Meat Eater

Narrator Jeffrey Kafer's journalistic style conveys the rich history, romance, mystery, and masculinity that surround hunting. In this detailed, down-to-earth narrative, the author offers his philosophy of hunting and explains, among other things, why he eats meat as well as what hunting means to him and how it has shaped his moral compass. This narrative on how and why hunting evolved is interwoven with the author's own rich family history and detailed hunting tips and tricks, including how to identify numerous animals and prepare them for cooking. Kafer reads with a steady cadence, utilizing slight tonal changes to define the author's tangents. His well-timed pauses convey the hazards and epiphanies that shaped the author's experiences. M.F. (c) AudioFile 2013, Portland, Maine