Steven Rinella Books in Order

Steven Rinella sets out to prepare a forty-five-course feast inspired by Auguste Escoffier's recipes. A year of hunting, fishing, and gathering ingredients becomes a memoir about food, family, friendship, and his relationship with the natural world.

Steven Rinella combines an Alaskan bison hunt with an exploration of the animal's history in North America. His account connects personal experience with Indigenous hunting traditions, commercial exploitation, and the buffalo's place in American culture and identity.

Steven Rinella accompanies vintage-denim hunter Brit Eaton through the American West, searching old mine shafts and barns for valuable clothing. The account explores a niche trade where forgotten workwear becomes a coveted prize for collectors and major fashion companies.

Steven Rinella joins the pursuit of modern cattle thieves, entering a world where ranching crime involves financial fraud as well as stolen livestock. His reporting follows the people adapting old range-war tactics to contemporary schemes and law enforcement.

Steven Rinella travels through Argentina in search of an exceptional steak, exploring a country where beef carries meaning beyond the dinner table. His journey connects eating and travel with the people and traditions behind a deeply rooted meat culture.

Steven Rinella tells the story of his relationship with hunting through ten hunts spanning childhood and adulthood. Outdoor adventures become occasions to examine food, the ethics of killing animals, changing landscapes, and hunters' place in American life.

Steven Rinella offers more than one hundred recipes for wild game, birds, fish, and other harvested foods. Instructions on handling, butchering, and cooking accompany preparations ranging from familiar dishes to meals using less commonly appreciated species and cuts.

Steven Rinella and experienced outdoor contributors present skills for wilderness travel and emergencies. Navigation, water purification, first-aid preparation, and equipment choices are discussed through practical instruction and lessons drawn from hunting, angling, climbing, paddling, and guiding.

Steven Rinella offers parents ways to build children's connection with nature through camping, gardening, fishing, and other shared activities. Drawing on family experience, he explains how outdoor challenges can encourage curiosity, competence, and a sense of environmental responsibility.

Steven Rinella gathers outdoor projects for children, from tracking animals and identifying stars to growing food and building shelters. Illustrated activities encourage practical skills and curiosity, helping young readers explore the natural world through observation, experimentation, and adventure.

Steven Rinella presents more than a hundred recipes for preparing wild fish and game outdoors. Organized around cooking methods and trip types, the book combines grilling, smoking, and campfire techniques with advice on equipment, fire management, and practical preparation.