Hunting in packs is a crucial aspect of wolf behavior that has evolved over time. Wolves are highly social animals that live in family groups called packs. A typical wolf pack consists of a breeding pair (the alpha male and female) and their offspring, which can range in age from pups to adults. One of […]
Read MoreHawaii’s wild pigs, known as pua’a, have become an iconic feature of the island. However, they are not native to the island and were brought over by two different groups of people. Pigs were originally introduced by ancient Polynesians, who relied on them as a source of protein. Captain Cook later brought over European breeds […]
Read MoreA new license for wolf hunting will be introduced in Saskatchewan starting from September 1st, which non-resident outfitter big game hunters can apply for. The announcement was made on the day the provincial budget was released, which had numerous provisions for different groups and allocated funds for them as well. The decision to introduce this […]
Read MoreAccording to state Senator Larry Hicks, R-Baggs, and outfitter and pilot Bo Stacks, the wildlife winter kill in southcentral Wyoming is one of the worst on record. Thousands of antelope are dying from starvation, with up to 80% of the antelope population predicted to die in some areas of the state. Similarly, 50% of the […]
Read MoreIt is essential to recognize that there are still many benefits to being a hunter-gatherer that merit exploration.
Read MoreRagley, LA (KPLC) – Feral hogs are wreaking havoc on farmland statewide. “The problems most farmers are having is they’re destroying the crops, which costs the farm directly, and again then the farmer has to replant and costs them more fuel, more seed or more crops,” Ryan Mareno said. Mareno is the owner of Mareno’s […]
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We recognize the importance of educating both cooking enthusiasts and outdoors enthusiasts about the role that wild game plays in our ecosystem, and the vital role that responsible hunting practices play in maintaining a balanced environment. We are committed to promoting the responsible and ethical use of wildlife resources while still having fun and enjoying the unique experiences that hunting and cooking wild game can offer.
