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Korean food, and specifically the country’s style of barbecue, has found its place as a popular style of cuisine we’ve taken to our American kitchens. Mix a little wild game into the soiree, and you’ve got yourself an adventurous new recipe to attempt.
Bump up the adventurous factor even more by using venison heart, either from a deer or basically any other hoofed big game animal, and you’re going to discover something especially unique.
Since they just recently filled us in on butchering a venison heart, we’ll again turn to the encyclopedic experts over at MeatEater, as well as the hands-on training of Danielle Prewett from Wild & Whole who carries us through the steps.
Ready or not, here’s one awesome wild game recipe you should try at least once before given it a full opinion.
To recap, there isn’t a whole lot to this recipe when you really break it down.
Slice the heart meat into strips, and mix in the sweet and spicy marinade: honey, grated pear, fresh ginger, ponzu (or soy sauce), grated garlic cloves, yellow onion, and toasted sesame oil. Add some crushed red pepper flakes, and you’ll be ready to let it soak.
Drain the juices, then toss it on the grill or stove top frying pan to cook to completion over medium to high heat. The cook time will vary depending on what style you go with.
After that just garnish it with green onion and sesame seeds and serve it. Those who try it for the first time will probably be surprised to learn it’s venison, and even more surprised that it’s heart. Traditional Korean bulgogi is made with thin slices of flank steak or some other cut of beef. You could also make this with another game meat cut, like venison backstrap.
Since “bulgogi” translates to “fire meat,” it’s worth it to consider making this over a true fire, or at least on a charcoal or wood-fired grill.
With each new recipe you add to your overall wild game cookbook, you’re giving yourself yet another reason why harvesting game animals can be such a rewarding experience. This is one of the main dishes that should get heavy consideration.
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Mister Twister, a well-known name in the soft plastic fishing lure market, has earned a reputation for producing high-quality baits which excel when it comes to catching fish. And although famous for their iconic curly tail grub, this Canadian company has been setting trends since 1972.
Always innovative in the shapes and styles of soft baits they design, it’s no surprise that Mister Twister recently introduced a new series for 2019 that’s already garnering some attention.
Here’s what you’ll find on tackle store shelves this season.
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Bass everywhere go crazy for a soft plastic stick bait. The new 5″ Comida is a classic salted bait, soft and supple yet resistant to multiple strikes.
The perfect weight for a tantalizing fall through the water, the 5″ Comida can be rigged wacky or with a drop shot.
They’re packaged 9 baits to a bag and available in 9 fish catching colors.
What looks to be a sweet bait for flipping or pitching to largemouth bass, the new 4″ Flip’n OUT features a soft, but sturdy, compact, ribbed, solid body and paddle appendages. We’re talking maximum water displacement in heavy cover here.
Recognize those tails? They’re the same as the Twister Tail Grub design that put the bait company on the map.
This soft plastic bait has one smooth and one ribbed side. And depending on what side you rig with a hook, the fall rate can be altered by up to 17%. They come in four color combos and you’ll receive six in a pack.
We all know that bass love crawfish. The 3½” Poc’it Craw mimics these tasty crustaceans to a T. Designed with a natural profile, this latest soft plastic lure release from Mister Twister is ideal for Texas rigging or use as a trailer.
The underside of the Mister Twister Poc’it Craw body has pockets that trap air and release bubbles during the retrieve to increase vibration and create a lifelike effect. A half dozen baits come in a package, with four colors to pick from.
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A longer version of the original Nightcrawler, this new release incorporates the Tri-Alive process to create realistic and striking color combinations. This was something that was on my wish list, and I’m glad to see it from a reputable bait brand.
Featuring a flat diamond tipped bulbous tail, the 6 ½” Tri-Alive Nightcrawler is certain to grab the attention of bass, and a big size hopefully translates to a big bite. You can choose from six different colors and there are eight of these bad boys in each bag.
The new 6″ Sassy Shad is a large, tough-yet-soft swimbait that imitates a live shad perfectly. At home rigged on a jighead or spinner form, the perfectly engineered paddle tail creates lifelike movement that triggers fish to strike.
These fishing baits would be a top choice for those who target stripers, lake trout, pike, or muskie. The Mister Twister Sassy Shad is packaged four to a bag and is available in four colors.
Along with these five new series of soft plastic baits, Mister Twister has also released new color combinations in the 4″ Buzz Bug and 6″ Phenom line. Game fish beware: There are new arrows in the angler’s quiver.
To view the full line up of Mister Twister soft baits, get more product details, and add some to your fishing tackle box, you can check out their website.
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Modern, ultra-fast crossbows need specific accessories to shoot safely and accurately, and this newly designed arrow nock will keep those arrows on target.
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To hunt private land owned by a stranger almost sounds like something naughty or forbidden. It can be rare in today’s world of hunting, but it can also be easier and more common than you might imagine.
Remember way back in the good ‘ole days when finding a place for deer hunting was simple? There were ample opportunities and tons of land that people didn’t mind you hunting on.
What changed? Why has private land become so hard to find?
Those who have shown no respect for others’ property have nearly ruined it for the rest of us. You must be more considerate those who have littered, trespassed, destroyed roads by ATVs and trucks, and, most of all, taken deer illegally or left deer behind for landowners to find.
You and I must prove ourselves to be trustworthy to these doubtful landowners. If you want a decent place to go once hunting season starts, put these suggestions in your memory bank.
Sometimes the thought of cold calling, or knocking on a stranger’s door, doesn’t seem like the best idea. There are other methods to gain hunter access to private property, so don’t break out in a nervous sweat quite yet.
If you want to find some private land, drink some coffee. A coffee shop is the ultimate information resource on anything local. Some of the prospective landowners might just frequent the cafés and coffee shops; they’re a good point of contact for you as a deer hunter.
This technique helps leave a good first impression without running the risk of catching someone off guard in their own home.
A landowner, especially an attentive landowner, would expect to gain something from a partnership from you as a possible hunter on their property. So how do you sell that?
What do you have to offer? More than you think, if you are willing to put forth the effort.
You must be prepared to take some responsibility if you’re looking for permission to hunt. This might mean showing up at times other than the hunting season, and putting forth some effort in the maintenance of their land.
Say some bad weather blows through your area. A chainsaw coupled with a willingness to help clear fallen trees goes a long way. Learn how to fix fences in need of repair, and it will speak volumes with property owners.
Are you willing to part with some of your wild game meat as a token of thanks? Can your wife whip up a batch of cookies or brownies to sweeten the deal? Use your imagination and there are likely tons of things you can give in return.
First impressions matter, so make a good one. Don’t show up in full camouflage hunting attire. When approaching a landowner, try to show more than just your hunting interests.
It’s a good idea to make contact and then return at a later time to formally ask what you can do to earn trust with them and hunt on their property.
A good, expedited way to lose your private land hunting privileges is to leave a mess or not show respect for the property. You need to treat it like your own land and you will reap the benefits.
An individual who owns good hunting land and has not leased it to hunters already has their reasons. A responsible, motivated hunter can overcome all these by showing respect for the land and landowner to secure permission.
It’s not impossible, but it is if you never even try.
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