Our 2011 review called it “anything but ordinary,” and 14 years later, that title still sticks for Chiappa’s Rhino revolver. Although the company expanded the Rhino lineup by releasing stainless steel and 10 mm Auto-chambered models earlier this year, the company is launching 2026 by adding a .44 Rem. Mag. Rhino to its catalog. The .44 Rem. Mag. version of the Chiappa Rhino uses a completely re-designed and scaled-up L-Frame. The L-Frame 60DS is a double-action/single-action swing-out cylinder revolver in the format of previous Rhino revolvers with an “inverted” design where the lowest cylinder chamber is fired, resulting in an…

00:00:00 Speaker 1: How do everybody? But this is the FOP FOP one from me Eaters Live Christmas Tour. We’re in Birmingham, Alabama. Normally when you join the show, it’s it’s all everybody’s familiar with our producer Corin, with Phil the engineer. But today we have our esteemed colleague Reva. Reva comes to the house. Just so people know what’s going on. This is Reeva. She’s living on the Bustle US. She’s here for the whole tour. She’s always working on stuff. But you never do this show. No, Reeva’s here doing this show today. Would you like to say…

Several years ago, I drew a limited hunt on public ground in my state. Part of that draw required hunters to harvest a doe before filling their buck tags. I went into that hunt assuming I’d tag a doe on the first day and have three days to find a buck. Boy, was I wrong.It wasn’t until my third day that I even saw a doe on that pressured ground. Even then, I lucked out, getting a thirty-yard shot while still-hunting through the timber. I basically dragged that 70-pound doe out by the hooves, and it felt like one of…

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00:00:05 Speaker 1: Welcome to This Country Life. I’m your host, Brent Reeves from coon hunting to trotlining and just in general country living. I want you to stay a while as I share my experiences in life lessons. This Country Life is presented by Case Knives from the store More Studio on Meat Eaters Podcast Network, bringing you the best outdoor podcast that airways have to offer. All right, friends, grab a chair or drop that tailgate. I’ve got some stores to share. It’s all about the Christmas Tree. It’s that time of year when lots of friends and…

00:00:04 Speaker 1: Smell off now, lady, Welcome to Meet Eater Trivia podcast. 00:00:26 Speaker 2: Welcome to mete To Radio live at eleven am Mountain Time. That’s nine am for our friends in North Pole, Alaska on Thursday, December eighteen, and we’re live for Meet Eater HQ in Bozeman. I’m your host, Spencer, joined today by Corey and Cal. On today’s show, we’ll interview dear biologist Matt Ross about identifying buck tracks. Then we have a hot tip off about European mounts, followed by a game of meat pole where we’ll find out how much Corey and Cal know…

On November 16, 2018, 68-year-old Chong Mua Yang—a Hmong immigrant, war veteran, and lifelong hunter—was found face-down in the snow, shot in the back of the head. The backpack, knife, and shotgun he’d taken on his deer hunt were missing. His footprints were the only ones leading in… but not the only ones leading out.The investigation would take six years, involve Google geofence warrants, racist text messages, GPS timelines, a can of Scent Killer, and a shocking interview in Miami that turned the entire case upside down.Was this a hate crime? A hunting “accident”? Or something even darker?In this episode…

In the battle over public land access, the sides often seem to have heroic DIY hunters on one side vs villainous landowners scheming to keep us out on the other.But it’s hardly ever that simple. Take, for example, David Faubion, a Wyoming-based big game hunter who has been chartering a helicopter to fly him and his hunting partners into landlocked public ground in Wyoming over the past few years. You can read about his no-holds-barred approach over at Guns and Ammo, where Faubion is an editor and staff writer.Faubion has certainly chosen a fitting place for his chopper hunts: according…

Meatballs are a staple in our house, and I’d be willing to bet they’re a hit in yours, too. I love this garlicky, all-purpose version because it’s versatile, forgiving, and works well with most wild game. You can use ground goose, turkey, feral pig, or whatever you have in the freezer.While these meatballs are right at home with spaghetti and red sauce, they don’t have to stop there. They’re just as good tucked into warm pita with tzatziki, simmered into a simple soup, or served on their own as an easy weeknight protein. One solid recipe with a lot of…

The Hornady family was presented with the prestigious Legacy Award during the Greater Grand Island Community Foundation’s Gift of Legacy celebration in October 2025. The honor recognizes the enduring generosity, community leadership and deep-rooted commitment to the greater Grand Island, Neb., area by the Hornadys. “I cannot image Grand Island without the Hornady family,” said Kyle Overturf, president of Greater Grand Island Community Foundation Board of Trustees. “Their support runs through every vein of our community and their partnership with the foundation has made them the very heart of Grand Island.” The Gift of a Legacy celebration honors individuals and…