Episode 017: Janis Putelis
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- Опубликовано: 11 окт 2024
- Seattle, Washington. The Complete Podcast Accompaniment to the Complete Guide to Hunting, Butchering, and Cooking Wild Game. Steven Rinella talks with Janis Putelis from the MeatEater crew about the newly released guidebook.
Subjects discussed: how Janis became the world’s most powerful t-shirt magnate; the problem with gun writers; why Steve isn’t cut out for reading any post-WWII hunting material; the making of the guidebook; what’s in the guidebook; why Steve thinks you are smarter before you get married and have kids; making sense of cartridge nomenclature systems; wildlife photographer John Hafner; hunting mentors; the importance of being a versatile big game hunter; authors Jack O’Connor, Robert Ruark, and Chuck Hawks; cutting through the BS of archery equipment; good hunting etiquette on private property; inside tips on how to get good hunting info; and plenty more.
Get the Guidebook here: amzn.to/1IZuoi5
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you're kidding me I spent an hour-and-a-half listening to a podcast about an excellent book I go to buy the book expecting it to be really expensive and I think it's only $14 that's awesome thank you
fuck money, information should be free to the public
Jay Fedder Put the amount of time and effort they did into this book and then factor in the cost of actually making a book and then say whether or not it should be free.
@@jayfedder1578 what are you, like 22 years old?
Korbin Dallas I cant be sure coz I posted this 3 years ago but I’m pretty sure I was kidding and broke. But yeah I was like 20 3 years ago
That book sounds like gold. My feet are always cold.
Im blowing through these podcasys at work. Need way more man
2 minutes in and I was sold. Ordered both books and am counting the days until they arrive. I've been teaching myself how to hunt over the last year or so and information like what is described in the book would take a lifetime to learn. I dont have a lifetime to dedicate to hunting lol, I really appreciate Steve and those who share their information with all of us. I've always wanted to hunt, but never had anyone show me how to start.
I appreciate the underlying sentiment Steve Rinella shares that a man is a man. And that the internal code and compass is more important than idolizing figures of the past merely because of their reputation.
Labor Day Weekend: Scouting Elk/Deer with a Black Bear tag listening to American Buffalo: In Search of a lost icon - during the rain and drive. Doesn't get better than that, I'll have to check out the newer books.
I bought this book last week, I do have to say it is a good book for hunter that want to learn more than hunting white tail deer. It has everything for a hunter who want to go anywhere in the U.S. and hunt any large animal.
Just started listening to your Podcast from JRE talking about his experiences. My brother and I have been wanting to get into hunting for a while and I have now ordered this book for him(well after I read through it). Thanks for all the information you provide!
when i first saw meateater 3-4 years ago, i know this wasn't just a normal hunting show. since then I've become obsessed..with everything meat eater and steve rinella. keep up the good work and the entertainment. and yes i went out and bought 60$ worth of your books, lol
Got volume 1 and 2 this past weekend. Loving them.
congratulations I just ordered the darn book!
Rurak books aren't just hunting books Something Of Value is one of the best books I have ever read and I have read hundreds of books
Damn good conversation. Just bought 3 of your books.
Great Conversation! :)
It amazes me that he hasn't read Hemingway and Ruark. I think if he did he might be way more interested in hunting Africa.
I love hearing Steve talk but feel sorry for the person he's talking to, in this case Janis. Done talking? Nope, just a long pause. You gotta hold that thought for a while.
I don't think so much that one would be "smarter" without a wife and kids, but perhaps one would be more prolific without wife and kids.