Tine to Table

Mindful Stories, Hard-Won Wisdom, Proven Recipes

By: Ron Rohrbaugh Jr.

Narrated by: Tyler Boss

Length: 4 hrs and 1 min

Publisher's summary

This book is my ode to a lifelong love affair with the white-tailed deer. I have led expeditions in search of extinct species, stared down bears at mere feet, chased kudu across South Africa; and yet it's the whitetail that has my heart. At the core of Tine to Table is a rich collection of personal stories that teach and entertain at the same time.

Tine to Table is a fascinating look at white-tailed deer hunting and wild-game cooking through the eyes of a wildlife biologist, veteran traditional bowhunter, and award-winning author. The lessons on hunting, butchering, cooking, wildlife conservation, and even raising outdoor kids are so thoroughly woven into the stories that its easy to forget you're learning.

In a chapter titled, The Meat that Made America, Rohrbaugh uncovers the important role that white-tailed deer played in shaping the history of our nation, from defining Native American culture to influencing the outcome of the Civil War.

As a bonus, each chapter ends with a favorite venison recipe that will convert even the most skeptical newcomer to wild game.

> Rich storytelling that will keep you yearning for more.

> Advice for preparing better venison that everyone will enjoy: aging, processing, storing, cooking.

> Tips on shooting and hunting with traditional archery gear: shot process, ground hunting, tracking.

> Guidance on wildlife habitat management: food plots, forest management.

> Insights on raising outdoor kids and the future of the hunter-conservationist legacy.

> Influence of deer in America: Native Americans, deerskin trade, Lewis and Clark, Civil War, hunting industry.

©2023 Ron Rohrbaugh, Jr. (P)2023 Ron Rohrbaugh, Jr.

I appreciate the author’s perspective

So I first found this author through echo book 1. My son and I loved it as an audiobook. We are now doing book 2 as a read aloud. I got curious what else he has written and found this. It’s been a nice listen about family and ethical hunting. I grew up on a farm where we raised our own meat cows, but have never hunted. I do sincerely enjoy when a hunter sends a bit of venison my way though.
As I’m listening to this book I’ve been trying to think of ways to learn, and who may mentor me… will I actually do it? I’m not sure, but i am considering it.
My son and I are outdoorsy and these are the values I want to impart to him. I very much appreciate these books to help normalize this lifestyle for my son. I have been recommending the heck out of the kids series and about to do the same with this one. Signed an outdoorsy homeschooling Mom.