© Steven Rinella
Steven Rinella - Archive
Steven Rinella is an avid outdoorsman, writer, and television host. He is the author of The Scavenger's Guide to Haute Cuisine, American Buffalo: In Search of a Lost Icon, and recently published Meat Eater: Adventures from the Life of an American Hunter. Rinella's writing has also appeared in many publications, including Outside, Field and Stream, the New Yorker, Glamour, the New York Times, Men's Journal, Salon.com, O the Oprah Magazine, Bowhunter, and the annual anthologies Best American Travel Writing and Best Food Writing. In 2010, Rinella hosted The Wild Within on Travel Channel. Currently, he is the host of MeatEater, on Sportsman Channel. He was born in Twin Lake, Michigan.
© Steven Rinella
MeatEater’s 12 Days of Gifts Guide: Day 2
Hunters can be a pain in the a** to shop for, because there’s an overabundance of gear on the market … more
MeatEater’s 12 Days of Gifts Guide: Day 1
Hunters can be a pain in the a** to shop for, because there’s an overabundance of gear on the market … more
Jimmy Eats Wild Turkey
Irrefutable proof of how good a smoked wild turkey can be. My 2-year-old has nothing to prove; he don’t like … more
How to: Rendering Bear Fat
1) Cube bear fat into 1-inch cubes and place in mug or pan that can go directly on the flames. … more
Turkey Galantine
Note: This recipe is not exclusive to turkey and can be applied to any other large game bird. A turkey … more
© Zero Point Zero
What Readers and Critics are saying about Meat Eater
Hey MeatEater fans, This is a reminder that you HAVE to check out my latest book, Meat Eater: Adventures from … more
An Alternate Theory on Gaminess; Or, Take a Look in the Mirror
During the twelve years that I’ve spent writing professionally about wild game and the hunting lifestyle, I’ve received hundreds of … more
© The Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation's Bugle Magazine
Frivolous Use and Wanton Waste
Check out this wonderful article from Don Burgess, which appeared in The Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation’s Bugle magazine. This really … more
© Harper Collins
Book Review: And Now We Shall Do Manly Things
If you want to read a hilarious outsider’s perspective on the culture of American hunting, check out Craig J. Heimbuch’s … more