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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Dan Flores is a writer and historian who specializes in cultural and environmental studies of the American West. His recent books "Coyote America: A Natural & Supernatural History" and "American Serengeti: The Last Big Animals of the Great Plains" are both available now via Amazon - www.amazon.com...
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Coyotes are a pain in the ass. The one in our neighborhood painted an extremely realistic tunnel on my garage door, and I drove right into my living room.
the coyote painted your garage door?
RUclips comment section is the best source of comedy available today
Hahahahaa
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Very good 😁
I love this guest. He's always parsing his words and choosing his qualifications carefully, and he's not afraid to say he's ignorant to the answer. He's speaking as an authority but not authoritatively.
Well said
@Frank Stall No.
Agreed most men past 50 with ponytails are dochebags
Very decent man.
Robert Gauss more like any man at any age with a ponytail is a douche bag
@@MikeSmith-vl5em and Robert Gauss: Vapid, silly boys.
Do you know what I love about your podcast joe? I have never given coyotes and wolves really a single seconds thought before but I found this conversation fascinating! Your show never ceases to introduce so much new information and learning for me. You're doing a massive service to humanity. Thanks man! 👍🏻
if I saw this guy walking down the street I would think, damn, this dude knows a shit load about coyotes.
I work for amazon delivering parcels this guy orders alot of acme for some reason
This is great! Joe has been talking about getting Dan Flores on the show for a long time now and it's great to see it finally happen. Great podcast and phenomenal book Dan Flores!
David Villa it's like when Jon Stewart had people who wrote interesting books on the daily show. In this format you get to explore the content much further.
Don't even bother trying to kill a coyote. I once dropped a huge rock on one, and he just walked away making accordion noises.
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I thought about this realistically and cried laughing.
Love all the Wiley references, it's outstanding
He must have been one Wiley Coyote
they don't do so well with 4 or 5 sks holes in them...
Jo Po das funny
can't believe people think this is boring. you guys are wack
Totally wack, I couldn't stop listening
can you believe that i think rogan is dumb ?
michi k in this one he definitely shows his lack of formal scientific education. gotta give him a hand for genuinely being interested and wanting to understand further.
if he was humble i would not care.
but he acts smart and he gloats.
his intelligence really shines thru on religion, science, weed and politics.
Interesting that you named Laurence Krauss in one sentence and then followed it up immediately with "if he was [a scientist] his personality would be SHIT and no one would care to listen." I agree with everything else though.
get a coyote on the podcast
lol what about Coyote Peterson.. Does that count?
Joe Rogan smokes weed and stares at a coyote across from him for an hour and 45 minutes
I thought this guy was a coyote.
This is depressing, America will make all its natural wildlife extinct, small pox on blankets springs to mind.
John S, yes agreed. Coyote Peterson is certainly not a coyote and therefore certainly not worth mentioning. Stop wasting our time. We have a collective dream to have a coyote on this podcast and we will not rest until we achieve our goal!!!!!!
They're killing us in mass, we must send our peoples east if we are to survive - Coyote King
*en masse
Dan Flores - the smartest guy you've ever done peyote with.
Scott Monson peyote talking about coyotes ! What a trip that would be.
Brandon Bassani Simpsons did it.
@@JcCr3w 2 points sir.
I legit LOLed.
This podcast makes me want to play Red Dead Redemption.
Colin Hovila u on RDR2?
Oh brother, have I got some news for you
Ruben Romero haha 😄
This comment is making me download red dead redemption
Literally playing and listening to this rn🤣
Jesus, what i'd do to see the real American serengeti some two thousand years back! Loved this podcast, you finally got him on your show Rogan :D
One of the best podcasts in a while. Please get Dan back and have him talk with Randall Carlson. These two could have an intelligent debate, and feed off each other.
whatever yeah
Whatever
Randall would bury that guy in facts. Like he said , he's not a biologist. He's basically taking others opinions and mashing them together to be fact but many are disputed
One of the only cool details of the movie Terminator: Salvation is that Kyle Reese mentions he had leftover coyote for dinner, meaning one of the only other things that survived judgement day was coyotes haha.
🤙🏼😎
Very refreshing podcast. Genuinely interesting. As of lately the guests seemed to have had a larger agenda--- *not Dan Flores*. A proper expert in his field nothing more, or less, just the facts. Thank you.
Krombopulos Colt hear hear!
Couldn't agree more it's great listing to someone talk about their passion. Some of my favourites have been Graham Hancock & Randall Carlson.
Never thought that someday I could hear a two and a half hour conversation about coyotes. :D
To do list: smuggle a bunch of Coyotes onto the Hawaiian islands.
Yeah, fuck those nae naes
They deserve it there
they wouldn't last long. trapped on small islands occupied by overprotective hunters and a well established poaching system, tough to hide any mass of large unwanted animals
TheTruth with the sheer number of democrats here, I'm pained to agree with you
Ehhh maybe. But there was a lot of effort put into wiping them out which met with 'spectacular' success every where it's been tried.
one of the most underrated JRE shows imo.
Whos here watching in 2019?
ay ay cap
Andrew Hunter not me. I would never watch a Joe Rogan podcast about small wolves.
love me some animal talk
I like going back and watching some of the classic eps.
........🥃
Finally, the Coyote America guy lmao. Coyotes are all over my area in the desert in southern AZ. I see and hear them all the time, love to hear them at night.
Finally this guy is on, joe talks about his book every episode lol. He looks like exactly what I thought he'd look like.
record a couple hundred coyote yips and mount a speaker system so that every time there is a roll call there is an overwhelming response. Females will think there is a constant state of overpopulation.....
Shane Callahan only if they have poor hearing.....or if the speakers are high def ;-)
And then they will migrate to less popular areas 😅
@@qthirteen13 aye
Shane Callahan sounds like a good idea but coyotes can recognize individual yips and howls meaning they can distinguish whose talking
If only that made an sense... coyotes do that to know who is around and will kill intruders.
He failed to mention that packs will fight and kill each other for dominance the same as wolves.
They don't all live in harmony , they're territorial animals. So that theory literally makes no sense that they adjust their population that way. Their litters depend on alot of factors including food availability.
There are coyotes running around in the botanical gardens downtown Ft Worth Texas. Tripped me out when i saw them.
Randall Konen I used to live in Carrollton (North Dallas) and I had a close encounter with one.
Randall Konen they run around the golf course in North Chicago/Great Lakes Naval Station all the time. The things are like dogs with rat/mouse tendencies.
Randall Konen whaaaaaaaaaaat i didnt know about this. fellow dfw resident hur
I'm down in South Texas and coyotes are everywhere. You can see them running through playgrounds sometimes
NFL Superfan and
Joe, that guy was super interesting. Thank You!!
5:18 For a minute I thought he was referring to Hawaiians as "Endangered Nae-Naes". Shit cracked me up.
now watch me whip...... Nae Nae lives matturr mon
lol
lmao
Hahahahahahaha
Watch me whip, watch me nae nae
Joe needs more guests like this. A real expert on real subjects. this guy's ability to pull out exact dates and anecdotes is insane
2020 Squad, where you at?
whoop whoop!
Using livestock guard dogs is about the most gentle way to control coyote. Don't be afraid to go and have fun hunting them though. Being out in nature hunting coyote will give you a higher appreciation for them.
Is this what Billy Bob Thornton would have looked like had he discovered his love for coyotes?
Harshank LMAO I never would of thought this unless you wrote that but once I read It I knew without a shadow of a doubt that this guy is Billy Bob Thornton’s long lost brother
Instead of his love for drugs and alcohol
Or Sam Elliot
No
Joe, I discovered your podcasts a couple months ago. With every one I watch, not only am I impressed with your guests, I’m impressed with your intelligence.
10,000 years ago horses go missing from North America hmmmm... Maybe Graham Hancock and Randall Carlson could tell you why
SoyBean I was about to say the same thing
Not to mention Flores claims the mammoths were wiped out by humans.
SoyBean obviously the asteroid or comet impact happened....but Joe smoked too much weed to remember his buddy Hancock...lol
big ass comet smashed into montana.
melted all the ice sheets in N.America, south of canada.
flooded the gulf, flooded the atlantic, flooded the middle east and mediteranian, .....
the evidence is thorough yet under-appreciated.
I was also thinking about asteriod impact setting fire to the plant life and the Buffalo running to escape the fire going off a cliff and then the fire burning the carcasses....
Dan Flores is the human embodiment of the entire Steely Dan anthology.
great guest, cannot wait until randall Carlson is back on to school him on the American apocalypse of 10500bc
Please have Dan Flores on again ASAP if this was a college class I'd go to every single one.
Joe Rogan Experience Podcast Is The Best Ever Who's With Me?
I love the irony between the coyotes and my favorite NHL team 😎
I love all the podcasts. You have the most diverse and interesting guests anywhere. So many fascinating people out there and its amazing how gracious they are in sharing their knowledge.
I live in Massachusetts, and I've actually witnessed a small pack (3 or 4) of CoyWolves take down a decent size deer. All this in a very, very small patch of woods behind a housing development under construction near my old house. It was some National Geographic shit -and just a little bit scary- as I was around 10 or 11 at the time, and was constantly building forts in those very woods.
Coywolves are unable to reproduce. So no you didn't see multiple coywolves kill anything. You watched coyotes kill something.
There's no such thing as a "coywolf"...you witnessed an eastern coyote pack.
that was really awesome. flores is great at explaining things. the last bit about the coyote poison was sad
Ive listened to this 3-4 times. One of my all-time favorite guests.
Such a good interview: I love that Joe does his homework and really hears his guest.
I live in New Mexico and know of Dan but never heard him interviewed. Great Job guys!
That's because he's a professor at the University of Montana, unless he retired. I had a number of classes with him during my undergrad.
Correction, he retired in 2014 from U of M & now lives in NM.
One of your very best podcasts! I love it when you have intelligent, well informed guests talk at length about things they're passionate about. That's what "educational tv" was supposed to do, but of course those channels soon opted for fast $$$ instead. Thank goodness you're filling the niche!!
I don't see why everyone is bitching. I thought it was a good podcast
Cody R I haven't seen any complaints
Cody R what complaints? So far I see congrats and coyote versus roadrunner jokes... ;-)
It’s 👍🏻 great. The negative minded need to get outdoors more.
PLEASE GET THESE TWO TOGETHER! TWO OF YOUR GREATEST PODCASTS WITH THESE GENTLEMEN
I have grown a strong belief in the argument by Randall Carlson, of the idea of an asteroid or comet remnants impacting Canadian North America some 13,000 years ago.
Randall and Graham are both well overdue for another JRE. I'd prefer them to be on separately tho, as they both have so much to offer, but end up talking over eachother mostly.
So is that how coyotes got here??? Are they aliens???
lol, no, it's about whether mamooths died out because of men or because of the consequences of an asteroidal impact.
I use this podcast at night to fall asleep..Dans voice is so soothing
Joe "What A Strange Little Animal" Rogan
I'm a Native American from the Canadian prairies, this was a awesome podcast , so much history I didn't know
This is super fascinating! Thanks for the knowledge bomb JRE!
I work for the ACME company and they always order out of our catalogues.🏜
I've had coyotes take freshly killed deer before you can get to the deer. Watched them pillage my chicken coupe like they were Vikings.
Im loving the willi coyote jokes 😂😂
So Coyote's aren't responsible for killing the majority of cats BUT bird populations have gone up in areas where Coyotes are because less cat are are killing birds in those areas???? Contradiction much?????
An animal can have its behavior changed by the presence of another without necessarily being killed by them.
Evarin Sharath'fe Yes but this guy is clearly in the " everything the coyote does is great" headspace. Anyway wildlife conservative is great and I would much rather see over populations of animals and natural die offs then human over population and destruction of the earth.
Could also be linked to people being scared to let their cats out in Coyote areas
Re: A pile of buffalo bursting into flames. Composting process where bacteria designated as "thermophyllic" take over from "mesophyllic" bacteria. Compost piles sometimes burst into flame if it's large enough. Thermo bacteria are also taken advantage of in composting human shit to pasteurize it.
*Its about time for some Duncan Trussell its been too long! **#AmericaRunsOnDuncan*
Brian i started your likes your welcome
Duncan should smoke dmt right before the podcast starts.
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Brian I totally disagree, Duncan is boring as shit.
Justin Conway you must be in need of 5 dry grams in silent darkness
what makes these topics great is realizing that when you're left with the bare essentials it is very helpful to know nature as it is
01:47:16 Young Jamie my nigga you fucked up!
Jack Holmes nigga.
Powerful Jack Holmes
Randy Faubion fuck all bro how microbian
Brian Ferry wot?
Jack Holmes No. Joe wanted the wrong picture.
WOW!
I'm from the UK and this Podcast was so interesting, I know so little about the nature in the U.S, definitely one of my favourites; Please have him on again !
P.S PLEASE could you get Ricky Gervais on in the future !!!
This dude looks like straight out of Fargo. I like it.
I'm glad Joe finally got Willie Nelson on the podcast! 🤙🏽
yeah agreed, . .didn't talk about his new album much but, ?!
Loved this one!!!!
He mentioned that horses disappeared about 10,000 years ago. They left North America and went to Asia and Africa across the Bering land mass. And then 10,000 years ago were stuck there and were reintroduced to North Americans in recent history. That fits perfectly with the Younger-Dryas theory. I paused the video so I don't know if they make that connection but Rogan also has on Graham Hancock and Randall Carlson pretty often. Hope that comes up in this interview!
Thanks joe .. Seems like we need more crossover science instead of specialists
Coyotes rock...can't believe I missed this one..
finally after hearing about that bloody book for so long!!!
I don't think the content of this is boring but I have noticed a difference in the pace of different speakers and for some reason southerners take their time when speaking. Nothing wrong with it but makes you sleepy.
No idea why but I got super excited about this one lol balls deep in coyotes - Brendan Schaub
NEW MEXICAN GREY WOLF! still there. barely. i had a lot of time with coyotes out in the desert. they are every bit as strange as they are resilient.
Thanks for the podcast, very interesting and informative.
I thought this was gonna be boring but was happily surprised how interesting this show was.
Coyote love my wild blueberries, too.
I live about 60 miles south of where this guy grew up. It's pretty cool hearing this accent on a Joe Rogan podcast. Also, coyotes like to get in our chickens. We ended up catching 6 of them in about a week.
This episode was a personal favorite, Joe was 100% enthralled lol.
Our evolutionary anthropology professor taught us that humans killed mammoths by tapering tree trunks into spikes and baiting the animal into a charge, in effect getting it to skewer itself.
Dan Flores was my professor at the University of Montana...very interesting guy!!! Your professor is wrong...people used Clovis spear points to hunt mammoths!!! en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clovis_point
Having been a Montana rancher I automatically get my hackles up about the APR but, as an educated person I realize that Yellowstone is not a good example of how the land was pre-european. As a Native American I wish to see the thunderous herds of bison that the elders told stories about and it's hard to imagine what the land looked like so, long story short, I'm behind them.
my dad knows a guy who found 3 coyoties frozen in his lake, who were trying to take his duck.
tell your dad I said "damn thats crazy"
Your dad's acquaintance was a wise man for putting his valued pet duck in the middle of a nearly frozen lake. He out-played them sneaky dawgs ._. Bet they never even had chance to cry out.... Genius.
lol "valued pet duck". You're good people
Tom Meakin p
This has to be my favorite JRE so far.
Joe, please invite the Flatbush Zombies to the podcast!! It would be really dope
I like how this is just a discussion and not a question and answer session. Good technique.
i'm running a kickstarter to pay for the cancer treatment i need after this fucking comment section.
dan flores and randal carlson sounds like an awesome episode
we have them up here in Canada. in Edmonton we also get to hunt them
Prez Mc Toronto also...they come down to the city to hang out with raccoons...and small deer...always coming down the creeks and rivers
Road runner spawned a whole generation of ingenious coyotes.
Joe's lying, he hasn't finished the book 'Coyote America'
he's actually on the 4th chapter
Wrong, moron.
welcome back! I've missed you
+waqqodonkey Great another insecure moron look for my attention...
@@metusbatmanv118 glad your back bro
Another insecure moron look for my attention...
What I love about the Joe Rogan show is that one time I look up to whom he talked and it's not my thing, next time I am hooked for over two hours. At times over subjects, I never knew that they would interest me, as Coyote.
1 1/2 hours in and not a single mention of Foxes? Where do Foxes fit in??
G Thomas foxes are wayyy too sly to even be talked about
Foxes are not wolves. Were talking about wolves.
@@tommytwomommy i see what you did there ;-)
What about Dingos!
Proud employee of the Charles M Russell NWR here. it's nice to hear him talk about it
Joe ”I have a Mastiff” Rogan
we need this guy back on!! third time watching this episode. mind blowing...
Gordon the gopher I agree! We’re having a coyote issue here in Virginia. I’ve shared this podcast everywhere as people are trying to control them. So fascinating
What would happen if you could mimic the howl of the coyotes when they do role call so that the one taking count hears many more howls than the real number. Could that reverse the effect and make them have less babies?
lachance84 I don't think so because you would have too have the exact pitch of the one you take out
I'm sure there is some technology out there that I don't know enough about that could precisely record the howls or something extremely similar.
zachf also, if that did reverse the effect of the female having more pups you wouldn't have to take any coyotes out. You could just make them think that there's more of them than there actually is.
lachance84 but I wonder if that would work because you would have to make a unique howl and it would be one they aren't familiar with so idk if they would accept it as a part of their own pack
lachance84 if that makes any sense
In MN I hear them almost every night, its an eerie but cool sound. Sirens will also set them off and then all the dogs in the neighborhood. Please be aware of them, a lone one came into our yard during the day and wasnt afraid of our large dog barking at it from inside the house. We definitely take the dog out on a leash at night in case a pack is around.
Anthony Hopkins on the podcast would be great.
this is probably my favorite guest so far
Wow, incredible podcast. Thank you for this Joe
Getting tired of all the hate and negative comments. Makes me feel bad for joe and his guests. Different people find different things interesting. Spend time making positive comments on videos you're interested in.
Why is everyone so angry here??
Robs yeah, you would think for an episode about Coyotes people here would be more chill.
Impotent rage, I'd guess. Manifesting itself as vitriol on the Internet.
Because we don't give a fuck about coyotes.
Robs fukin cyotes taken our jobs
They took our jobs!
This is anecdotal but I've always been very free about letting my dogs eating different fruits and veggies.
They tried black berries and watched my (now ex) wife and I picking them and THEY started picking berries by biting the branches. They also ate apples and pears from our yard in addition to rabbits etc.
This is fascinating. Great episode
You can always tell when Joe's learned a new word lol.
Does anyone else feel sorry for the zebra that they put the collar on? lol
I fed a coyote a bottle of earthquake pills once. Genius