Brenham, Texas – Legendary outdoorsmen Luke Clayton and Larry Weishuhn recently released their latest joint book, POOR MAN’S GRIZZLY with chapters created around wild hog hunting facts, hunts, hunting techniques, guns and equipment for hunting hogs, fun and entertaining stories, and some extremely tasty recipes. “With the explosion of feral hog populations across much of North America opportunities for hunting wild pork are at an all time high as is the interest in pursuing them!” States Phil Massaro who wrote the book’s Foreword.

“Older boars with their thick cartilaginous shield protecting their vitals and razor-sharp tusks are tough, tenacious and potentially dangerous. This lead J. Wayne Fears, Johnnie Hudman and me, years ago ,to calling wild boars the Poor Man’s Grizzly!” said Larry Weishuhn regarding the book’s title.

“Our POOR MAN’S GRIZZLY is liberally illustrated with black and white photos. It’s a book you will enjoy whether you’re a serious wild hog hunter, a future hog hunter, or simply enjoy reading good stories and learning about great pork recipes.” Stated co-author Luke Clayton; “Autographed copies of our POOR MAN’S GRIZZLY as well as our initial CAMPFIRE TALK books are available through our websites www.catfishradio.org and www.larryweishuhn.net.”

About Luke Clayton and Larry Weishuhn:

Luke Clayton is one of the true authorities regarding wild hogs, from hunting their kind to preparing tasty dishes for the table. Luke has been doing a popular weekly outdoor radio show and public radio segments since 2007 and hunting wild hogs long before. He’s been an outdoor writer for newspapers and outdoor publications since the early 1980’s. More recently he has been doing a weekly podcast “Catfish Radio with Luke Clayton and Friends”. During the last five years Luke has served co-host, along with Larry Weishuhn and Jeff Rice, of their weekly digital television show “A Sportsman Life” which airs on CarbonTV.com.

Larry Weishuhn is a professional wildlife biologist and outdoor writer with many years of experience throughout North America and much of the rest of the world. He has served on staff with such publications as Deer & Deer Hunting, Shooting Times, Petersen’s Hunting, Sporting Classics, Game Trails and many others. Today, his articles and blogs can be read in numerous publications, web and social media sites as well as on his own www.larryweishuhn.net where too can be accessed his weekly “DSC’s Campfires with Larry Weishuhn” podcast. Larry was the co-founder of the Texas Wildlife Association (celebrating its 40th year in 2025), and has long served as an ambassador for DSC.

Media Contact: Larry Weishuhn – larryweishuhn@yahoo.com