I am not against hunt, on the contrary i think that in certain places it's essential to maintain balance. For example where i live we have way to many deers and without predators they start to literally destroy the woods by scratching against trees and end up "killing" them. However I don't really see the point nor the necessity in hunting big carnivores to be honest
@@AlanRedrew Every species has a population goal set forth by that state's DNR based on their scientific studies. I'm all for supporting legal hunting and the fees it generates to continue to study, maintain, and enforce sustainable population goals for each state. To your point about overpopulation, too many predators can do a number on deer population, and push the herd to nocturnal thus hunters can no longer hunt deer. Also if you don't hunt predators they lose their natural fear of humans and folks that live way out in the country can become snacks, them and their livestock. Therefore i am all for legal / fair chase hunting.
I love how they produce the show they don't over dramatize things to make it seem scary or try to get emotion out of you to keep you hooked it's just good content and that keeps you hooked every time
I couldn’t agree more. One thing, probably THEE thing that turns me off to most hunting shows is the scripted drama and over dramatization to drag a show out to its full time slot. Anyone that really hunts knows a lot of hunting can be mundane. Do as these guys do, touch on it, filter it , and show the hunt and results. It’s refreshing, like telling the story over the fire. Not a bunch of Kardashian-esk drama made up to try and make things bigger than life. This is a quality show.
Steven has always disliked how Hollywood tries to make nature look different than it really is. He’s loves and respects nature for what it is. In his words nature is perfect
There not very much b.s. in his shows. And he always has some type of life lesson or perspective on each episode. That's what got me into it and that's why I love it
It's funny to find this comment here. I just turned off an episode of Mountain Men after they tried to make a huge drama out of a guy looking for his glasses. Turned my stomach. I just couldn't watch any more.
@@rockbandgamer haha wow did he edit his comment there, i could and would have sworn that i read and interpreted it another way. #IOnlyReadTheFirst3Words
when you are rendering fat start with an inch of water in the bottom of your pan. it will keep the fat pieces from scorching. the water will quickly evaporate.
Also that will keep the rendered fat much cleaner and tastier, plus that fat that's fried is delicious AF if you start rendering it wit water in the beginning of the process.
When rendering any fat, start with a cold pan not pre heated, if you are using an uncontrolled heat source like an open fire over pan, take the pan on and off slowly gradually getting it hotter to render without having to add water.
ABSOLUTELY WRONG! I WAS A CHEF FOR OVER 20 YEARS! OIL AND WATER ((DO NOT MIX))!!! AS THE OIL HEATS UP, THE WATER WILL START POPPING CAUSING HOT OIL TO SPATTER EVERYWHERE!! THIS CAN CAUSE SIGNIFICANT BURNS!! NEVER MIX OIL AND WATER TOGETHER WHEN COOKING!
I love that they are releasing these early episodes. I never found this show or podcast until they came to Netflix but I always wanted to watch the seasons that came before Netflix!
Only seen you when Rogan has you on his podcast and now I’m glad I took the time to watch your channel. I’m no hunter whatsoever but by feeling like I know you already, made me a fan. Feels like we picked up where you left off on the podcasts. Support you all the way brother! Even sit though the whole Ads just to support you even more! Hopefully one day I’ll find someone to take me and show me the ropes with hunting! -A dude from Miami
I agree I once went to Arkansas to a registered UKC coon hunt. We went out and first thing the dogs struck was a bear we seen his tracks in the creek I did exactly what you said I was at the truck in no time. 😂😂🤣🤣🤣😆😆😂😂
@@jugsoutdoorvideos2803 yea whats there bear got Speed Huge ass teath Huge ass clause What do we have Big ass gun Posable big ass knife Loud ass gun That bear dont stand a chance
I’ve watched the clips of these episodes, it’s awesome to see the full episode, I really like the older delivery of these episode so much content, the teaching and talking through the hunt, and just the raw adventure. I really hope we get all these earlier season.
Cannot comprehend anyone giving a negative thumbs down for Steves video. Hunting on this level requires a high level of Fitness and a deep understanding of Gear and how to use it if the elements turn against you!! My hunting goes back to Wisconsin small game in 1970. Was very good hunting squirrel and Ruffed Grouse with my Marlin Glenfield 60!! Since then my experience has been in Mountains. Too many fish to fry to get back to hunting although with my olde mountain buddy have talked about the Blue Grouse here in Colorado. We know where they are and the .22 is the ticket NOT Shotguns!!
the flashbacks to my childhood this show gives me makes me miss hunting, wish i was out in the Wyoming back country just me, my grandpa, my horse, and my rifle. havnt hunted since a teenager but this show made me realize i need to get back out
Daniel C.: I don’t think so. E1S1 was posted recently and I paused it to do something, came back, and it was gone - So I made my comment here on E2S1. Oddly, E1S1 was reposted and it even remembered where I left off. So I reckon my comment is out of date. Either way, This show is awesome and I am grateful for all the uploads, as I am sure that we all are.
Really appreciate how he shows that he had to go back several over several days , not something that's shown too often other than if an animal isn't found after the shot
Still wish they made every episode an hour long, so we could actually get a sense of what the hunts were like. Instead of getting 20 minutes of a 2-3 day hunt, an hour allows for much better communication of what actually happened, the mood throughout the hunt, better sense of the timing of different milestones on the hunts, etc.
It's so good see you out there hunting bears...out here we don't hunt during the day ,we only hunt at night ,wait for hours for any to come out. Sometimes go back to camp empty and sometimes get lucky. Out here you won't see any kind of animal during the day only some squirrels or birds. Your contents so good ,no other stuff ,jus a real hunter's words and passion to hunt.
I would still give my left arm for the entire series on DVD and I’d give almost anything else to hunt with this man if not have a beer with him- these have been the best 9 seasons of my life.
I wasn't raised in a hunting family. In my country it is hard as fuck to even buy a gun. This show has me working towards it despite the obstacles. This man is a true conservationist while also sourcing healthy food for himself and his family in an ethical way. Also love how he shares how too cook the meat.
Also the podcasts have some good episodes, one of the newest ones with DR Saladino (sp?) Is pretty informative about getting more nutrients from animals.
@@fellspoint9364 That's either an incredibly ignorant response or a pain old stupid response. What you/society eats is one of the biggest factors impacting the environment and climate change for all life on earth, it's not simply a personal choice that only affects you. Nothing should be debated more often. It's more important than gas cars, recycling, etc.
I love the series on Netflix, was so sad to see it only has 3 seasons. I'm so happy to see uploads from older seasons! Will ever season be uploaded here? I'm kind of addicted to hunting ;)
I always wanted to hunt Alaska. As a young man I didn’t have the time or money to go. Now, I have plenty of time and the money, but I’m too old to be able to withstand the rigors of the back country. Bad knees and back from years of working my way up the ladder kind of negates the whole reason one works so hard. I don’t regret working hard and raising a family, I just find it ironic that when you finally are in a position to do all the things you wanted, time has claimed the body. I still hunt and fish a lot here at home, but the chance to do these spectacular hunts has come and gone. It’s still nice to be able to go vicariously , through shows like this. Anyone wanting to do this should set aside a slice of time and work toward it while in their prime, don’t wait too long and expect to be in the demanding physical shape it takes when you retire. Staying active in the outdoors is one thing, this is next level.
Hunting is the deepest tradition for every real Alaskan... Those people who do NOT want us to hunt drive me crazy. The regulations we have to put up with in Alaska to legally go hunt are incredible, a friggin phonebook worth, no joke. Best Regards from Alaska !
It’s the same everywhere nowadays. 🤨 so fucking difficult to harvest a big game animal legally. Almost had a heat stroke at 10 pm dragging a deer out of a nasty swamp 1.5 miles by myself that I shot at 5:30 pm. Sucks!
This is the episode that started it all for me it was the first one I seen on tv all those years ago and being from Alaska it his home in just such a way Meat-Eaters for life! 🥃 cheers 🍻
@@okd_v these bears he speak of aren’t garbage bears living in town.. I live in central B.C. aswell and I could literally go for a drive up some logging roads 20 minutes out of town shoot a black bear, throw it in my truck and be back for morning coffee at home.. that’s why I don’t even really bother with them, they are so easy I almost feel bad.
@@host_arnold6187 I'm right there with you I have watched this video at least 100 times and my mouth still waters. It is quite literally watering now and all I'm doing is replying to your comment.
probably wont. Netflix is a strange beast so most people try to get off it onto their own controlled thing. Its a more safe revenue stream than netflix.
Right I think Netflix would have to pay to get the rights for it. It seems like ONX has sponsored to purchase these old seasons from the sportsman channel where they were originally aired so meat eater could put them on RUclips
love watching meat eater. I've hunted whitetail a long time. But never watched a hunter like Steve. if I could afford it , to hunt deer with a man like that would truely be a dream. But i guess ill just be happy watching him
@@sadiaansari4574 Yeah, I remember thinking the footage was pretty impressive with how many creative angles and different coverage he managed to get so actually looked it up:). Iircc he was not even a hunter. Also, for the tent, I am sure there's another tent for the cameraman + producer. But of course out of shot. But just the fact that people don't think about it means he does his job well.
I once tracked an alaskan black bear for four days straight with two broken legs. But when I finally caught up to it, it wasn’t a a bear at all. It was my own shadow.
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This man hunts legally, ethically, fair chase (no baiting). And he eats what he harvests and shows us methods how to cook game meat. I salute you sir!
Was ready for that second shot but made the right call
I am not against hunt, on the contrary i think that in certain places it's essential to maintain balance. For example where i live we have way to many deers and without predators they start to literally destroy the woods by scratching against trees and end up "killing" them. However I don't really see the point nor the necessity in hunting big carnivores to be honest
@@AlanRedrew Every species has a population goal set forth by that state's DNR based on their scientific studies. I'm all for supporting legal hunting and the fees it generates to continue to study, maintain, and enforce sustainable population goals for each state. To your point about overpopulation, too many predators can do a number on deer population, and push the herd to nocturnal thus hunters can no longer hunt deer. Also if you don't hunt predators they lose their natural fear of humans and folks that live way out in the country can become snacks, them and their livestock. Therefore i am all for legal / fair chase hunting.
@@mmafan2223 well if that's the case, then I think it's good, yes.
Hek yeah I do
I love how they produce the show they don't over dramatize things to make it seem scary or try to get emotion out of you to keep you hooked it's just good content and that keeps you hooked every time
I couldn’t agree more. One thing, probably THEE thing that turns me off to most hunting shows is the scripted drama and over dramatization to drag a show out to its full time slot.
Anyone that really hunts knows a lot of hunting can be mundane. Do as these guys do, touch on it, filter it , and show the hunt and results. It’s refreshing, like telling the story over the fire. Not a bunch of Kardashian-esk drama made up to try and make things bigger than life.
This is a quality show.
Steven has always disliked how Hollywood tries to make nature look different than it really is. He’s loves and respects nature for what it is. In his words nature is perfect
Yeeeeesss! Like every reality show does!! Love this stuff!!
There not very much b.s. in his shows. And he always has some type of life lesson or perspective on each episode. That's what got me into it and that's why I love it
It's funny to find this comment here. I just turned off an episode of Mountain Men after they tried to make a huge drama out of a guy looking for his glasses. Turned my stomach. I just couldn't watch any more.
I don't even hunt. I just love this show. So fascinating the sport and the survival of hunting. The work that goes into it. This is true America
Go hunt something! It’s humbly delicious!
True america he says😂
The progression of Steve's gear is interesting. Vortex was onboard since day 1
Glen Hayhoe it’s a great brand
and onx
Never understood what happened to Havalon. Awesome blade. They've since moved on to outdoor edge.
Dont forget the Fjallraven Vidda Pro Trousers! Super nice to this day!
@@kevina8858 benchmade blades too but I'm not really impressed with them for the price
I'm so happy you guys are posting old episodes.. this is by far my favorite RUclips channel. Can't wait for more Das Boat this weekend!!
20:10 Thats good advice. I heard of a guy with a similar name getting messed up by Trichinosis
steven contracted trichinosis with his 5 other people on another hunt.
@@outviteslb8143 #ThatsTheJokeBud
@@rockbandgamer haha wow did he edit his comment there, i could and would have sworn that i read and interpreted it another way. #IOnlyReadTheFirst3Words
@@outviteslb8143 how ironic....
@@dukeflyingcow Ironic how?
when you are rendering fat start with an inch of water in the bottom of your pan. it will keep the fat pieces from scorching. the water will quickly evaporate.
Also that will keep the rendered fat much cleaner and tastier, plus that fat that's fried is delicious AF if you start rendering it wit water in the beginning of the process.
Clever girl
@@cristispaun6340 redundant boy
When rendering any fat, start with a cold pan not pre heated, if you are using an uncontrolled heat source like an open fire over pan, take the pan on and off slowly gradually getting it hotter to render without having to add water.
ABSOLUTELY WRONG! I WAS A CHEF FOR OVER 20 YEARS! OIL AND WATER ((DO NOT MIX))!!! AS THE OIL HEATS UP, THE WATER WILL START POPPING CAUSING HOT OIL TO SPATTER EVERYWHERE!! THIS CAN CAUSE SIGNIFICANT BURNS!! NEVER MIX OIL AND WATER TOGETHER WHEN COOKING!
So glad you're adding the old seasons.
I love that they are releasing these early episodes. I never found this show or podcast until they came to Netflix but I always wanted to watch the seasons that came before Netflix!
steve always cooks and eats his kill, such a sportsman and conservationist. God bless you steve.
Only seen you when Rogan has you on his podcast and now I’m glad I took the time to watch your channel. I’m no hunter whatsoever but by feeling like I know you already, made me a fan. Feels like we picked up where you left off on the podcasts. Support you all the way brother! Even sit though the whole Ads just to support you even more! Hopefully one day I’ll find someone to take me and show me the ropes with hunting!
-A dude from Miami
I'd see those grizzly footprints and that'd be enough of my nature walk. back to the truck as fast as my fat little legs id go
I agree I once went to Arkansas to a registered UKC coon hunt. We went out and first thing the dogs struck was a bear we seen his tracks in the creek I did exactly what you said I was at the truck in no time. 😂😂🤣🤣🤣😆😆😂😂
That shit is enough to call it a day. 😂
I always say im the one with the gun so
@@jugsoutdoorvideos2803 yea whats there bear got
Speed
Huge ass teath
Huge ass clause
What do we have
Big ass gun
Posable big ass knife
Loud ass gun
That bear dont stand a chance
@@jugsoutdoorvideos2803 but there insanely quite you wouldn't even know if it was close if u didnt see it
Really wish Steve did more recent videos I LOVE this content so much! Cheers steve!
Check out their website they have a bunch more seasons and a lot more recent :)
Yeah but he also got triggonosis
@@JJthefineman what’s trig ?
Anal butt worms 🤢 🤮
@@jburton413 parasite
Bucket list hunt right here. I’m so happy they’ve started releasing the earlier seasons.
I’ve watched the clips of these episodes, it’s awesome to see the full episode, I really like the older delivery of these episode so much content, the teaching and talking through the hunt, and just the raw adventure. I really hope we get all these earlier season.
Cannot comprehend anyone giving a negative thumbs down for Steves video. Hunting on this level requires a high level of Fitness and a deep understanding of Gear and how to use it if the elements turn against you!! My hunting goes back to Wisconsin small game in 1970. Was very good hunting squirrel and Ruffed Grouse with my Marlin Glenfield 60!! Since then my experience has been in Mountains. Too many fish to fry to get back to hunting although with my olde mountain buddy have talked about the Blue Grouse here in Colorado. We know where they are and the .22 is the ticket NOT Shotguns!!
And here I am in Alaska watching this while eating candy and drinking scotch. So much winning.
the flashbacks to my childhood this show gives me makes me miss hunting, wish i was out in the Wyoming back country just me, my grandpa, my horse, and my rifle. havnt hunted since a teenager but this show made me realize i need to get back out
Did you get back out?
This will always be my go to - why I love the series episode ... been following Rinella since 2006 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 thank you to all outdoor mentors
MeatEater giveth, and taketh away. Gotta watch QUICK!
Do they usually do that?
Daniel C.: I don’t think so. E1S1 was posted recently and I paused it to do something, came back, and it was gone - So I made my comment here on E2S1. Oddly, E1S1 was reposted and it even remembered where I left off. So I reckon my comment is out of date. Either way, This show is awesome and I am grateful for all the uploads, as I am sure that we all are.
I’m addicted to this show. I love the outdoors.
Really appreciate how he shows that he had to go back several over several days , not something that's shown too often other than if an animal isn't found after the shot
The progression and development of the editing on this show is great.
Still wish they made every episode an hour long, so we could actually get a sense of what the hunts were like. Instead of getting 20 minutes of a 2-3 day hunt, an hour allows for much better communication of what actually happened, the mood throughout the hunt, better sense of the timing of different milestones on the hunts, etc.
It's so good see you out there hunting bears...out here we don't hunt during the day ,we only hunt at night ,wait for hours for any to come out. Sometimes go back to camp empty and sometimes get lucky. Out here you won't see any kind of animal during the day only some squirrels or birds. Your contents so good ,no other stuff ,jus a real hunter's words and passion to hunt.
Can’t wait until my mule deer hunt starts in a couple days. Love to see these before going out.
Just seeing Mr. Rinella’s face in my feed makes me immediately smile.
Awesome hunt. I work with black bears at my job. They are amazing animals. Incredibly smart.
As a hunter in France, I'm very happy you put these episodes on RUclips!
I would still give my left arm for the entire series on DVD and I’d give almost anything else to hunt with this man if not have a beer with him- these have been the best 9 seasons of my life.
Bro i just saw it on Netflix today randomly!
Uh. You know you can just buy it on DVD, right?
Tfu
Steve seems to be a great hunter. He’s also a fantastic speaker. I could listen to his philosophies all day.
Gordan Ramsey + Chuck Norris + DIY = Steve Rinella
😂
Well said!
Nobody else can beat chuck Norris at being chuck norris
Haha, good one.
I have vortex too, not a bad glass for cheap
Love that you did a black bear episode. Grew up hunting those same mountains.
I have watched hundreds of hunting shows . But yours is always my favorite. Love your show .
Keep them coming. I’ll watch them all. I’m currently on a mission to listen to every meat eater podcast as well.
Really great You are posting the old ones, love the show Steve and team.
Man he lined up that shot WAY faster than I ever could.
“Nothing sweeter than a blueberry bear”.
Eating bear is an abomination
@@samuelwilliams3044 what? Why lol
@@samuelwilliams3044 *Thumbs down*
@@samuelwilliams3044 why are you on here? Go MYOB! Sounds like YOU are an abomination...
Omg that bite cooked in the fat makes me drool.
I've had a lot of game, but never tried black bear. I'm told it's good so I hope I get the chance to try it. 😊
I think just about anything taste amazing after a hunt like that.
I wasn't raised in a hunting family. In my country it is hard as fuck to even buy a gun. This show has me working towards it despite the obstacles. This man is a true conservationist while also sourcing healthy food for himself and his family in an ethical way. Also love how he shares how too cook the meat.
Steve is one of our most intelligent hunters in the 21 st century. I would love to see him debate with a room full of vegan.
You can see that here on RUclips. As you would expect, he's very well informed and polite.
vegans are friends
Also the podcasts have some good episodes, one of the newest ones with DR Saladino (sp?) Is pretty informative about getting more nutrients from animals.
Why is a debate necessary? Eating is a choice. Who needs an argument? Eat what you want. I’ll do what I like. Simple.
@@fellspoint9364 That's either an incredibly ignorant response or a pain old stupid response. What you/society eats is one of the biggest factors impacting the environment and climate change for all life on earth, it's not simply a personal choice that only affects you. Nothing should be debated more often. It's more important than gas cars, recycling, etc.
I remember watching this episode when it first came out years ago, and seeing how cool it was to fry bear meat in it's own bear fat!!!! Unreal!
I have become addicted to watching this show lol. It amazes me 😀
he got my palms sweaty looking at the stuff he was climbing on. sometimes hunting is just hiking with a gun.
I love the series on Netflix, was so sad to see it only has 3 seasons. I'm so happy to see uploads from older seasons! Will ever season be uploaded here? I'm kind of addicted to hunting ;)
Same here, what a soul fly! I look forward to it all year long.
I always wanted to hunt Alaska. As a young man I didn’t have the time or money to go. Now, I have plenty of time and the money, but I’m too old to be able to withstand the rigors of the back country.
Bad knees and back from years of working my way up the ladder kind of negates the whole reason one works so hard.
I don’t regret working hard and raising a family, I just find it ironic that when you finally are in a position to do all the things you wanted, time has claimed the body. I still hunt and fish a lot here at home, but the chance to do these spectacular hunts has come and gone. It’s still nice to be able to go vicariously , through shows like this.
Anyone wanting to do this should set aside a slice of time and work toward it while in their prime, don’t wait too long and expect to be in the demanding physical shape it takes when you retire.
Staying active in the outdoors is one thing, this is next level.
So weird seeing the old intro without the moose charge clip in it
I love the old episodes. Please post more.
Can’t thank you enough for releasing these episodes 🤘🏻
One of my favorite episodes ever. Thanks Steve for the drop.
Love these older episodes!!
This is what real hunting looks like. Great dude.
What a channel. I'm so mad I just found out about it. Top quality
Finished the seasons on Netflix. So glad I’m able to watch the earlier ones now. Never hunted before but hooked on this show
Little known fact: Steve Rinella is actually 76 yrs old, but eats nothing but game meat.
Hahaha. He is 46 years old
Id like to see his blood results
@@mrt2124 okay we hear you vegan boy.
@@mrt2124 He probably has really low cholesterol with all the walking around and exercising during the hunt you burn a lot of calories
@@samhenriques4462 o ya.. show it..
This is by far the best real hunting show out there
I love this show, really well made. Keep up the great work y'all.
Please keep posting these early series episodes, it's so good to see them again
Hunting is the deepest tradition for every real Alaskan... Those people who do NOT want us to hunt drive me crazy. The regulations we have to put up with in Alaska to legally go hunt are incredible, a friggin phonebook worth, no joke. Best Regards from Alaska !
It’s the same everywhere nowadays. 🤨 so fucking difficult to harvest a big game animal legally. Almost had a heat stroke at 10 pm dragging a deer out of a nasty swamp 1.5 miles by myself that I shot at 5:30 pm. Sucks!
Awesome show. My favorite all around shows. Congratulations. Tough hunting.
I remember watching these live with my dad, seems like ages ago
How many years ago did Steve make these programs if you don't mind me asking. Thanks 👍
That is strait up hard work. Much respect Steve.
I like the fact that I'm not the only left handed shooter on the planet
Same I could shoot left or right 😂
also a lefty. I'm in the 1000 yd club. shooting RH, I'm not sure I could hit the wall of a barn if I were inside the barn.
@@smokedbrisket3033 lol
Literally same. Using hand me down right handed rifles my whole life was not fun. It sure made me accurate with the first shot though
@@cusefan5510 yeah same, I never have time to chamber that second round before the animal disappears but I have had a lot of practice with it !
By far the best hunting/outdoors/cooking show out!
This is the episode that started it all for me it was the first one I seen on tv all those years ago and being from Alaska it his home in just such a way Meat-Eaters for life!
🥃 cheers 🍻
Although I have never hunted myself I really enjoy these videos. Keep up with the good Hunts
"lost my BEAR-ings" haha I see what you did 8:00
YES YES YES YES!! More older episodes please! I love this!!
Steve, I truly love your work!
This was the first episode I ever saw and I was hooked on meateater it seems like forever since I originally saw it
You don’t have to go remote for bear in central/northern British Columbia. There are huge black bear everywhere and there are eating berries
@@okd_v these bears he speak of aren’t garbage bears living in town.. I live in central B.C. aswell and I could literally go for a drive up some logging roads 20 minutes out of town shoot a black bear, throw it in my truck and be back for morning coffee at home.. that’s why I don’t even really bother with them, they are so easy I almost feel bad.
@Frezno Bean you are absolutely right..
Exactly, we have many thousands of them in PA's woods and some of them get big. I think a few over 800 lbs have been taken.
So pumped he is releasing old episodes!!!!
11:36 - This some tough country to hunt in after making the kill half-way through the episode.
You do know that they cut a lot of the hunt out right? I don’t think we would want to watch a 3 hour or more episode.
This show has made me really want to get to the US to hunt some of these exotic species. Being from NZ I’ve only hunted Pigs and deer.
Imagine being the camera man and being able to absorb all of Steve's knowledge.
And get paid for it!!!
Okay, I imagined it. Now, what?
Now, imagine an alternate universe where you're not a dipshit.
@@evileddy9844 definitely an alternate universe.
I'm sure his camera crew are seasoned hunter(s)/woodsmen in their own right. But yeah, it would be something else.
Thanks so much for the uploads, its like watching a brand new season.
I can literally see the trichonosis enter his blood stream. 😆
Looks good though!
That's bad shit....literally
Watched all 6 seasons backwards. Great content. Wish there were another 15 seasons.
This guy is an absolute beast!! I can't get enough of his episodes! Five stars!!!!
This is brilliant ! I'm litteraly binge watching this, adventure as i love it!
Steve frying bear meat in bear fat is regularly in my dreams. I need to go on a bear hunt badly.
My mouth was watering watching that whole part, I can't imagine how good that would taste after a long hike
@@host_arnold6187
I'm right there with you
I have watched this video at least 100 times and my mouth still waters. It is quite literally watering now and all I'm doing is replying to your comment.
I love that these are getting posted here!!
Anyone else want to see a house tour and see all the mounts he has 😂
My new favorite show. I'm loving this. And questioning why I didn't live like that when I was younger..
Never too late! Get in shape and you can do it :)
When will we get all the seasons on Netflix
Seems to be going the other direction. Gotta get My Outdoor TV.
probably wont. Netflix is a strange beast so most people try to get off it onto their own controlled thing. Its a more safe revenue stream than netflix.
Right I think Netflix would have to pay to get the rights for it. It seems like ONX has sponsored to purchase these old seasons from the sportsman channel where they were originally aired so meat eater could put them on RUclips
Maybe December from a google search but you never know
I believe it's all available on Amazon Prime video. Not sure about outside of the US though.
love watching meat eater. I've hunted whitetail a long time. But never watched a hunter like Steve. if I could afford it , to hunt deer with a man like that would truely be a dream. But i guess ill just be happy watching him
I honestly did not know you could eat a bear. Learn something every day.
I just learned the other day u can eat a camel 🤷🏻♀️
Chinese eats dogs and cats too
U actually can eat every meat
You can also eat a pine cone.
You can! It’s just a very fatty meat
thanks! looking forward to episode 3 👍🏼
Reminds me just how ridiculously gamechanging OnX has been
It amazes me that you’re way up in Alaska and hunting for black bears which we have way down here in Florida..
I’d love to know how many miles Steve’s walked filming these shows
The production and especially his narration have gotten much better
Hi Vegans, enjoy!
I feel like after river monsters this is my most fav series till date
Does the camera man get to bunk with Steve or does he just stay outside.....
@@brendanhall9924 highly doubt that given the quality of cinematography and technique evident here. Isn’t amateur at all.
@@brendanhall9924 I looked it up many seasons ago, and I think it's a proper DP/cameraman and sometimes producer - not "just" a buddy with a camera.
@@AntiVaganza my man!
@@sadiaansari4574 Yeah, I remember thinking the footage was pretty impressive with how many creative angles and different coverage he managed to get so actually looked it up:). Iircc he was not even a hunter. Also, for the tent, I am sure there's another tent for the cameraman + producer. But of course out of shot. But just the fact that people don't think about it means he does his job well.
Does he share a meal ? Or does he eat granola bars lol so many questions!!
Props to the cameraman
I once tracked an alaskan black bear for four days straight with two broken legs. But when I finally caught up to it, it wasn’t a a bear at all. It was my own shadow.
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The best channel on RUclips hands down. Great videos Steven!
He didn't see that crusty old mountain goat above him pissin in that runoff he drank from lol ha ha ha
3 years later and your vids are still freaking bangers!!!