Seth MorrisSeth’s photography has been used by major media organizations, including The New York Times, Wall Street Journal, Maxim, and Today Show. He travels the country photographing and filming for MeatEater, and travels Montana in search of the hot walleye bite.
Onthis week’s episodeof the podcast, we visited Jim “Antler Man” Phillips in Three Forks, Montana. Jim’s Horn House has over 16,000 antlers made up of whitetail, muley, elk, and more. We did our best to describe the collection—but this is certainly a visual experience. Here are some of our favorite shots from the trip.
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