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Hunting their own food might help meat-lovers feel better about what they are eating.![central_kansas_outfitters]()
High Caliber Outdoors guests stay in a hand-crafted, all wood cabin built by owner Adam Gilkey and his staff.![centralkansas_cabin]()
The inside of the lodge at High Caliber Outdoors.![centralkansas_taxi]()
Besides the fresh meat, guests also like to memorialize the rest of their hunt. Gilkey specializes in taxidermy: A duck typically runs for $250.![centralkansas_ducks]()
At High Caliber Outdoors, guests can rise earlier to help set up decoys. The morning prize is a bite of Bradley-smoked fowl.![centralkansas_ducks2]()
Duck and goose hunting start at sunrise, while handfishing catfish is an afternoon sport.![DeerBuck]()
A mule deer, which is a type of antlered game.![Linehancabin]()
Log cabin accommodations at Linehan Outfitting, deep in the forests of Northwest Montana.![Pond_House]()
The Pond House accommodations at High Lonesome Ranch.Hunting for your food
Take the farm-to-table experience a step further by hunting down your dinner.
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