After three years of work, our follow-up to the Meat Eater Fish and Game Cookbook is here.

It's the Meat Eater outdoor cookbook. Wild game recipes for the grill, smoker, campfire, and camp stove.

Here is your book for everything that's best cooked or eaten outside. From grilling to open fire cooking to Dutch ovens to smokers to barbecue to backpacking meals to how to pull off the perfect fish fry with pit stops

along the way for lessons about Ice Age cooking methods and the best five ways

to construct a cooking fire you can be proud of.

And of course we're focusing on wild game and fish here with over 100 recipes

including stuffed venison burgers three ways, wild duck with ahi Verdi sauce, a jerky

made with cola, a gin and tonic made with fire charred lemons, and grilled froglegs made with a sticky sweet sauce. This ain't your normal cookbook

so be prepared to be surprised. Get your copy now. For more info visit the

meat eater.com or buy it wherever books are sold. From Meadeers, World News Headquarters in Bozeman, Montana, this is Cal's weekend review

with Ryan, Cal-Cowlan.ahan now here's Cal.

National Park tourists occasionally make the news for kicking bison

taking selfies with moose and generally being not smart around big wild animals.

To all those Tourons, which is the technical term for a tourist who chooses to behave like a moron, one New Zealand man had a simple message.

Hold my beer.

A video posted in February, but which only recently gained international attention shows a fairly rotund gentleman

jumping off a boat and body slamming a pair of orcas in the ocean.

Orkas, also called Killer Whales, are Apex Predators most famous for killing great white sharks,

smashing pleasure yachts, and eating shark livers.

And this guy thought it would be a good idea to practice his belly flop on an adult male and its calf. Incredibly, he didn't end up like

Jonah from the Bible. In fact, the video shows him staying in the water and trying to touch the animals again.

An official with the New Zealand Department of Conservation called the antics

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