Butchering Classes: What to Expect
June 17, 2022
One of the primary skills you’ll need to tackle on the path to full self-sufficiency as a hunter, is how to process and butcher your own meat. Field dressing...
Read MoreWhy You Should Process Your Own Wild Game
May 28, 2022
This is a true story and just happened spring of 2021. We took a group of clients on a transport black bear hunt to Alaska, we all harvested bears and...
Read MoreFrom Field To Table: Meat Identification
May 25, 2022
So you’ve dropped your trophy buck. Congratulations! You scouted hard, hunted well, calmed your nerves before your shot, and your bullet struck home. You’ve...
Read MoreTurning Wild Game Into Gourmet Meals
April 19, 2022
The sun was just peeking over the West Texas horizon when I settled my cross hairs carefully just behind the shoulder of the mature whitetail doe and gently...
Read MoreWild Game Processing
April 11, 2022
Before we get into the details of wild game processing, let’s talk about why. Each person may have a different personal “why,” but there are also some...
Read MoreFeatured in Gear Junkie
February 22, 2022
We were thrilled to read all about Nicole Qualtieri‘s experience at our recent “From Field to Table” event in GearJunkie. The entire Outdoor Solutions team...
Read MoreHunt Disaster: Hurricane Idaho
May 15, 2021
As I stepped off the plane in Missoula and collected my bags, I heaved a heavy sigh of relief. A few tight layovers and flight delays had made it nothing...
Read More5 Great Budget-Friendly Spring Hunts
September 16, 2021
One of our favorite spring hunts is wild hog in Texas, not only are they plentiful and a high success hunt, they are also very tasty. Wild hog, tends to get...
Read MoreCover Story In American Hunter (Learn To Make Meat)
August 30, 2021
To say we were happy about being on the cover and the feature story in American Hunter Magazine would be an understatement. The OS team is proud to be a...
Read MoreStir Fry and Duck Lessons
February 18, 2021
Thanks to my good hunting buddies for giving me some duck and goose meat. I’ve been traveling this winter and have not had much time in the field. Of course...
Read MoreDon't Leave Your Heart in the Field
February 13, 2021
Growing up a hunter I learned at an early age the main reason we hunted was to put meat in the freezer. We also liked to shoot guns, so it worked out well...
Read MoreStews: The Mother of all Comfort Foods
February 1, 2021
How many of us have been flooded with wonderful childhood memories triggered by the aroma of a certain smell of food cooking or baking in the kitchen? I have...
Read MoreSauté 101
January 24, 2021
Every young ambitious culinarian starting their career wants to be promoted to the saucier. The saucier is not only responsible for sauce preparation but...
Read MoreFresh Wild Game Sausage
December 21, 2020
Looking for a fresh wild game sausage recipe? Fresh game sausage is an excellent menu choice for hunting camp, especially if you have time in camp to cook a...
Read MoreFestive Family Style Wild Game Meal
November 25, 2020
Christmas is such a special time of year. A time when family and friends get together and enjoy each other’s company. A time when food and drink are...
Read MoreLearning From Field To Table at Age 12
October 12, 2020
Every once in a while you meet somebody you will never forget because they touch you to your soul and you have a great experience with them. This summer on a...
Read MoreDutch Oven: A Camp Cook's Best Frield
September 29, 2020
As a professional chef, it’s always a pleasure to watch another craftsman no matter what their trade, working their passion creating something amazing. If...
Read MoreBurger 101
May 15, 2020
Having conducted seminars at many sports shows across the nation for the past 20 years I’ve compiled a pretty good repertoire of questions regarding ground...
Read MoreIs Your Training Hunt Specific?
August 31, 2020
In Part III of this series I shared my daily workout routine with you. While this routine has served me well, I have some specific goals I need to meet for a...
Read MoreHave Bino's Will Travel
August 24, 2020
I always have certain things in my truck that I usually end up using. It is weird for people to see a collapsible set of butchering knives that all...
Read MoreGetting Into Hunt-Ready Shape: Quick Tips and Workout Routines
August 17, 2020
Outdoor Solutions’ Founder Greg Ray looks at his journey from the couch to tackling some of the toughest terrains and conditions routinely encountered...
Read MoreTrout "Catch and Cook"
August 10, 2020
Some of my best memories are with my dad and son fishing for lake trout or as dad called em Macks (mackinaw) on Flathead Lake here in Montana. We’d get up...
Read MoreRepurposing Your Leftovers
August 3, 2020
Whether at home or at camp utilizing your leftovers efficiently in creative ways can sometimes either escape our minds or seem daunting to say the least...
Read MoreThe Importance of Diet For a Hunt and Everyday Training
July 27, 2020
Outdoor Solutions’ Founder Greg Ray and Wilderness Athlete’s Kevin Guillen discuss the importance of maintaining a proper diet and the role supplements play...
Read MoreAt the Range or at the Grill, It’s Cooking Time!
July 20, 2020
In the final segment of pro chef Albert Wutsch’s four-part series, we dive into the actual cooking of wild game to provide tasty table fair for friends and...
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