this versatile, nutritious grain will be harvested using traditional Native American methods involving canoes and beater sticks.
If you have a nice, big saute’ pan with a tight-fitting lid, along with some perch, panfish, walleyes, or bass, you’ll be on your way to a dish that’s easy to prepare and satisfying
While we normally profile favorite main-dish recipes to utilize your fish and game, picking up your fork for a slice of homemade pie is a tradition that we’re honoring with this week’s featured recipe.
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