Inspiration for the field, family, and kitchen
After awakening to the first fall frost this morning, I am mentally preparing myself for cooler days ahead; I’m not quite physically prepared, however, as I sit here with my computer and cozy, heated blanket in my lap. As a perpetually cold person, I need a lot of help in the heat department and was very grateful to be gifted the Action Heat Battery Heated Throw Blanket.
Continue reading “Action Heat Battery Heated Throw Blanket Review”
I just received a custom knife and leather sheath and wanted to show it off! This gorgeous knife was made to order by local artisan Shannon Plocher of Lovely Knives & Leather as a gift for my husband. Continue reading “Custom Knife and Leather Work by Montana Artisan”
I’ve been a fan of Mystery Ranch packs since the day I discovered they make women’s hunting packs in XS. As a petite person, I appreciate that—especially when I’m four miles into a grueling hunt and don’t have the energy to deal with an ill-fitting pack (been there, done that). So, when the opportunity came to put the Mystery Ranch In and Out 19 Daypack to the test, I was of course delighted. Continue reading “Mystery Ranch In and Out 19 Daypack Review”
Whether you are a new or seasoned hunter (or spouse of one), consider making some space on your kitchen shelf for Changing the Game. Author Craig Tomsky’s goal with this cookbook is to help lovers of wild meat prepare “game-changing” meals from start to finish. Continue reading “Changing the Game Cookbook – A Review”
This Lil’ Outdoorsman book by Daniel Holl is actually more than a book—it’s two fun books in one!
Chimichangas are like glorified tacos that are slightly less messy to eat than normal tacos. My family loves any kind of meat-stuffed pastry (egg rolls, pasties…) and these are no exception. Continue reading “Elk or Venison Chimichangas”
So you made up your mind to start hunting. Congratulations! Hunting is a challenging, but worthy endeavor. But how to start hunting, you ask?
Those of us who were fortunate enough to grow up with a hunting mom or dad have the advantage of being able to put into practice what we learned and observed from a young age.
For those who were neither raised in a hunting family nor had grandparents or close friends who hunted, it can be overwhelming to know where to start. This step-by-step guide for beginning hunters is for you. Continue reading “How to Start Hunting – A Step-by-Step Guide for Beginning Hunters”
Mule deer turned Mexican in my recent quest for a quick but flavorful version of venison fajitas. Continue reading “Instant Pot Venison Fajitas”
Continue reading “Growing Up With a Hunting Dad Was a Precious Gift”
Spring turkey season is one of my favorite times of year. The grass is starting to green up, the sun feels a little warmer, and the gobblers are really working it, with the toms puffing out their chests and shaking their sexy tail feathers at the ladies. But what exactly does this have to do with wild turkey mushroom risotto, you ask?
Continue reading “Wild Turkey Mushroom Risotto {Slow Cooker Version}”
