Joe was showing HAAWWRD bro-mance. He’s been wasting his time kicking a f*cking leather bag and trying to get hyped over dispensable karate fighters for YEARS and then this guy comes along...lives/lived alone in northern Alaska, survives on what he catches, lives in a REAL tiny-house alone (mostly) for months at a time...Oh and he made a animal hide comforter from a Caribou’s skin after feasting on its entire body...including colon.
Well he stopped going to school. He wasn’t indoctrinated in our corporate training schools so maybe that’s what normal human beings act like before they have been brainwashed
To all the JRE listeners, do you notice how when Joe interviews bushmen, hunters, outdoorsmen, there is a quiet respect? It seems like the ability to be out in the woods alone instills a confidence that one cannot argue with. I've noticed this listening to guys like Glen Villeneuve, Steven Rinella, Cam Haines, Les Stroud. It is really interesting
Thats because we outdoors people have a common respect for nature , it's a kind of "stillness" inside ... hard 2 explain... you have to be an openminded, calm, preserved, kind , loving human being. Cause being outdoors for a long time in the woods alone you have to become one with nature, and once that bond is established , your psyche and personality changes... and every experienced outdoorsman make that transition, and it is felt between these kind of people, thats why we all have respect for each other , even when just meeting or seeing for the first time ! Really crazy and hard 2 explain , this may have sounded like a hippy kind of explanation, but thats the best way i could explain it lol 😅
Captain Jack Aubrey of the Royal Navy yeah. You definitely don’t need school if you are taught self motivation. Sounds like his mother got that point and let him become his own teacher. Public schools stifle your imagination.
Get this guy back on, it would be great to hear about injuries, overcoming them, possible mental health issues, strange shit he's seen, a day in the life. So many topics to talk about.
intellectual millennial Lived there for 2 years, just left 6 months ago. I have been all over the world, and I have never seen anything like the filth in San Francisco. Still love it though. Probably gonna love back but damn it is so fucked up.
FloatingMan No. The closest I’ve been to there is Nepal, Tibet, and western China which aren’t really all that close I guess. I do know Dagestan has the most gold metal wrestlers in the world per capita 🙄 Do they also have more people shitting on the streets and throwing contaminated needles everywhere than San Francisco?
Some people are born to be wild. When going to school any school you can tell who is fit for our circus of a society and who is not, to force these people to follow a regime is what makes them sick in the head. Respect to his parents, more should pay attention to their kids needs and less attention to society's.
I went to 12th grade i was curious what was going on too, had to hike 2 miles down to catch a bus . I grew up on a mountain, but we still went to town every month or so
I love Joe’s podcast I’ve watched for years like everybody else but I’ve rarely, if EVER, watched an entire podcast from start to finish... I hardly even paused or looked away from this episode for 3 hours.
I was thinking the same thing 2 hrs into it. The Snowden interview though was the 1st time I watched one straight through and probably the 1st time Joe went 30 minutes without saying a word.
This is the first JRE podcast that I watch fro start to finish..I really loved LBZ with Glenn being the coolest. Most interesting person to watch and learn from.has a very positive vibe about him.i hope he does a you tube channel.i will watch .
People get way too worried about the dangers wolves present to a human, at least in North America. Every wolf I've ever seen has been running away from me as fast as it could run. We are the apex predator. Glen made it very clear in his retelling of the story about his wolf incident that what he experienced was literally unheard of. And it is. In the entire modern history of North America there's been two incidents of wolves killing humans that I'm aware of. Now, Europe and Russia? Different story. The wolves over there are super dangerous to humans.
@@Gooberchen I live close to Russian border in Finland. We have wolves but they are dangerous only to other four legged animals like reindeer, moose and hunting dogs (they see dogs as competition for food). People live close to their habitat but there is no reason to be afraid of them, we are the ALFA! Some people are (understandable) scared for their kids but we have 0 wolf attacks against humans. Lots of false information and therefore fake based fear!
@@Kaapo73 the reputation of wolves over in Europe are considered dangerous because there's been incidents in the past, along time ago during WW1 there was a cease fire between the russian and the germans because packs of wolves were attacking the soldiers because there wasn't any game meat for them. And other times there was a story of super packs roaming through Siberian small towns during the winter attack mostly small children.
It's the age of the internet. You can learn pretty much anything you want. Even when you're in school roughly 70% of the learning happens at home. Diplomas, doctorates and all that shit matter only when getting a job.
It's media that's the problem. They tell you what to believe, how to feel about things, whether to be happy or sad or angry. Once you tune them out, you realize just how full of crap and useless they are.
This guy, who only got to the 9th grade, communicates and sounds as intelligent as the PHD guests that Joe has on. Its amazing and proves that some people are not made for a modern schooling regiment.
He said he didnt make it past 4th and stopped in one year in high school, very impressive. That being said, let's have him run simple tasks on a computer or crunch some mathematical equations, I'm a huge fan of this man but dont ever forget intelligence is subjective
He certainly doesnt communicate as eloquently as a Ph. D. Ask him to explain what quantum fluctuations in the higgs field are or magnetic field repulsion and the meissner effect of superconductivity and see if hes even able to get a word out. Sure he speaks well enough, but anyone can when speaking about such simple (not used in a derogatory way - im sure he would agree) concepts in life. You sound like one of those overly hostile blue collar workers that hates education because you failed to apply yourself and do something intellectually stimulating and now every day is just working a menial and mindless job and going home and stifling any urges for domestic violence with alcohol and nascar
You definitely gotta see him on National Geographics Life Below Zero. The way he lives outdoors is just amazing. As in there is no way anyone of us here could survive outdoors like he can.
Daisy Olmedo, Yes and I want to see his own wilderness experiences and in turn have him find other people that live in Alaska and film everything without the muzzling of producers.
I wish i would have done more of this living when I was younger. I did a fair amount of stuff but now that im unhealthly i REALLY wish I was living that life. Probably wouldnt be so sick now
@@rubenvasquez021 i wish I could. Really. I like being alone. I like being in the wilderness 100%. For decades I was an obsessively hard worker in very hard physical jobs. Now, i live with chronic pain, a heart condition, rheumatoid arthritis and a couple other things. I would drop dead from a heart attack as soon as I was charged at by an animal or had to walk more then 15 minutes on a flat surface lol. So sadly, its too late for me. Hell the medications I must take alone..damn. I remember one episode of LBZ Sue ran out of her pain meds and threw her back out. It cost her like $1500.00US($2000 Canadian for me) just to get a flight into town. I live my dream by watching people like this do it. I'm 44 this year and have had chronic shit health for easily 15 years. I dont even travel anymore. Sigh. Is what it is :)
Indeed. He wanted it, made every step, every action of his life, was in pursuit of his goal. Few can/have done that with such vigor and tenacity. Must have been the greatest high after dedicating seven years to get out there. Absolute freedom of dedication.
@@Milly_JRT he would rather do that kind of living where it does not get that cold lol he is ok with cold but below 0 is a no go for him haha. We both camp and hunt and do stuff like that but leaving Texas is a hard ask when we both hate the cold
@@jamesbrickner5159 false, we are living on a planet where you are lied to about "freedom", and convinced that they'll take them away from you at the first sign of defiance.
When Joe started talking about Jussie it triggered a moment where I realized what an unnatural, superficial, meaningless existence we live compared to Glenn.
100 % agree! Every time I watch the show I think the same thing. Life is so much more genuine living the way he does when he is Out in the wilderness.the surroundings are just breath taking . It’s a shame he was cut out of the show.
Existing here is absolutely meaningless. Everything and everyone is shrouded in deception and secrecy going in continuous circles non-stop and at different paces. Non stop continuous war , seen and the unseen.
@@joegrayii Nah, we're too over populated for people to leave the rat race. Without farming, humanity could not sustain itself on natural wildlife. Not to mention the pollution from keeping warm. Pollution was actually worse when people relied on coal and wood stoves.
@@peoplez129 I think you need a lesson in population statistics. Also, pollution is 100% worse now than it was 200 years ago and to claim otherwise is ignorant
@@BGCanadianBacon "Also, pollution is 100% worse now than it was 200 years ago" If that's the case, then we're doing really good, because 200 years ago the population of the planet was only 1 billion people. 7 times the population and only 100% worse? That's amazing!
This guy was my favorite on the show. He did it all himself, he didn't use much of any modern technology, he shared a lot of wisdom, and he inspired us in many different ways.
@cromwell2007 he sounds pretty similar to my aviation maintenance instructor, quiet not so large guy, all confidence, and no ego. But he spoke with such eloquence you knew he knew that he knew what he was talking about. Not to mention if he did get something wrong he'd correct himself the moment he noticed. That combination of personality traits definitely leads to the creation of one interesting person that's for sure.
0:09 Life Below Zero, Glenn's Reasons for Living in the Wild, Hunting as a Kid 8:40 Environmental Differences of Alaska vs Continental US 10:58 Feeling at Home in the Wild, Meat Pole 12:36 Story of Meeting Producer of Life Below Zero 19:43 Appeal of Living in the Wild 22:38 Making Enough Money 25:10 Living His Dream of a Wild Life, Eating Whole Caribou, Prion Disease 31:54 Stealing Kills from Wolves, Being Attacked By Wolves 47:50 Killing Wolves in WW1, Wolves in Paris 52:20 Wolf's Reaction to Being Shot, Parasites, Justin Wren 1:01:25 Eating Wolf Meat, Plants in Caribou Stomach, Fermenting Meat 1:10:20 Time it Takes to Live Primitively, Legality of it 1:16:25 Being Found by Satellite, Paying for Permits 1:20:18 Eating Weasel, Other Animals 1:24:00 Why He's Off the Show, Creative Differences, Stone Age Site, Eric Soltan 1:42:15 Walking Barefoot, Wiping with Lichens, Fishing on the Lake, Losing Permits 1:46:54 Opinions of His Neighbors, Attitude of Alaskans 1:48:43 Losing Connection with Nature, Defecation 1:54:45 Trapping, Eating Marten 1:56:11 Ammunition, Dating Trisha, Installing Internet, Suppressors 2:06:48 Bow Hunting vs Rifle, Illegalities in Hunting, Sheep Hunting 2:15:47 What Glenn Hunts, Eating Bear, Tanning Bear Hide 2:22:16 Other Aspects of Wild Living, Meeting a Stranger in the Wild 2:25:15 Autonomy of Living in the Wild 2:26:39 How Glenn Feels in Civilization vs the Wild 2:31:07 Glenn's Injuries, Refeeding Edema 2:36:40 Cyclical Nature of Caribou Herds, Tribal Hunting Method 2:41:47 Lack of Vegetables, Eating More Fat than Meat, Eating Organs 2:48:58 Carnivore Diet, Gathering Drinking Water 2:54:48 What's Next for Glenn, Authenticity of JRE 3:01:30 Bigfoot, Global Warming 3:08:57 Charlie Rose, Freedom of Podcasts Cred to - RUclips Table of Contents
Not in any way proof one way or the other. I eat a lot of meat and my Mrs is a vegetarian, she has no health problems other than eczema that I have too so...
@@feelsman7837 or protect whats left of Alaska, its not about trying to stop us its about protecting the animals, if you legitimately need a license you will most likely get one.
@@DookJob A handful of men are not hurting Alaska's nature or wild life. And very few men have the desire or capability to do this. You could easily let people do this for free and it wouldn't hurt a damn thing as long as you protect the land from corporations. It's bureaucratic bullshit with a healthy side of preserving the land for the Inuits. The Inuits in the Tundra don't hunt, they take their canoe into the rivers and shoot the Caribou crossing the river in the head and point blank range. They overkill and leave good meat on the banks, which as Natives to the land, they can do whatever they want. So let's not pretend it actually has anything to do with Nature.
Its state land so if you got in trouble and asked for help... taxpayer dollars would be bailing you out.. makes sense to keep track of how many people are in the woods with permits. You are paying to use the natural resources which belongs to everyone, not just you.
Joe: I love bow hunting because it takes a lot of skill to sneak up on them and get close. Glenn: I scream as loud as I can to make the caribou turn around and run to me.
@itchy AIDS Tell it to Steven Rinella, sorry you have garbage bears where you are but they aren't ALL like that, which was my point, but I'm SURE you are more experienced then Rinella on this. Your taste is the ultimate decider for everyone huh? Your ego can't handle even being mildly disagreed with, it's pathetic. www.huffpost.com/entry/black-bear-butchering-hunting_b_1186949
Wolves coming after people is NOT an unusual occurrence. Wolves used to be in massive packs and would hunt humans, it is only seen as unusual now because the wolfs can’t compete with rifles and have much less range and numbers due to humans. Thats why wolves were always seen as a serious predator by our ancestors. Great story and great guest Rogan!
Headline: “Man who never finished 4th grade succeeds in life by falling back into tune with nature and deciding to care about his own path more than the well beaten track.” I feel like we can all learn from this.
Josh Mkensie Ok, big man. I think it’s pretty obvious to anyone with both frontal lobes that I’m stating it as a point worth making, and not as a challenge.
I think the key though is self-education, just because he only finished 4th grade doesnt mean he didnt keep learning and growing on his own. Some "educated" people do the opposite, they finish college and never read a book again.
@Nunovurbznzsodontask I think you're mistaken, he's saying it's 'Some doom guy shit', presumably referencing the bad ass protagonist of Doom (videogame series) who scares demons from Hell
Joe Rogan is such a genuine and authentic person. Not pretentious or arrogant, just real. I really enjoy his respect for various guests. And Glenn is awesome.
@Sally Damage so true. like hey come pay up to 100-200k for a job that pays 40-60k and u probably wont even graduate and if you do i doubt you get the job u got the degree for. loooool such a joke
You would think so! But I found he was at ease the whole podcast. Didn't see any less personable because he secludes himself. And like he says he goes back and forth between Fairbanks (civilization) He just loves nature and being surrounded by it without any interruptions.
Noah Lawless They took life below zero off Netflix. Then Hulu only has a couple seasons. But luckily.. Disney Plus has all the seasons. Hope you can stream it
When that guy was telling Joe Rogan about the wolf stories. it was the funniest thing I've ever seen on his podcast Joe Rogan was so quiet his eyes and aww like a little kid listening to stories about Santa Claus
Seems kind of unnecessary to do this to you and your family... Like why add more risks to life. I mean, if he did it on his own for a show and like that paid pretty good and he got married after it or something, that'd be cool. Or did he actually end up making a lot of money this way? I'm not really up to date. No hate, just curious/confused.
@@theflowerhead perhaps but some people truly want that simple life. To experience what life was life in it's infancy. I fantasize about it myself. I don't know if I could make it but it crossed my mind numerous times.
I cringe anytime Joe starts talking about guns, he clearly knows so little and everything he does know is secondhand. He lives to tell people that if you drop your scope that scope is "off" now. Hey, guy who survives in the Alaskan bush, you better take some tools in case your scope gets "off".
Hunting is Joe Rogans life, he lives for it, after hours in Traffic he can't wait to fire off arrows in his video game and practice stalking up on unsuspecting joggers with his dog in his toe shoes....
@@domz16matheson92 It's not that, though with most optics now it's not necessary unless you're buying dogshit. It's the fact that when Joe knows very little about something he waits for his chance to interject that one little thing he knows (secondhand) and in this case, as in many others, it ruins the flow of the conversation. Listen, this guy survives in the Alaskan bush do you really think he needs Joe to tell him such elementary shit? No, it's Joe's attempt at getting on the same level with this guy.
Joe has never been more impressed and interested in a guest. Me too, Joe. Me too.
Joes has also never sounded so clueless.
@@ryanschaff123 Yeah when Joe tries to relate by talking about one of his paid-for guided hunts it just doesn't sound as authentic
Susan Atkins
Mike Run cause this is 100% what joe woulda done if his entertainment career never took off
ruclips.net/video/-UbtW9X_Nmo/видео.html
This is why Rogan has the highest rated podcasts on the internet. Best guests, best interviews, most interesting topics. This is awesome!
Johnny Lavery holy crap am I detached from nature
Johnny Lavery like they kept one whole ass conversation for 3 hours straight
Joe needs to get Andrew Ucles on the podcast!
Cam Adam joe remi bout to move to the wilderness
And the BMF belt goes to..!!!!
Can't get over the calmness and confidence in him. Not afraid to sit in silence,look at Joe,and let him soak it in.
absolutely
Fr ha
After 20 wolves he gives no fucks.
This is straight facts
Joe was showing HAAWWRD bro-mance. He’s been wasting his time kicking a f*cking leather bag and trying to get hyped over dispensable karate fighters for YEARS and then this guy comes along...lives/lived alone in northern Alaska, survives on what he catches, lives in a REAL tiny-house alone (mostly) for months at a time...Oh and he made a animal hide comforter from a Caribou’s skin after feasting on its entire body...including colon.
I appreciate how Glenn talks just as long as he needs to. He gets his point across, and then he stops. What a rare trait.
Right, Joe Rogan has honed his hosting skills. He seems to be genuinely interested in Glenn. Glenn is just genuinely interesting.
Well he stopped going to school. He wasn’t indoctrinated in our corporate training schools so maybe that’s what normal human beings act like before they have been brainwashed
you think 2 much
Also ya know he lives in the wilderness so that's no biggie
@@tjatcheynum4153 you are not wrong
5 minutes in and I realized...Joe finally met someone who makes his lifestyle appear "in a cubicle"!
R Conn ironically who lives in a cabin/cubicle in the middle of nowhere
WoW.... Totally true, great observation
@@ams4732 Wooooah broooo
@@ams4732 comparing a cabin in Alaska to a cubicle in some city is the most retarded comparison to date.
@@Hugh.G.RekshunI think he's saying as crazy and full as Joe's life is Glenn's life makes Joe's look like a office job "average joe".
I’m from Alaska and this guy is more Alaskan than anyone I’ve ever met or heard about, lmao dude is a savage!
As a fellow Alaskan, I definitely agree! Dude is a badass
He's up there on the list alright
@real american u mean the wolf story?
Notice how genuine and humble this dude is. He's a real human being. Thats what being in nature can do for us. Return us to our natural state.
True...good point and observation...very little anxiety or stress or depression or addictions
To all the JRE listeners, do you notice how when Joe interviews bushmen, hunters, outdoorsmen, there is a quiet respect? It seems like the ability to be out in the woods alone instills a confidence that one cannot argue with. I've noticed this listening to guys like Glen Villeneuve, Steven Rinella, Cam Haines, Les Stroud. It is really interesting
Interesting insight, thanks I didn’t know who to check out next
Thats because we outdoors people have a common respect for nature , it's a kind of "stillness" inside ... hard 2 explain... you have to be an openminded, calm, preserved, kind , loving human being.
Cause being outdoors for a long time in the woods alone you have to become one with nature, and once that bond is established , your psyche and personality changes... and every experienced outdoorsman make that transition, and it is felt between these kind of people, thats why we all have respect for each other , even when just meeting or seeing for the first time !
Really crazy and hard 2 explain , this may have sounded like a hippy kind of explanation, but thats the best way i could explain it lol 😅
Joe liked to think he knew his shi* about suppressors, sighting in a rifle, etc... Then found out he's talking to a real man.
@Baby Yoda Up In This Mofo lol, earth is home. And animals are jerks too. Mother nature is vicious.
Except when he was talking to Les he was drinking and started being a prick
Damn this guy is such a low-key, casual badass. A+ Podcast, this was awesome.
This guy needs to get with Netflix. Produce his own show.
No. He he to produce his own show. Fuck Netflix
Patriot Surfer lol don’t think there’s a single professional that’s regretted working with Netflix...
He outlined here how he doesn't work well with others...although he has a rainbow family...Netflix likes diversity.
He produces and uses Netflix as an outlet. Joe has said often as has Bill Burr that Netflix lets you just do your thing.
“This guy needs to produce his own show on RUclips”
Glenn: [kills a rabbit]
RUclips: *DEMONETIZED*
This is by far the most fascinating person I've heard on here in while.
No doubt about that
But can he read a Forrest chart
@@declanh2314 killed me dead 😝
@@declanh2314 he LIVES in one
Same. I wish this was 10 hrs long
Who’s watching this legend in 2025??
Me!!
Great podcast
Me too
“I just poop on the ground and the wolves eat my shit”
Might be one the best quotes I heard in awhile
A true power move
KeyserSoze26B what time stamp
@@iicardarellix 1.53.12
@The Seventh Apparition also why the pack chased him back to his camp...
They were hoping to scare the shit out of him
I hate an inaccurate quote..
Producer: you wana be a on reality TV show?
Glen : Whats that?
Hey we found our guy
Joe Young 😂 facts
lol
hahah underrated funny comment even with over 600 likes..
I feel like thats how it went down for sure😂
Out of all of Joe’s guests, Glenn is by far my favorite. Had me hooked the entire podcast.
Forrest is a lil bit better
I agree. Him and forest galante have been my favorites
Likewise....
My wife pulled up a chair, typically she can't stand the shit I find interesting.
@@keinnamegefunden1 he's so fake to me
Joe to all other guests:
“I like to bow hunt and kill my own meat”
Glen:
“Hold my Alaskan wilderness stomach contents beer”
This guy didn't even finish high school and speaks better than a lot of college graduates.
100% had this same thought. Nature is the best teacher.
Captain Jack Aubrey of the Royal Navy yeah. You definitely don’t need school if you are taught self motivation. Sounds like his mother got that point and let him become his own teacher. Public schools stifle your imagination.
It’s called a reading habit.
Any college grad after 2015 for sure!!
He speaks way better than Trump and Trump bought his college education
Get this guy back on, it would be great to hear about injuries, overcoming them, possible mental health issues, strange shit he's seen, a day in the life. So many topics to talk about.
man these are all great topic ideas
I so agree.
Joe kinda fucked this one up lol
Yup, this is on a shortlist of favorite JRE episodes.. i revisit it about every 6 months
I mean that probably pretty hard given his living situation. They said he is always on life below zero, just watch that.
Glenn "I like to just go outside, squat and poop"
sounds like Glenn would feel at home in San Fran.
intellectual millennial Lived there for 2 years, just left 6 months ago. I have been all over the world, and I have never seen anything like the filth in San Francisco. Still love it though. Probably gonna love back but damn it is so fucked up.
*'keep spending all our lives, livin' in a liberal paradise"
Hahahahaha..
@@ihateslowcars have you been to dagestan?
FloatingMan No. The closest I’ve been to there is Nepal, Tibet, and western China which aren’t really all that close I guess. I do know Dagestan has the most gold metal wrestlers in the world per capita 🙄 Do they also have more people shitting on the streets and throwing contaminated needles everywhere than San Francisco?
"I'm gonna go out and talk to these wolves about this situation" what a savage human being 😂
Jetlifee.travi I know rite
Hahaha😂
This is my favorite episode of JRE of 2019
Absolutely very interesting!
Damn right! I had never heard of Glenn before and I absolutely love the guy! The humblest guy in the world and such a badass!
Yeah pretty close ... It's unbelievable
Amen 🙌
Alex Jones was mine but this was very cool
This is the best episode of ALL 2019. No clue who this guy was but god damn is he world war 2 grandpa status with the stories.
I agree this is the best/ most interesting podcast all of 2019!!!!
Man Ransom Perfect analogy. Love it.
Absolutely! Well-said.
Honestly this guy has more than one book in him
2018 Vit what are you saying?
“I went to the 9th grade”.This man is a legend.
It's anecdotal but the smartest and overall best man I know is a high school dropout and the dumbest piece of shit I know has a Master's degree.
Woman: so what do you do for a living?
Glenn: Im a Hunter Gatherer.
so you gather hunterers? Sounds interesting. My ex owned a car dealership. So thats prolly something different. Riiiight!??
HaaA 😂😂
“I went back. I went to one year of high school eventually. I was curious about what was goin on over there”😂😂
Thomas B lol. You could tell his parents knew exactly what kind of man he was going to be. Giving him all that freedom and all. Much respect to them
Some people are born to be wild. When going to school any school you can tell who is fit for our circus of a society and who is not, to force these people to follow a regime is what makes them sick in the head. Respect to his parents, more should pay attention to their kids needs and less attention to society's.
He talks about high school similarly to the way he talks about some natural phenomenon in the woods..."what's goin on over there" haha
I went to 12th grade i was curious what was going on too, had to hike 2 miles down to catch a bus . I grew up on a mountain, but we still went to town every month or so
Yeah this was funny as hell
I love Joe’s podcast I’ve watched for years like everybody else but I’ve rarely, if EVER, watched an entire podcast from start to finish... I hardly even paused or looked away from this episode for 3 hours.
i was only just thinking this!
I was thinking the same thing 2 hrs into it. The Snowden interview though was the 1st time I watched one straight through and probably the 1st time Joe went 30 minutes without saying a word.
I watch podcasts from start to finish all the time. There's so much interesting content and a lot to learn
This and Andrew Yang
This is the first JRE podcast that I watch fro start to finish..I really loved LBZ with Glenn being the coolest. Most interesting person to watch and learn from.has a very positive vibe about him.i hope he does a you tube channel.i will watch .
Caribou must tell horror stories about this guy
And the weasels
Lmao
🤣
Piro Capo 😆 😂
ITSALLAGAME you’re hot
This was my favorite podcast. I could listen to his stories all day.
I haven’t finished a JRE in a while. Couldn’t turn this away
man...same.
This was definitely the best episode in a while.
gay no homo. and you are listening at 1x?
I live in Alaska. Felt the same
@@BackToWar100 1.5x speed for me
Glen seemed to be the realest “reality tv” personality I’ve ever seen. He’s the real deal. Thank you for sharing your life with us brother.
The polar opposites of real vs fake reality shows
Eric Lofstrand I see what you did there lol. And agreed. Glens integrity is unassailable.
That's why they got rid of him. He was just too real lol
thorzyan mike Rowe
So far ever y sentence out of his mouth is blowing my mind
Dude. I'm sayin! This is the most captivating podcast I've listen to haha.
He had me at meat pole.
Bee Wills he is the most interesting person on that show too. I was not expecting this, joe is really killing it when it comes to podcast!
@@SeanNelson1000 for sure 👍
He had me at "Bona Fidee"
this is not the first time i watched this podcast
Won’t be the last
“The wolf knows I’m dangerous.” That’s how I’ll remember this guy
People get way too worried about the dangers wolves present to a human, at least in North America. Every wolf I've ever seen has been running away from me as fast as it could run. We are the apex predator.
Glen made it very clear in his retelling of the story about his wolf incident that what he experienced was literally unheard of. And it is. In the entire modern history of North America there's been two incidents of wolves killing humans that I'm aware of.
Now, Europe and Russia? Different story. The wolves over there are super dangerous to humans.
@@Gooberchen I live close to Russian border in Finland. We have wolves but they are dangerous only to other four legged animals like reindeer, moose and hunting dogs (they see dogs as competition for food). People live close to their habitat but there is no reason to be afraid of them, we are the ALFA!
Some people are (understandable) scared for their kids but we have 0 wolf attacks against humans. Lots of false information and therefore fake based fear!
@@Kaapo73 I dunno, sounds like something cooked up by Big Wolf to lull us into a false sense of security.
@@gammasmash1924 I think you right!! These might be werewolves trying to trick us into some bs.. who knows im not buying it.
@@Kaapo73 the reputation of wolves over in Europe are considered dangerous because there's been incidents in the past, along time ago during WW1 there was a cease fire between the russian and the germans because packs of wolves were attacking the soldiers because there wasn't any game meat for them. And other times there was a story of super packs roaming through Siberian small towns during the winter attack mostly small children.
Joe you should try and get Jeremy Wade from River Monsters on
Please I been wanting to see Jeremy Wade on forever
YES!!!!!!!!!!!! THIS!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I’ve been wanting that podcast forever now!
Yes!!!!
no this fella could make ripping toiet paper dramatic
This man is a legend. Living a literal dream. Respect.
@Mr J respect to u mr J for helpn a man w less means.
Mr J Why shit on him? You don’t know all what’s going on in that man’s life.
For being a self educated man, Glen composes himself in such a humble, respectful manner, it puts most "normally" educated people to shame.
It's the age of the internet. You can learn pretty much anything you want. Even when you're in school roughly 70% of the learning happens at home.
Diplomas, doctorates and all that shit matter only when getting a job.
@@mr.strugglesnuggle6668 he lives off grid, maybe read up on him before talking smack
@@ianprososki6804 I think you should reread my comment, buddy.
He never taught himself how to have an ego
It's media that's the problem. They tell you what to believe, how to feel about things, whether to be happy or sad or angry. Once you tune them out, you realize just how full of crap and useless they are.
This guy, who only got to the 9th grade, communicates and sounds as intelligent as the PHD guests that Joe has on. Its amazing and proves that some people are not made for a modern schooling regiment.
He said he didnt make it past 4th and stopped in one year in high school, very impressive. That being said, let's have him run simple tasks on a computer or crunch some mathematical equations, I'm a huge fan of this man but dont ever forget intelligence is subjective
ZaneMain Intelligence is different from skill. One you can train and learn, the other you can‘t.
@@zanemain9951 What the Sahara would he need to do that for, though?
He certainly doesnt communicate as eloquently as a Ph. D. Ask him to explain what quantum fluctuations in the higgs field are or magnetic field repulsion and the meissner effect of superconductivity and see if hes even able to get a word out. Sure he speaks well enough, but anyone can when speaking about such simple (not used in a derogatory way - im sure he would agree) concepts in life.
You sound like one of those overly hostile blue collar workers that hates education because you failed to apply yourself and do something intellectually stimulating and now every day is just working a menial and mindless job and going home and stifling any urges for domestic violence with alcohol and nascar
M.K. This ^^*^
What a cool guy, never heard of him, this is why Rogan has the best podcast ever,
He seems very comfortable with mind body and soul, i didnt see that first time hearing him
You definitely gotta see him on National Geographics Life Below Zero. The way he lives outdoors is just amazing. As in there is no way anyone of us here could survive outdoors like he can.
@@Echo119r Not on the show anymore. He also has numerous homes and a float airplane. Not really the same as it used to be.
@Philip Tooley havnt heard of him nor the TV show so you both have a point here
@@Infamous41 Most Hunters are.
Glenn should have a podcast, the stories this man could tell. And his voice is so mellow.
He could probably even upload from his hut.
Daisy Olmedo, Yes and I want to see his own wilderness experiences and in turn have him find other people that live in Alaska and film everything without the muzzling of producers.
Glenn sits so perfectly still after he gets done speaking that I keep thinking my video is frozen.
This man living the life everyone secretly wants to.
stealthybanana exactly
I wish i would have done more of this living when I was younger. I did a fair amount of stuff but now that im unhealthly i REALLY wish I was living that life. Probably wouldnt be so sick now
Amy Stone never to late to start you some that wants to do something can do it more than someone that’s able to
@@rubenvasquez021 i wish I could. Really. I like being alone. I like being in the wilderness 100%. For decades I was an obsessively hard worker in very hard physical jobs.
Now, i live with chronic pain, a heart condition, rheumatoid arthritis and a couple other things. I would drop dead from a heart attack as soon as I was charged at by an animal or had to walk more then 15 minutes on a flat surface lol. So sadly, its too late for me. Hell the medications I must take alone..damn. I remember one episode of LBZ Sue ran out of her pain meds and threw her back out. It cost her like $1500.00US($2000 Canadian for me) just to get a flight into town. I live my dream by watching people like this do it. I'm 44 this year and have had chronic shit health for easily 15 years. I dont even travel anymore.
Sigh. Is what it is :)
Sorry didnt mean to ramble out my life story lol
Spends two decades in Alaskan wilderness. Has more relationships than me living in a city.
That was pretty funny. Have you tried using humor?
@@arunor4910 never heard of her.
@@arunor4910 You found it funny even without any humour? Easily impressed!
Same.
Super funny ! So true for lots of people
Joe " we've got 2 toilets here , have you used one " ?
Glenn: " no I shat in the corner of the studio "
Oh god that was genius xD
Hell yeah caught me off guard
In front of the studio
Tears of laughter o a here 🤣🤣🤣
I literally was close to dying of this comment because I almost choked my food
"I've eaten a large bull moose by myself." - Most badass statement ever.
I admire this man's ability to live a life of his own design.
Nice sentence
Indeed. He wanted it, made every step, every action of his life, was in pursuit of his goal. Few can/have done that with such vigor and tenacity. Must have been the greatest high after dedicating seven years to get out there. Absolute freedom of dedication.
Joe feeling insecure about his elk meat with Glenn "I ate wolves" Villeneuve
😂😂😂😂😂😂👍🏻
'sinsecure
This man out here eating K9s
Joe really shined as a phenomenal interviewer in this episode.
Sicon000 yes
Probably cus he wasn't high or drunk as usual
@@MickieDsNuts Look at his eyes. Hes realy high.
Well everything his guest has to talk about is right up joes alley so hes genuinley interested
Yeah he SHUT UP.
It’s very rare when Joe knows he’s talking to a realer man than him
I was literally with this guy the whole time in my head. Such a good interview. I’d love to live this way.
True but the loneliness kind of scares me but maybe if I had a woman that won't be an issue.
Been trying to convince my husband to live this way lol
Silver Summer find yourself a new husband
@@Milly_JRT he would rather do that kind of living where it does not get that cold lol he is ok with cold but below 0 is a no go for him haha. We both camp and hunt and do stuff like that but leaving Texas is a hard ask when we both hate the cold
His speaking voice is so calm and genuine. Hard not to like this guy
This was the most enjoyable podcast in a long time.
Guy has a good immersion into textured-visualization speaking.
amen to that
Agreed!
@@bdmenne i must not bc i have no idea what that gobideegook of a sentence u just said means lol
@@BrianSmith-bk9yt *gobbledygook
The balls of this lad. Surely two absolute units.
LOL
Glenn . You are my hero..
I'm 57. When I grow up I wanna be just like you. .Peace brother.
Glenn "I made a backpack out of his ribcage" Villeneuve-
GlenWG1972 as soon as I read this he said that
He said it so causally too, like it was nothing.
Bro thats so brutal. Like something out of mortal kombat
Backpackality
“I made a backpack out of his rib cage” was probably the most badass thing I’ve ever heard.
I was waiting for him to fucking explain how he did that and it never came
@@neohubris yeah, he couldn't because Joe kept interrupting him because Joe hunts and now he wants to talk about hunting with someone else.
He said it so nonchalantly lol
@@Cashelda totally different reasons to hunt. But yes. Joe is enthralled. Can tell Joe wasn't raised as an outdoorsmen
It's pretty bad ass...
Edward Norton is the guy to play him in a movie
He looks like Harland Williams
They kinda speak the same way. Face is similar also
Or Wesley Snipes.
Spot on!
@@WILLYLYNCH. lmfao
We are living on a planet where you need a permit to live without a roof.
This
@@cirelesten False, we are living on a planet where you have given up your freedoms and have been convinced you need a permit in the first place.
@@jamesbrickner5159 false, we are living on a planet where you are lied to about "freedom", and convinced that they'll take them away from you at the first sign of defiance.
@@nate7LP_my_dog_found_the_knife They've already taken them you fool, hence the need of a permit.
@@jamesbrickner5159 I've been bamboozled.
He's the best on the show. They should have given him his own show by now.
Agreed.
I concur
Like this for Joe to fly out and record a podcast at Glenn’s cabin
Yes!
Yes
Not many podcasts where I just sit and watch and listen. Best episode of 2019
Agreed. I listen to a lot of podcasts. This is the first one in about a year I just sat and watched.
I did the exact same thing. I dont think I have ever watched a full episode besides this one. Such a damn good guest and episode
Ed manifesto was a great pod cast with Joe I would say check it out!
Was one of the better ones.
Agreed sir!
When Joe started talking about Jussie it triggered a moment where I realized what an unnatural, superficial, meaningless existence we live compared to Glenn.
Unnatural and superficial, yes. But what makes his existence so much more meaningful than ours?
@@devynbowman2189 Not more meaningful, but definitely filled with less pointless bullshit like Jussie. (So subjectively more meaningful, maybe?)
100 % agree! Every time I watch the show I think the same thing. Life is so much more genuine living the way he does when he is Out in the wilderness.the surroundings are just breath taking . It’s a shame he was cut out of the show.
His existence actually couldn't be more meaningless cuz he has no other interaction with humans when he's out there... u dumb ass
Existing here is absolutely meaningless. Everything and everyone is shrouded in deception and secrecy going in continuous circles non-stop and at different paces. Non stop continuous war , seen and the unseen.
“She was a pretty amazing woman, in terms of taking to the bush” 🤣
Giggity...
Love it
Joe Rogan looking like Hank Schrader in that bomber jacket.
🤣😂💀☠
Brendan Shaub told him to wear that 😂😂
He missing the hole
ASAC Schrader
except that Hank filled out his bomber jacket with a man girdle. Joe is ripped
They fired him because they can't have people seeing him being free and getting annoying ideas.
You’re probably right.
He’s 100% right. They can’t have people leaving the rat race, being a slave to society
@@joegrayii Nah, we're too over populated for people to leave the rat race. Without farming, humanity could not sustain itself on natural wildlife. Not to mention the pollution from keeping warm. Pollution was actually worse when people relied on coal and wood stoves.
@@peoplez129 I think you need a lesson in population statistics. Also, pollution is 100% worse now than it was 200 years ago and to claim otherwise is ignorant
@@BGCanadianBacon "Also, pollution is 100% worse now than it was 200 years ago" If that's the case, then we're doing really good, because 200 years ago the population of the planet was only 1 billion people. 7 times the population and only 100% worse? That's amazing!
Glenn "I actually made a backpack out of his ribcage" Villeneuve
I actually laughed out loud.
@@timwadeii7740 Tim "I laugh out loud" Wade II
@@doubleuponbob3397 Double "Tim 'I laugh out loud' Wade II" UpOnBob
He told that story on the show
Used the rib cage as a back pack but had a frame with him already? Makes no sense whatsoever. Why carry the weight of a whole rib cage? I call bs.
This is honestly one of my favorite guests you've had. His stories are so intriguing.
I feel like this dude’s resting heart rate is like 4
Dazt Bogg hahaha
Dazt Bogg omg 😆
I smoke and watch JRE. This might be the easiest watch I've ever had 😆
If your heart rate was that low, your blood pressure would plummet and you would be insanely dizzy all the time or just plain unconscious.
@@neverlistentome well Aaakctually...
This guy was my favorite on the show. He did it all himself, he didn't use much of any modern technology, he shared a lot of wisdom, and he inspired us in many different ways.
Listening to this conversation I’ve learned that “simple” is not at all the same thing as “easy”
Faaaacts
The great Johan cruyff once said: football is simple, but playing simple football is the hardest thing to do.
@cromwell2007 he sounds pretty similar to my aviation maintenance instructor, quiet not so large guy, all confidence, and no ego. But he spoke with such eloquence you knew he knew that he knew what he was talking about. Not to mention if he did get something wrong he'd correct himself the moment he noticed.
That combination of personality traits definitely leads to the creation of one interesting person that's for sure.
0:09 Life Below Zero, Glenn's Reasons for Living in the Wild,
Hunting as a Kid
8:40 Environmental Differences of Alaska vs Continental US
10:58 Feeling at Home in the Wild, Meat Pole
12:36 Story of Meeting Producer of Life Below Zero
19:43 Appeal of Living in the Wild
22:38 Making Enough Money
25:10 Living His Dream of a Wild Life,
Eating Whole Caribou, Prion Disease
31:54 Stealing Kills from Wolves, Being Attacked By Wolves
47:50 Killing Wolves in WW1, Wolves in Paris
52:20 Wolf's Reaction to Being Shot, Parasites, Justin Wren
1:01:25 Eating Wolf Meat, Plants in Caribou Stomach,
Fermenting Meat
1:10:20 Time it Takes to Live Primitively, Legality of it
1:16:25 Being Found by Satellite, Paying for Permits
1:20:18 Eating Weasel, Other Animals
1:24:00 Why He's Off the Show, Creative Differences,
Stone Age Site, Eric Soltan
1:42:15 Walking Barefoot, Wiping with Lichens,
Fishing on the Lake, Losing Permits
1:46:54 Opinions of His Neighbors, Attitude of Alaskans
1:48:43 Losing Connection with Nature, Defecation
1:54:45 Trapping, Eating Marten
1:56:11 Ammunition, Dating Trisha, Installing Internet, Suppressors
2:06:48 Bow Hunting vs Rifle, Illegalities in Hunting, Sheep Hunting
2:15:47 What Glenn Hunts, Eating Bear, Tanning Bear Hide
2:22:16 Other Aspects of Wild Living, Meeting a Stranger in the Wild
2:25:15 Autonomy of Living in the Wild
2:26:39 How Glenn Feels in Civilization vs the Wild
2:31:07 Glenn's Injuries, Refeeding Edema
2:36:40 Cyclical Nature of Caribou Herds, Tribal Hunting Method
2:41:47 Lack of Vegetables, Eating More Fat than Meat,
Eating Organs
2:48:58 Carnivore Diet, Gathering Drinking Water
2:54:48 What's Next for Glenn, Authenticity of JRE
3:01:30 Bigfoot, Global Warming
3:08:57 Charlie Rose, Freedom of Podcasts
Cred to - RUclips Table of Contents
Thank you
Thanks!
Legendary
Cheers brother🙏🏻🙏🏻
Thank You❣ Joe Rogan hire him to do this.
“I’ve jogged behind a pack of 12 wolves”
- nobody ever
..... except this guy
You forgot the "all day long" part! 👍👍
You forgot that you're a bitch, don't hate on someone else doing shit that you couldn't even attempt! You fuckin loser!
2.4k dislikes? What can you dislike about this? It's just a dude talking about his extraordinary life.
Vegans??
Where does it show the dislikes? Thought the RUclips nazis removed the dislikes button
@@MomentswithDavidI know ya why did they do this I’ve always wanted to know
By far the most interesting guest Joe has had on in months.
Best guest since Ross Edgly
i also especially enjoyed chuck palahniuk and edward snowden
I’ll say the most fascinating guest he’s ever had one was that guy who summited mt Everest and was a trauma doctor in Afghanistan
Agreed, man; love ya Joe, but been a little lame lately , brotha man! #respect !!
After the vegan vs pro-meat debate... we get the most interesting man talking about eating 500-600lbs of meat
2:42:52
Joe: so did you find any troubles not eating any vegetables? You were just eating meat?
Meat wins.
@itchy AIDS Actually on average people who eat both meat and plants are in even worse shape. This says nothing about the healthiness of the diet.
Not in any way proof one way or the other. I eat a lot of meat and my Mrs is a vegetarian, she has no health problems other than eczema that I have too so...
@itchy AIDS It is a scientific fact that is proven in many population studies. Also, eating meat does not make your diet varied.
The concept of having to have a permit to basically live or starve in no man's land is baffeling to me.
Same. Makes you realize how much they really want you to just remain being a member of this tax cattle herd.
@@feelsman7837 or protect whats left of Alaska, its not about trying to stop us its about protecting the animals, if you legitimately need a license you will most likely get one.
@@DookJob then why do they charge for the permits?
@@DookJob A handful of men are not hurting Alaska's nature or wild life. And very few men have the desire or capability to do this. You could easily let people do this for free and it wouldn't hurt a damn thing as long as you protect the land from corporations. It's bureaucratic bullshit with a healthy side of preserving the land for the Inuits. The Inuits in the Tundra don't hunt, they take their canoe into the rivers and shoot the Caribou crossing the river in the head and point blank range. They overkill and leave good meat on the banks, which as Natives to the land, they can do whatever they want. So let's not pretend it actually has anything to do with Nature.
Its state land so if you got in trouble and asked for help... taxpayer dollars would be bailing you out.. makes sense to keep track of how many people are in the woods with permits. You are paying to use the natural resources which belongs to everyone, not just you.
love people like this. minimal formal education and naturally intelligent.
This guy is actually really funny. It’s amazing how easy he can communicate with people after spending a lot of his time alone.
He said he had family with him though. There's no way he'd be in the entertainment industry if he had poor social skills.
He doesn't use filler works either. Such as "like" etc.
@@TheAlexxxMackie Im glad he doesnt. I hate like.
Alex Mackie hello I like your name
@@Likexner as much as I get annoyed with people saying “like” or “uhh” I do it sometimes when I get nervous haha
Joe: I love bow hunting because it takes a lot of skill to sneak up on them and get close.
Glenn: I scream as loud as I can to make the caribou turn around and run to me.
hahahahhaa
So what exactly does wolf taste like?
"It's a little wolfy"
@itchy AIDS exactly
@itchy AIDS Obviously their diet is critical but in Maine when they are pounding those blueberries the bear tastes amazing.
@@solidtank7957 exactly, animals tast like what they eat.
@@solidtank7957 207🤘
@itchy AIDS Tell it to Steven Rinella, sorry you have garbage bears where you are but they aren't ALL like that, which was my point, but I'm SURE you are more experienced then Rinella on this.
Your taste is the ultimate decider for everyone huh? Your ego can't handle even being mildly disagreed with, it's pathetic.
www.huffpost.com/entry/black-bear-butchering-hunting_b_1186949
Wolves coming after people is NOT an unusual occurrence. Wolves used to be in massive packs and would hunt humans, it is only seen as unusual now because the wolfs can’t compete with rifles and have much less range and numbers due to humans. Thats why wolves were always seen as a serious predator by our ancestors. Great story and great guest Rogan!
Headline:
“Man who never finished 4th grade succeeds in life by falling back into tune with nature and deciding to care about his own path more than the well beaten track.”
I feel like we can all learn from this.
Josh Mkensie Ok, big man. I think it’s pretty obvious to anyone with both frontal lobes that I’m stating it as a point worth making, and not as a challenge.
@Josh Mkensie I'm not 'triggered', I'm literally just answering you
@Josh Mkensie Ok, Josh.
I think the key though is self-education, just because he only finished 4th grade doesnt mean he didnt keep learning and growing on his own. Some "educated" people do the opposite, they finish college and never read a book again.
@@RichieIsRight Yeah, I guess that's the point, isn't it?
This is one of the most interesting people on the podcast in a while.
All year basic shit - except for this glorious killah nerd!
And a total badass at that. This guy is amazing
I agree. There were a few interesting guest but it was mainly crap
"I used the ribcage as a backpack"
Toughest guy ever... jesus
Some doom guy shit
@Nunovurbznzsodontask I think you're mistaken, he's saying it's 'Some doom guy shit', presumably referencing the bad ass protagonist of Doom (videogame series) who scares demons from Hell
@Nunovurbznzsodontask are u fkn dense? Its an analogy.
@Nunovurbznzsodontask do you even know what an analogy is lmfao.
Nunovurbznzsodontask you’re an ignorant hairy pussy
Joe : when I say jackoff, I mean that with all due respect."
One of THE best guests on JRE
Theres a reason joe went for 3 hours. He respects this guy a lot
James Armstrong yes you can really see that. I thought joe was about to hand him his man card
Well that and he probably doesn’t have to be anywhere like most guests he has one
His last 3 podcast went over 3 hours..
He kind of looks like Randy Marsh. He’s got Tegridy.
Sunny he probably works at tegridy farms 😂
But he doesn't look startled.
Harlond Williams doppleganger.
Lmao
Yeah I kinda thought he sounds like Lorde, too
This guy needs to start a youtube channel like the "primitive technology" one
Joe Rogan is such a genuine and authentic person. Not pretentious or arrogant, just real. I really enjoy his respect for various guests. And Glenn is awesome.
Ur being sarcastic right?? Plzzzz tell me ur not so naive as to believe what u said 😂💀
Did you write this comment for a school project
@Josh Mkensie Why?
Joe Rogan is such a person* lol fixed it for ya Michael weaver
biggest lesson: You don't have to have a high school diploma to fly a plane.
I learned in air cadets that you can actually get your pilots license by the time you're 16 if you're dedicated
jacob tilly now you have to be 17 to be able to receive your pilots license and can solo when you’re 16 but yeah it’s pretty sweet
Just a lot of money to take lessons
@Sally Damage so true. like hey come pay up to 100-200k for a job that pays 40-60k and u probably wont even graduate and if you do i doubt you get the job u got the degree for. loooool such a joke
M M you seem kinda dumb
October has just been renamed: "When the flies stop laying their eggs on meat".
😂
Bro its December.srry
No more sober fly October.
Slightly traumatized
Slighty aroused
“I didn’t have student loans, like I said I left school early.” Homie stopped school in the 4th grade 😂😂😂
I just finished “life below zero” this guys is hardcore. Must be so weird for him to be in civilization. This is awesome!!
You would think so! But I found he was at ease the whole podcast. Didn't see any less personable because he secludes himself. And like he says he goes back and forth between Fairbanks (civilization) He just loves nature and being surrounded by it without any interruptions.
Michael Briand He’s in LA - that’s a far removed from civilisation as you can get.
Where can you watch
Noah Lawless They took life below zero off Netflix. Then Hulu only has a couple seasons. But luckily.. Disney Plus has all the seasons. Hope you can stream it
Interview with "Life Below Zero" member.
Joe: "I'm wearing a jacket today"
Lmaoo😭😭😭
Its a freezing 65 degrees in California rn.
When that guy was telling Joe Rogan about the wolf stories. it was the funniest thing I've ever seen on his podcast Joe Rogan was so quiet his eyes and aww like a little kid listening to stories about Santa Claus
They same we all felt
I thought he kept interrupting him
MURDRR INC I thought he did too, but it was because he was a little kid so engaged.
I loved this guys style, he really lived like it. Please bring him back.
"just because it happened to be technically illegal I wasn't going to give up my dream of living in the Alaska wilderness"...so badass
“I’ve eaten, by myself, a large bull moose in 6 months” - Glenn Villeneuve
Glenn "I'm so hungry I could eat a large bull moose in under 6 months" Villeneuve
Sounds like something Ron Swanson would say
@Rufio DIES Ha!
Not the poop though.
Michael Beatty so you cheated on your wife. You proud of that scumbag?
The pack of 20 wolves surround him in his cabin and his reply is :" Jesus Christ, this is amazing" What a legend
Seems kind of unnecessary to do this to you and your family... Like why add more risks to life. I mean, if he did it on his own for a show and like that paid pretty good and he got married after it or something, that'd be cool. Or did he actually end up making a lot of money this way? I'm not really up to date. No hate, just curious/confused.
theflowerhead he did it cause he wanted to
@@roccy5735 enough said
@@theflowerhead perhaps but some people truly want that simple life. To experience what life was life in it's infancy. I fantasize about it myself. I don't know if I could make it but it crossed my mind numerous times.
Joshua Keithly yup
Glenn is so concise in his speaking. No frills. Just clear and plain language. I admire his intelligence.
Joe: you got anything to sight your rifle?
Glenn: you mean a target?
I cringe anytime Joe starts talking about guns, he clearly knows so little and everything he does know is secondhand. He lives to tell people that if you drop your scope that scope is "off" now. Hey, guy who survives in the Alaskan bush, you better take some tools in case your scope gets "off".
Hunting is Joe Rogans life, he lives for it, after hours in Traffic he can't wait to fire off arrows in his video game and practice stalking up on unsuspecting joggers with his dog in his toe shoes....
@@GustAvrakotos If you drop your 7mm...you wouldn't want to test your scope to see if it's on?
@@domz16matheson92 It's not that, though with most optics now it's not necessary unless you're buying dogshit. It's the fact that when Joe knows very little about something he waits for his chance to interject that one little thing he knows (secondhand) and in this case, as in many others, it ruins the flow of the conversation. Listen, this guy survives in the Alaskan bush do you really think he needs Joe to tell him such elementary shit? No, it's Joe's attempt at getting on the same level with this guy.
@@GustAvrakotos I can't argue this.