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Savor all life has to offer by getting outside and tracking down your own food. I love sharing a good recipe. If you have one you’d like me to try, let me know.
This sourdough recipe is a fantastic, super-easy appetizer or side dish. I threw it together in less than five minutes, and baked goodness emerged from the oven. The family raved and asked for the recipe, so I'm sharing it with you. It will fill the requirement if you need help deciding what to take to …
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I'm sharing a copycat recipe for one of my family's favorite candies. If you listen to this week's podcast episode, you'll learn a little about my journey to becoming more healthy than before. While this has been an ongoing process, it took a severe turn, and I've committed to being the healthiest version of myself. …
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If you have salads that wilt too quickly or have difficulty eating your vegetables, this wild game sauté is a perfect way to use up those greens and make them taste good too. Today, I'm using a bagged salad that is close to its expiration date and a few other items that are in the …
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"Why do you shoot bobcats; you don't eat them?" This question deserves a long answer, but today I'll give you a couple of short ones. I shoot bobcats to protect my domestic turkey, geese, ducks and chickens. A reason that many people don't consider is that these beautiful predators also ravage wild turkey, duck and …
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It's already the second month of the year, and I have yet to share any healthy tips with you. I've been working on getting my family to eat more healthy for quite some time. Today, I thought I'd share a delicious pork and vegetable recipe with you. You can use wildgame meat or something store …
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As hunters, we work hard to put organic food on our tables, and jerky is a favorite snack that you'll find in my backpack. Christmas is a time for giving, and what better gift than from the heart, or freezer? I love preparing meals to enjoy around the table, but I also relish sending tasty …
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It's National Coffee Day, so I have to share about my healthy morning coffee and the secrets of pumpkin spice -- plus a recipe! While it seems as though I'm a coffee fiend, I really enjoy a single cup a day. Aside from coffee, I drink a glass of warm lemon water every morning. This …
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I'm pretty picky when I have people message me and ask if I'll do a review on their products. Wild Zora contacted me, and I did some research on their products to see what they're all about. What do you know?! Organic, paleo, healthy snacks for the trail! That's right up my alley. I accepted …
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This is a family favorite that will warm your belly and satisfy your family during the cold winter months. You can substitute chicken breasts or pork, if you don't have turkey left from hunting season. Give it a try, make it your own, and enjoy the meal. Instant Pot Wild Turkey Green-Chili Posole Recipe  It’s …
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Have you ever made a recipe that was so good you had no leftovers? Have you ever made a recipe that you thought would be easier and better than a more lengthy, time-consuming one? Goodness takes time and shortcuts don't help. Patience during the hunt is import. Patience is important when you're making smoked deer …
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