This May End Deer Hunting @ancestralnutritionfdn
This May End Deer Hunting  @ancestralnutritionfdn
Uploaded May 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
For a lot of people, wild food represents freedom, self-reliance, and a deeper connection to the natural world.

But this conversation also reminds us that wild food comes with responsibilities, questions, and realities that we can’t afford to ignore.

From parasites found in game to growing concerns around prions and what that could mean for the future of deer hunting, this is the kind of discussion that asks us to be more thoughtful, more informed, and more honest about the food we rely on. It’s not fear-based. It’s about paying attention, staying grounded in reality, and understanding the changing landscape around wild food.

If you care about hunting, wild game, food sovereignty, or the future of truly nutrient-dense food, this is a conversation worth hearing.

Check out the full webinar at the link below:
theancestralnutritionfoundation.org/courses/wildfed-with-daniel-vitalis

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