Thread: Steven Rinella - Adventures from the Life of an American Hunter

Fellas

I can highly recommend this book, really enjoyed it. I started watching Meat Eater episodes on Netflix and then downloaded a bunch, now I'm onto the books. Top draw read this.

It's on loan to a mate, as soon as its back I'll happily loan it out to the next bloke.

Won't do anyone any good just sitting on a shelf.

Yes please

All good, @MSL first up, followed by @dannyb.

We'll revisit it then dannyb is done.

I'll chase up my mate, he'll have it a week or two more I'd imagine.

Fellas, @dannyb is reading this book now and it'll be available for the next bloke soon.

Drop him a line if you want it next and I'm sure he'll send it on.

Great read!

Thanks @Flyblown have asked Dannyb if I could be next in line .

Originally Posted by Lucky

Thanks @Flyblown have asked Dannyb if I could be next in line .

Hey @Lucky , will pm you when I'm finished reading it.

Book is now on its way to @Lucky have pm'd you tracking number
Sorry it's taken so long. @Flyblown FYI

If you hav'nt heard it before get into his podcast, some very entertaining stuff and allot of behind the scenes stuff, you can somtimes get the full rundown on a week trip that gets cut down to a 20mins tv show. The meat tree 1 and 2 I think we're probably the best podcasts but there's some golden ones in there.

Yup I'm big into the podcasts now @rusl. I grabbed a few and listened then on the plane over to the UK, and I routinely listen to them when I'm reloading.

I started paying more attention to the cookery side of what he does too, with some great results.

Haha yea @Flyblown listening to them there podcasts ended up with me getting his cook book, which was probably a good thing as my cooking was pretty average, he turned me onto slow cooked venison, pulled with a fork and put into tacos, that's a good meal.