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Marathon wild game dinner to feature chef Jesse Griffiths, Big Bend conservation panel

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Source: Big Ben Reporter

Texas chef Jesse Griffiths will serve a family-style wild game dinner Dec. 19 in Marathon as part of an event that will also feature a panel discussion on wildlife and conservation in the Big Bend region. The event, called “The Full Circle,” begins at 7 p.m. at The Ritchey Bros. Gage Resort and Mill Scale Metalworks are presenting it in partnership with No Big Bend Wall. The dinner will showcase regional wild game and draw on Griffiths’ interest in sustainable hunting and Texas cooking, Gage Resort said in its announcement. Griffiths will join Anna Claire Beasley, Grahame Jones and Terrell County Sheriff Thaddeus Cleveland on the conservation panel. Cole Altom will moderate the discussion, which will focus on wildlife and preserving the landscape and character of Far West Texas. Dessert and live music will follow. Reservations are available through the events page on Gage Resort’s website.

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