On Thanksgiving Day, New York Times journalist Michael Barbaro joins famed hunter and conservationist Steven Rinella on a duck hunt in Montana, exploring the moral, cultural, and ecological dimensions of hunting as a form of reverence for nature and a deeply human tradition. What begins a
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