Hunting has a rich story telling tradition; around the fire stories are told and adventures are enjoyed for generations. We want you to explore your experiences by submitting your tales to EatWild. By sharing you are opening up the door for discussion and understanding from new and experienced hunters alike.
Whether or not you actually harvested an animal, we want to know all about your rationale behind becoming a hunter, barriers to learning the skills and your journey to finding EatWild. Pictures help, and this page is designed to help you collect your thoughts and put together something you are happy to post.
Guidelines
To make things a bit easier, you will see two tabs below. Your stories are completely your own so feel free to be creative when telling your story. But if you are having trouble coming up with some guidelines the points below can focus you.
Just start writing, you have a story to tell and we want to hear it. Don't worry if it's not perfect, all experiences are valid.
Follow these tips:
Tell YOUR story
Write from the heart
Be concise (250-500 words is a good length)
Doesn't have to include harvesting, can simply be about your experience becoming a hunter
Include photos
See our second tab for ideas and questions to ask yourself when brainstorming.
When writing, you can ask yourself the following questions to get the juices flowing:
What got you interested in hunting?
How did you find EatWild?
What is your hunting background / history?
What was / is your perception of hunters?
Has your perception changed?
How have your family and friends reacted?
Where was your first hunting experience?
Why were you interesting in harvesting the specific species you chose?
Was it easy to get started?
How did it feel to harvest your first animal?
What did you do with the meat?
These ideas should get you started. Any topic relating to EatWild, hunting, food works fine with us. Tell your story.
How to Submit Your Story
Once you have written and proof-read your story, use the links below to submit it. Email is the preferred method for sending stories, any format is fine. Images should be in high(ish) resolution in .JPG format for best results.