by Field Ethos | Mar 5, 2021 | Hunting Stories, Stories
Sometimes I get asked, “You’re doing that hunt alone? Why don’t you hire a guide?” And yet, other times I hear, “Why did you hire a guide? Don’t you know how to hunt?” In reality, I am pretty particular about when I hunt with a guide and when I don’t, and believe it...
by Field Ethos | Feb 26, 2021 | Stories
This letter is an invitation to the frontlines of a conflict zone where I’ve spent the last weeks. It’s pouring down rain in Kruger right now. Rivers are filled to the banks and muddy-colored. As I write, a waterbuck walks the bank opposite me, one...
by Field Ethos | Jan 21, 2021 | Culinary, Explore
From Tony Caggiano of www.wildgamebased.com and www.tonycaggianooutdoors.com. As soon as my Maui Nui shipment arrived, I knew I needed to do something special with it, something that honored the roots and origin of this incredible meat. While I realize that axis deer...
by Field Ethos | Jan 14, 2021 | Explore
Pow!!! A rifle crack rang out in the middle of Nuevo Laredo, during one of their most violent times on record. Cartel activity was spiking due to infighting in the northern Mexico region. The extremely young Mexican soldiers were...
by Field Ethos | Jan 14, 2021 | Culinary, Explore
From Tony Caggiano of www.wildgamebased.com and www.tonycaggianooutdoors.com. The first time I tasted this was at a friend’s house growing up. I was just 14 and he asked if I wanted to stay for dinner. Raif said they were having barbecue, so of course I was IN....
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