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Sam Lungren
Sam Lungren is MeatEater's Supervising Editor and a former freelance writer/photographer, commercial fisherman, and editor of BHA's Backcountry Journal. Though originally from Whidbey Island, Washington, he's been in Montana for almost a decade and probably isn't leaving—except during steelhead season. Send him an email sam@themeateater.com or follow him @samlungrenmedia.
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- Environmental Issues (10)
- Firearms (2)
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- Fly (7)
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- Gear (10)
- Hunting (21)
- Hunting Gear (6)
- Ice Fishing (11)
- Mule Deer (1)
- Natural History (2)
- Policy & Legislation (19)
- Public Lands & Waters (22)
- Saltwater (10)
- Snook (1)
- Turkey (4)
- Waterfowl (1)
- Wildlife Management (15)
Recent Posts
Natural History
Bar Room Banter: The Largest Living Thing on Earth
There’s a difference between book smart and bar smart. You may not be book smart, but this series can make you seem educated and interesting from a barstool. So, belly up, mix yourself a glass of LMNT Recharge, and take notes as we look at the biggest living things on Earth. Powered by LMNT.
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Natural History
Photos: 30,000-Year-Old Intact Cave Bear Carcass Stuns Scientists
Russian scientists recently unearthed an unusual specimen—the intact remains of a long-extinct cave bear, providing a lens into understanding one of the largest predators to ever roam the planet.
The preserved carcass, revealed by melting permafrost and still barring its teeth, was discovered by...
