The Wild Game Domain continues on! This week, host Chad Pagano is joined by friend and fellow chef Chris Griswaldi. Chris lends his culinary expertise to listeners and gives tips on how to preserve venison and other game in many different forms. First, learn about curing venison. What cuts of meat should you use? How should it be sliced? Later on, get the inside scoop on everything from brining to smoking. Today's show was brought to you by Fairway Market

"I'm about preserving the animal - using the animal to the best of out ability. If I can use every single cut and utilize preserving techniques - I'm a better member of our society for doing that as a hunter." 29:00

Steven Rinella is an outdoorsman, writer, and television personality known for translating the hunting lifestyle to a wide variety of audiences. He joins Chad Pagano on this week's episode of The Wild Game Domain for a very forward thinking conversation about hunting, family, conservation and meat eating. Find out why Steven has no emotional response to killing a white tail deer yet feels sad after hunting bear. Hear about Steve's mission to explain why somebody who loves wildlife so much can be an avid hunter, and why anti-hunting groups and lobbyists do very little in the department of wildlife conservation. This is not an episode to be missed for any hunter - amateur and pro alike. This program was sponsored by S. Wallace Edwards & Sons. Today's break music was provided by Tom Cruz.

"I always have a feeling of sadness killing bears. When I kill a bear, there's a weird feeling of misplaced guilt and an extended sense of gratitude." [11:45]

"It's a safe assumption if you're following the laws in the US, you're behaving in a way that's good for wildlife." [14:45]

"For all the noise animal rights people make they don't contribute a dime to wildlife habitat or research." [15:10]

"How can you on one hand say you love wildlife and on the other hand hunt wildlife? Everything I've written has been my way of trying to describe that." [16:00]

-- Steven Rinella on Wild Game Domain

Meet Lou Andronaco, one of the stars of Chasing Tail, a new hunting reality show on The History Channel. He's this week's guest on The Wild Game Domain with Chad Pagano. Tune in for a great conversation between two no-nonsense hunters as they chat about hunting strategy, techniques, and the challenges that come along with bringing a camera crew on a hunt. Hear Lou's history with hunting, and find out how his cousins film school thesis project turned into a hit reality TV show. Hear his thoughts on trophy hunting, population control and being the "young buck" of the crew on the show. This program was sponsored by Hearst Ranch. Music by Tom Cruz.

"I started deer hunting in 8th grade in Northern Vermont. If my report card was good - I got to go to camp, if not I had to stay home." [06:00]

"My dream hunt would be in Louisiana with the swamp people shooting alligators out of the boat." [18:00]

-- Lou Andronaco of Chasing Tail on Wild Game Domain