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Mule Deer Wellington
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We all know the traditional Beef Wellington dish made famous by the 1st Duke of Wel…
How the Mountain Men Hunted Big Bucks
How the Mountain Men Hunted Big Bucks
Sitting crisscrossed on the floor in front of my Papa’s re…
BBQ Venison Cups
Here, I’m using some smoked venison kielbasa that I had left in the freezer and making some bbq ven…
Trinidadian Curry Venison Roti
Inspired by the curry chicken and curry goat rotis I’d ordered from Trini roti shops in Toronto, I…
Winter Boot Maintenance
It’s the little stuff like this that’s going to keep you in the field longer. Foot care is Paramou…
Wild Valentine’s Day Recipe
When the Mule Deer Foundation asked me to write a Valentine’s Day recipe, I knew just the one. This…
Use leftover Stew meat to make Venison Saag.
A big aspect of Indian cuisine, aside from its eclectic spices, is often its slow-braise method of…
Three ways to Self Euro Mount
After a long season, hopefully you are returning home with a mule deer or black-tailed deer in your…
Post Holiday Chili
Happy New Year! MDF and BDF Blog readers welcome to the first recipe of the week in 2025. If you ar…
New Years Resolutions
Mentor a new hunter this year.
Happy 2025, everyone. Now is the time of year when we are all thi…
Christmas Roast with the Blacktail Deer Foundation
For some, Blacktail deer hunting is over for the season and now it is time to serve up that bounty…
Venison Tangine
Inspired by my journey to Morocco in 2012, this Venison Tagine Recipe brings the authentic taste of…
Winter Habitat Update from the field
The winter weather is looking incredible for big game outing this fall. According to our partners…
Mississippi Pot Roast with Mule Deer
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Mississippi pot roast is one of my favorite lazy meals to make especially in the wi…
Some reading recommendations to get ready to head west.
Hunting season is over and most of the lower 48. You may have a late season muzzleloader tag for a…
“Stewards Pie”
Get it? Like Shepards Pie but with Conservation Steward? Anyway, this is a great winter ground deer…