Inspiration for the field, family, and kitchen
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”
I love books that make you weep, laugh, learn, or ponder. The ones I love most are those that accomplish all these things in one fell swoop. Unbound: Finding Freedom from Unrealistic Expectations of Motherhood by Jamie Sumner is one such book. Continue reading “Unbound: Finding Freedom from Unrealistic Expectations of Motherhood by Jamie Sumner”
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I have to admit that I almost judged Petersen’s Hunting Guide to Big Game by its cover. Almost taking a pass on what appeared to be just another volume on hunting basics, I decided to flip through and peek inside. But that peek led to a perusal which led to a place on my nightstand. Continue reading “A Review of Petersen’s Hunting Guide to Big Game”
My kids have a ton of books. We are a family that loves to read and have the shelves to show for it. But until now, we didn’t have a single book about kids and hunting—a sad thing for the children of avid hunters. When this deficiency dawned on me, I went hunting (online) for a good one and we all rejoiced when our copy of Grace Goes Bowhunting arrived in the mail. Continue reading “Grace Goes Bowhunting by Shasta Sitton”
