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Ep. 058: Seattle, Washington. Steven Rinella answers listener questions with Matt Elliott from Benchmade Knife Company, Land Tawney from BHA, the pizza magnate Jimmy Doran, and Janis Putelis from the MeatEater crew.

Published: 2017-04-05 15:38:00
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Subjects discussed: pizza and the Seahawks; largemouth bass tasting notes; helicopters and hunting; multiple use on public lands; the author Jim Posewitz; hunting knives and the performances of replaceable blades vs. fixed blades in the field; hunts to go on that might raise your success rates; rifle vs. bowhunting for television; whether camera guys are a hunter's worst enemies; best cuts for someone wanting to try more adventurous game meals; why Steve never cooks steaks anymore; corned bighorn and tahr tartare; Steve's recommendation for Bald Eagle PR; what gear you should splurge on upfront vs. gear you can work up to later; Steve's hunting bucket list; hot-buttered buck nuts and buffalo wild nuts; knives used by the mountain men of the 1800's; and more.

 

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Referenced Books

A Sand County Almanac
by Aldo Leopold
Referenced during a discussion about whether they would hunt wolves. Land mentions 'the green fire' and the story about wolves where Leopold talks about 'how to think like a mountain.' The speaker mispronounces it as 'Sand County eliminator' but is clearly referring to Leopold's famous essay about shooting a wolf and seeing the 'green fire' die in its eyes, which led to his conservation philosophy.
Referenced at Unknown (during wolf hunting discussion)