Get ready for the best thing ever done on the blood-soaked story of the white-tailed deer skin trade of the 1700s.

It's meat-eaters American history, The Longhunters, 1761 to 1775.

Narrated by me, Clay Newcombe, and my good friend Stephen Ronella,

this audio book is the first installment in Meat Eater's American History series.

This is big.

It's a wild tale about a fascinating group of Back Woodsman and a forgotten trade in the

deers of North America's favorite big game animal.

Featuring the story of Daniel Boone, the long hunters, and the Native Americans that were

involved in the deer skin trade. This era is what became

the foundation of American deer hunting and we have compiled a never before

compiled amount of data.

We've researched stuff that's never been researched before.

I'm serious, this is groundbreaking stuff,

and I'm thrilled to be a part of it.

It's out now and available wherever audio books are sold.

That's Meateaters American History, The Longhunters,

1761 to 1775 available for download now. This is the best thing we've ever done. Get it. After a ball game one evening under a streetlight was first time I seen him.

The first time I seen him I was 100% sure he two hundred inch deer which I've never seen

a wild deer with two hundred inch and still at that time wanted to kill this deer

right. We're slipping into the year twenty four behind the dulled whack of a bow string as a steel-tipped arrow arches

into the throat patch of a 204 and 4-eighths inch drop-ttime Missouri Whitetail Buck. This might sound like a moment of

celebration, but you'd be mistaken if you thought that. For this Archer it was the

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