SOTW Austin  x Jesse Griffiths Hog Butchery Demo and Mixer

SOTW Austin x Jesse Griffiths Hog Butchery Demo and Mixer

Please join Stewards of the Wild - Austin Chapter for a hog butchery demonstration and Q&A with Jesse Griffiths!

By Stewards of the Wild

Date and time

Monday, June 24 · 6 - 9pm CDT

Location

Dai Due

2406 Manor Road Austin, TX 78722

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About this event

  • 3 hours

Please join Stewards of the Wild - Austin Chapter for a hog butchery demonstration and Q&A with Jesse Griffiths!


  • Event will begin with a hog butchery demonstration led by Jesse, including time for Q&A, and will be followed by a mixer for our Austin Chapter members.
  • Your ticket price includes two drink tickets for beer or house wine.
  • Food from Dai Due will be available for purchase throughout the event. For food orders, the kitchen closes at 8:30.
  • There will be a special food menu of feral hog items available for purchase at the event. Sample menu items include corn dogs, a currywurst with fries and a hog burger with kimchi.
  • When you purchase your ticket, you will have the option to add on one of Jesse's books - The Turkey Book or The Hog Book - for a price of $50. Books purchased as an add-on to your ticket must be picked up at the event.
  • Books will also be avilable for purchase at the event, but quanties will be limited and all titles may not be avilable.
  • This event is for Stewards of the Wild - Austin Chapter members only. Please join the Austin Chapter if you are not a member in order to attend the event.


Jesse Griffiths, co-founder of Dai Due and New School of Traditional Cookery, is a hunter, fisherman, award-winning author and acclaimed chef. From early days fishing in lakes and creeks in North Texas to culinary adventures in Europe and Mexico, Griffiths’ passion for hunting grew later in life. After co-founding Dai Due in 2006, the restaurant swiftly gained local and national praise, named one of Bon Appétit's “Top 10 Best New Restaurants.” Dubbed as “an ode to Texas,” Dai Due supports local ingredients, foodways and traditions, along with the farmers and ranchers striving to improve them. At the New School of Traditional Cookery, Griffiths serves as the lead instructor offering ethical classes in hunting, fishing, and butchery. His first cookbook, Afield, was nominated for a James Beard Foundation Award (JBFA) and his sophomore project The Hog Book: A Chef’s Guide to Hunting, Preparing and Cooking Wild Pigs was awarded a JBFA in the Single Subject category in 2022. This Spring, Griffiths will release his third opus The Turkey Book: A Chef’s Journal of Hunting and Cooking America’s Bird.

Organized by

Texas Parks and Wildlife Foundation leverages public funds with private philanthropy to advance Texas' proud outdoor traditions and conserve our state's wildlife, habitat, recreational areas, and natural resources. Since its inception in 1991, the TPWF has raised more than $170 million to help ensure that all Texans, today and in the future, can enjoy the wild things and wild places of Texas. Stewards of the Wild is a young professionals program supporting the mission of Texas Parks and Wildlife Foundation and Texas Parks and Wildlife Department. With member-led chapters in major cities throughout the state, Stewards of the Wild chapters engage 21-45 year-old outdoor enthusiasts by hosting exclusive events to raise awareness of conservation issues facing future generations.

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