Tastes Like Chicken, A Roundtable with Arthur Haines — WildFed Podcast #002

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In this episode:

Arthur Haines | Botanist & Wild Food Expert

Sara Moore | Wilder Waters Community

William Orne | Master Guide at Ross Lake Camps

Podcast discussion:

• Introductions — Arthur Haines, Sara Moore, William Orne

• Arthur describes the local ecosystem

• What’s changed over the years in the North Maine Woods

• Daniel’s first experience with whitefish

• Impressions of a wild food meal

• The Togue Hunter

• History of whitefish

• A discussion on regulations, muskies and whitefish

• Whitefish fishing in Northern Maine

• Cooking whitefish best practices

• The People of the Whitefish

• To disclose or not to disclose the location….

• Staying legal

• How to go on a guided fishing trip with Bill

• Closing things out with Bill’s moose calls

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Episode Resources: 

• Arthur Haines | Wilder Waters Community

• Arthur Haines’ books:

  • A New Path: To Transcend the Great Forgetting Through Incorporating Ancestral Practices into Contemporary Living

  • Ancestral Plants: A Primitive Skills Guide to Important Wild Edible, Medicinal, and Useful Plants of the Northeast (Volume 1)

  • Ancestral Plants: A Primitive Skills Guide to Important Wild Edible, Medicinal, and Useful Plants of the Northeast (Volume 2)

• Ross Lake Camp

• Transitional ecotone

• Landlocked Salmon, Salmo salar Sebago

• Lake Whitefish, Coregonus clupeaformis

• Lake Trout (Togue), Salvelinus namaycush

• Muskellunge (Muskies), Esox masquinongy

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Meet the Roundtable

Arthur Haines is a Maine hunting and recreation guide, forager, ancestral skills mentor, author, public speaker, and botanical researcher.

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Sara Moore is president of Wilder Waters Community, a nonprofit that is purchasing and protecting land in western Maine to create the first ever conservation park that promotes human activities of hunting, foraging, fishing, wildcrafting, and recreating.

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William Orne is a Master Guide at Ross Lake Camps.

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