
Scott Leysath, one of America's premier wild game chefs, reveals how others harvest and cook some of the country's least desirable creatures with fur, fins, feathers, spines and slime.

Leysath receives an invitation from a friend, Vince Crudele, who has relocated to Montana from California.

Sandhill cranes are popular target for bird hunters.

Celebrates shooting and cooking tree rats in Florida's Redneck Riviera.

Joining Scott at the 33rd annual Eelpout Festival in Walker, Minn.; it's Mardi Gras on a frozen lake as thousands pay tribute to the ugliest, slimiest fish in the Midwest; fried eelpout fillet is called a poor man's lobster.