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After the Hunt

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John D. Folse · Updated August 2026

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Why it earned a place

A sweeping history of the hunt paired with more than 500 recipes for wild game and game fish, archival imagery, field traditions, and Louisiana camp culture.

Best for
Hunters, anglers, chefs, camp cooks, and collectors seeking a substantial wild-food reference
Material / format
First-edition hardcover · 854 pages · ISBN 9780970445742
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Selection notes

Louisiana’s encyclopedic record of wild game and game-fish cookery.

Every product page combines practical reasoning, limitations, care, and the context needed to decide whether it belongs in your own kitchen, field kit, bookshelf, or home.

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