Our human relationship with land and wildlife is complex and ever changing, but as hunters we’re privileged to build a steadfast understanding of the natural world—and our responsibility to sustain it—through every step we take in our pursuits. Recently, during what could’ve been viewed as a routine antelope hunt in Kaycee, Wyoming, I once again forced myself to pause and respect the bigger picture. This ranch, this hunt, and those in my company, reminded me on so many levels that hunting is a game of give and take. Before we can take we must give. Jim Schiermiester exemplifies this as a conscientious steward of his ranch and the wildlife that roam it, including the antelope that we so enjoy as hunters. #theHUNGER
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Sandhills • The Beasts (Part 1 Of 2) ...
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Sandhills • The Birds (Part 2 of 2) •...
After wrapping up an action-packed deer hunt, it was time to grab a shotgun and head back into the Sandhills with hopes of finding some feathers. The hills delivered with a couple of fall turkeys and a gorgeous prairie chicken. A fine wild meal with locally sourced ingredients put the ideal cap o...
