Ha! Love the title. Got a chance to do a little video with Uproxx, Woven and Coors. Link below: This Chef Takes Sustainable Food Sourcing To A Whole New Level https://www.facebook.com/UPROXX/videos/10154860365271337/
Hunting is not glamorous. 99% of hunting is not about the kill but really about the Hunt. It’s climbing hills in either very hot or very cold weather. Getting sunburned and windburned, Sprained ankles, thorns, splinters, slipping down mountains and rockpiles -sometimes the elements get you wondering why did I do this again? keeping on the …
back when I was active on the spearfishing forums, everyone was posting pictures of fish, nobody was posting the amazing meals they were making with it. It was important to me to bridge that gap – to tell the whole story and really make it about the whole process. Now, I see big named divers …
3:30am hike for 13 hours, with a pack full of water (turns to ice quite rapidly in -20F). this view – the reward of strenuous work! managed to view two big mule deer and a spike elk, with some monster bedding and tracks.
sea urchin soup. rock shrimp, lobster stock foam, local sea urchin (Palos Verdes)
washing the blood after a wild boar hunt…
The second and third days of hunting Montana were also a trip. A trip in the sense of – long journey, but also trippy seeing so many “signs” (footprints, SHIT, and musky smells), and not seeing any animals. You see, I thought that elk hunting in Montana (and deer hunting) were a given. But, a …
Quick blog from Montana! Here’s what my first day elk hunting looked like…It looked something like this. 5am wakeup. 6am-2pm hike hills and hunt and look at lots of deer and elk droppings. 2pm-3pm rest. 3pm-6:45pm hunt until dark. see one doe at 6:45pm. for hunting, it was kind of discouraging to only see 1 …
The most ethical shots are the head and shoulder shots. They’re pretty much instant kills. TASTY BACON.
Go get some yellowtail either with a fishing rod or pole; they taste better than farm-raised (think wild salmon vs farmed salmon). Smaller Yellowtail take a day to two to go through rigormortis and tenderize naturally. Larger yellowtail, depending on the manner they were harvested will more than likely be 3-4 days before they are …
so, I had this brilliant plan to kill a boar, cut the tenderloin off the spine. Rub it with homemade wild mustard. Cut the caul fat from the stomach, and wrap the tenderloin with the fat. Sear it in a pan in the middle of nowhere. The only problem was, this pig really needed to go …
Elk. Bone marrow. Onion. Garlic Chips. Blueberry. Mashed P.