ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 2月18日 02時06分

Meet the millennials who are taking up hunting. Wade Truong, 33, never thought about hunting until he dropped out of college and started cooking professionally. Like many young chefs, @whiskeytruong decided that he wanted to get as close to his food as possible. So 9 years ago, he picked up his first hunting rifle. He took a hunter’s safety class, studied an old Army sniper’s manual and headed into the woods, he said, “overgeared and underprepared.” His girlfriend, Rachel Owen, 29, didn’t grow up hunting, either. But like him, she loved fishing. Now, 8 years later, they spend as much free time as they can fishing and #hunting, with the goal of trying to eat only protein that they kill. They are the face — or at least 2 faces — of a new generation of hunters, writes #nytimes Southern-based correspondent @kimseverson. “If the hunting world wants to grow in America, it’s going to be up to the millennials,” Wade said. “It’s not just the blue blood upland hunters or rednecks with mudders and dogs. It’s us.” @moxie_manda shot these photos of Wade and Rachel cooking and hunting. Visit the link in our profile to read more.

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