Alright, while I currently ADORE the farm where I order my wild and grass-fed/finished meats... I would love to hear where all of you get your meat. I recently had the luxury of in …

Hi community, a few years ago we planted a few wild garlic plants in our garden and over the years they have spread all over the place. They really are everywhere! Now, being paleo …

Hey Paleo-ers. I don't know how many of you are watching the Village Green Network's Healthy Life Summit 2013, but I've been keeping up with it as much as possible while doing scho …

Is it safe/legal to hunt critters like rats or pigeons and other "urban game"? or is it best to be avoided since they might be dirty and eat SAD garbage (but then when you think ab …

I realize this question was already kind of asked, but it only got one answer so I wanted to try again. Anyone have any reputable and fairly-priced resources for buying wild game m …

Hello Warriors! So...I need some recommendations. I've been buying duck, bison and elk when I can - but I REALLY want meats from my childhood - venison and rabbit! YUM! However, I …

Ok just stumbled on something, I know it is a grain but if you hit up some research about it and tell me... What do you think? Our Paleo ancestors would have eaten this am I correc …

Does anybody know if this brand's canned cod liver oil comes from wild-caught or farmed fish? (Any other comments about the health quality of this food and its packaging and such i …

This question is spawned from another one of today's threads called "Compassionate Paleo" There is a great discussion going on over there on the difference between killing certain …

I just got a letter in the mail from my butcher, they sell game meat until January. I've never eaten any type of game meat except for kangaroo. These are the options : Boar Pheas …

any thoughts? I know the basic difference between them but Im curious if anyone has any specific experience with one vs the other? thanks!

I go out of my way to avoid farmed fish. But I didn't realize that farmed salmon are fed poultry litter and hydrolized chicken feathers. So it seems easy enough: avoid all farme …

When it comes to saturated fats, Cordain has managed to sort of alienate himself and has become somewhat of "The Black Sheep" of the Paleo community that he helped champion, specif …

Not sure what troll-caught salmon is? Seems like it's wild, but I'm not sure. Whole Foods has a super good price on it this week. $8.99 a pound, which is normally farmed pricing.

it's hard to phrase, but in the "wild", how do predators (either man or animal) eat their prey. in a blog about bone marrow, sisson states that the order is marrow, liver, kidney's …