Joes gotta point tho and if you ask me the fact that he doesn’t budge after being picked on and doesn’t take it off, only shows he’s manlier than most.
8:35 “The test of an adventure is that when you're in the middle of it, you say to yourself "Oh now I've got myself into an awful mess; I wish I were sitting quietly at home. And the sign that something's wrong with you is when you sit quietly at home wishing you were out having lots of adventure.” ― Thornton Wilder
When bryan calls them horns you can see the look on janis's face of thinking about whether or not to correct him and it is the greatest moment in all of hunting shows 😂
They flew in on an otter..they couldn't kill enough deer that the plane couldn't carry it back to Ketchikan...you all talk like you flew out in a beaver..ffs.
No chance. This we would basically be like fisherman making his spots known. No one who Hunts would want the mass influx of moronic non hunters to these beautiful regions and for sure they would disobey the unwritten laws of hunting. Like a western tourist climbing an Egyptian pyramid because who gives a right?
I think he’s got his plate full as it is, comedy, the podcast, mma, and his dozens of other hobbies, I’d absolutely watch stuff he’d put out, but Joe won’t do anything just for “content”, he just lives his life.
@@SuperReviews4you You don't even have to be taught, it's just a natural thing as a man to feel shame when you see other men around you doing work that you're benefiting from but not partaking in, or should be.
It's interesting to watch Steve teach himself lessons through his time acting as a guide to Joe. Like with the whitetail, he shouldered the blame for a bad shot and here he addressed that he might have mixed up his desire to conquer this spot with his desire to teach Joe. It's commendable how aware he is of himself and how upfront he is for his missteps or shortcomings instead of pretending to be perfect.
That’s the only way to learn,when you realise all mistakes you make ASAP and try to be better from there on...people who achieve the most constantly analyse and learn from mistakes,even most tiny ones..people who tend to act like they always did all right are worst kind not just cos they don’t learn and go further them self,but they will fight,deny ,don’t allow other involved to learn.Mistakes are the best teachers,be grateful to opportunity to make mistakes,to learn from them,value them,don’t fear them,don’t deny them is the best way forward in life,best advice I could give to anyone.dont matter what you do,apply it on any craft,work,relationships,keep pushing,working,making mistakes,learning from them as much you can,Love mistakes and be grateful for every mistake,every lesson you couldn’t bring out of it,be grateful that despite mistakes you made,it all ended good
What, this guy took them to pristine wilderness and they were to shallow to cope. Yes I am being bias, joe can buy the world, but he lacks the ability to connect to it.
I need more of Joe and Bryan on MeatEater! I can't get enough. 2 city slickers out in the wilderness hunting for their food is so fascinating and entertaining at the same time. I'm hooked.
@@kodyeicholtz7774yeah because he has millions to spend on guided hunts and nice cabins. So of course he can do that. Doesn’t make you a country boy by any means.
@@logankowalyk2580 is that a serious question?? How do I know?? I watched this years ago. I believe this is from 2014. So yea its old. Stop asking dumbass questions
Makes my heart glad that Meateater shares this experience with popular minds who hail from more urban areas to show everyone how similar we are at our core. It personally makes me enjoy Joe Rogan and Bryan Callens projects and especially their humor. These make me like and appreciate all the participants and them sharing.
Totally agree with Steve about the most suffering in the wild makes the best memories. My very best memory outdoors is my first portage trip. Everything that could go wrong, went wrong - including horrible and unexpected weather for a portion. That trip still has the best memories and best stories to tell from it.
and a big shoutout to the real troopers. The camera men. They ain't even hunting and need to work more for those good angles etc. Often overlooked in things like these.
They also need to know how and when to stay out of the way so they don’t interfere and spook the animal. Not to mention all the bulky camera equipment they have to hump around.
The hunt is the adventure, but shooting something makes the adventure complete. It's like a good book or movie; the ending is so important that it can break both. In many ways, hunting without shooting anything, is like a story that completely lacks an ending. Steve...you're welcome to use that in your next sound over. It's really why you wanted to come back - this story was only the second chapter. Good luck on chapter 3, hopefully you find the deer that got away.
I'm here in Southeast Alaska, this terrain is no joke. Muskeg bogs, potential landslide areas, Devils club bushes, Alaskan brown bears lurking after a fresh kill.. Also, the taste of Sitka blacktail is mild, no too gamey, SUPER lean & loaded with nutrients due to the wide range vegetation available to the deer population- mountains to the beaches.
Goddamn you’d think Joe and Bryan would be thankful for someone taken them on a hunt. They’re whining and complaining like little children. They want instant gratification. I would give my left nut to go on a trip like that
Honestly, looks a lot harder than what I normally do. Around November we have regular season for deer in Wisconsin and I just sit in my stand, drink miller and talk to my dad and we still always get a buck or doe. This looks like it'd humble me 😂
Sorry to tell, but hunting in Brazil is kind of disappointing... Most areas are protected, and the only animal allowed to hunting are boars. It's a shame, I understand that legal hunting could be amazing for conservation projects and for economy... if you're in a free country, don't ever let anyone take away your rights with bs excuses!
@@AlphaSierra95 The American lobbyist locked down all hunting in Brazil and you can't cut down even a sapling in your front yard or you go to jail for life. dead serious
It's fun to watch steve laugh a lot when hunting , he is usually a serious have , but with Joe and Brian , he just can have laugh a lot and enjoy while hunting 😂😂.
Steven ... Being in country like that is a privilege and for me personally when fishing or hunting it is the possibility of what lays around the corner or over the hill. Being in remote country in all it’s splendour is rewarding enough, bagging something that you have worked hard for is a bonus. Thank you for sharing that visual experience. 😎🇦🇺
The one thing i like about this show that it its not always extreme, you have to appreciate that its not always about the hunt but appreciating nature.
This must be when you guys all recorded that podcast together, meaning this must be 2015. One of the best podcasts I've listened to. You get a great conversation and get a nice rain sound on the tents for most of the duration.
I just loved the analogy about suffering and fun. It cleared my head a little bit and changed my thinking about some things. I'm in the military, so sometimes things can suck quite badly, but after a few years, you still have these awesome memories about the thing you were doing, but not of suffering. Incredible
Rinella could easily become an actor if he pursued it. He has 'a look', an incredible voice, and is highly intelligent. He could act and consult in any outdoors movie, he's a legend
Born & raised Southeast Alaskan here 🙋🏻♀️There's nothing easy about here in hunting in Southeast Alaska. The terrain is fucking ROUGH. Sharp mountainside, dangerous muskeg bogs (think quick sand-but instead water cover mud that doesn't look deep at all). Our weather is 70% chance of rain on most days, the wind can be unpredictable, and brown bears lurk for that afterkill scent...But that taste of a Sitka black tail back strap-- *chef's kiss*
Taking someone on a hunt in the wilderness is a gift that never leaves your heart. You think what could I have done different? But thankful for the experience
Joe and Bryan have no idea how lucky they are to hunt with guys like Steve and Janis. They probably learned more not getting a dear on this trip than many hunters learn in a lifetime.
I just had a 4 day hunt in central idaho very similar to this. got about 6 hours in those 4 days where it was not raining. No matter what you do even your secondary sets of clothes are damp by the 3rd day despite never being in the rain. Steve hits the nail on the head though. Walking around cold and miserable in the rain are some of my favorite memories.
Yep just started fishing lately storm hit us at low tide was about 45 minutes in freezing water hail like rain and possibility of being eaten of croc lucky there was another 2 boats everyone helped each other get everyone’s boats even once there’s was out no man left behind straya
its been interesting to see joe's journey to becoming a hunter. as someone who is now on that journey myself. ill say this however.... i envy his resources. it's great to have world class guyse like steve and cam as your teacher's and guides. still i'm excited to see him and brian learning in a similar way to me. i've yet to stalk like these guys i'm prepping for my first public land hunt in 2025 and hoping i can get lucky.
I'm from Philippines and I love rain, I wanna build a house in that place using the wild trees and make a living through hunting and fishing. Such a beautiful and relaxing rainy place.
Show em what hunting is all about, it’s not all fun and games eh Steve. Love your content, you are one of the most wise hunters I know and the mindset you bring into a hunt I can really appreciate. I’m from Nunavut, big hunting culture but I’ve lived in the city for a few years so watching your stuff really really brings me comfort as I haven’t been on a hunt in along time. Keep doing what your doing!
You gotta know how to endure these environments. It's super important to stay dry, and stay relatively warm. If you are either cold or wet for extended periods of times it's really just gonna wear you down. I'm a shit weather guy. I love fishing on rainy overcast days, and hunting too, but constant cold or wetness is just draining.
I laughed many times throughout this. Some of the things they say to themselves are identical to the things I and many other anglers say to themselves / eachother while fishing. Cool to see similarities
Struggling comedians ? Joe just signed a 100 million dollar deal with Spotify and has multiple specials and Bryan dropped a special and his podcast alone he’s made millions. I don’t know if you’re being sarcastic but I wouldn’t say they’re struggling comedians lol
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Is this one of those“buddy of mine” people joe talks about
I don't know. But...
It's entirely possible.
It is. He talked about the fun suffering dialogue in one of the podcasts
@@mattoberther7894 huh?
hahaha
I thought Joe was always a keen hunter. He seems so noob like in this.
13:35 Props to the guide for having arguably the best comedic moment in the episode
He’s been listening to Bryan’s bitching for the past 2 days 😂
You can see him hold back a smile before saying it haha
Thats not hard when the comics are Rogan and Callen
@@hermanfrodit7442 but like neither joe nor Bryan delivery what the that moment captures tho 😂😂☮️
@@hermanfrodit7442 you go do it then lol
Steve’s right about the bad or crazy parts of a trip being the most memorable.
Just like life at times.
Bryan roasting joe on the Fanny pack is great 😂
Yeah the possum comment was brilliant
I had a great laugh
Hey, man, tool’s a tool. I’d rather pack my fanny than pack my back.
Wait…
@@SnailHatan 🤣
Joes gotta point tho and if you ask me the fact that he doesn’t budge after being picked on and doesn’t take it off, only shows he’s manlier than most.
8:35
“The test of an adventure is that when you're in the middle of it, you say to yourself "Oh now I've got myself into an awful mess; I wish I were sitting quietly at home. And the sign that something's wrong with you is when you sit quietly at home wishing you were out having lots of adventure.”
― Thornton Wilder
Usually when I say that I mean it
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Both situations are equally wrong/right. And you can enjoy both without wishing to be elsewhere.
When bryan calls them horns you can see the look on janis's face of thinking about whether or not to correct him and it is the greatest moment in all of hunting shows 😂
That shit was soooo fucking funny, everything down to the timing was something straight out of a good sitcom😂
Best part was when Janis paused after Bryan said horns, and told him technically it's antlers
It was 🤣😂
It wasfunny seeing janis's face when they got told they had to take bryan lmao.
Technically correct is the best kind of correct.
They flew in on an otter..they couldn't kill enough deer that the plane couldn't carry it back to Ketchikan...you all talk like you flew out in a beaver..ffs.
I came here to say this.
Joe needs a separate RUclips channel where he and friends go hunt, fish, camp etc…
I've never hunted in my life but I so would watch Joe in a other element.
YES
No chance. This we would basically be like fisherman making his spots known. No one who Hunts would want the mass influx of moronic non hunters to these beautiful regions and for sure they would disobey the unwritten laws of hunting. Like a western tourist climbing an Egyptian pyramid because who gives a right?
And where he takes dmt live
I think he’s got his plate full as it is, comedy, the podcast, mma, and his dozens of other hobbies, I’d absolutely watch stuff he’d put out, but Joe won’t do anything just for “content”, he just lives his life.
Joe: "hey Brian everyone is carrying luggage, why don't you come carry luggage"
translation: Shut Up and Come Over and Help!
HAHAHA Joe was dead serious too. But what Brian said after, "Here, let me take that, you don't have the bone structure for that" was hilarious hahaha
Also it was like Joe calling Bryan not a man because most good men are taught to be working when everyone else is.
Could i get a timestamp for that
@@PappaPalps 3:50
@@SuperReviews4you You don't even have to be taught, it's just a natural thing as a man to feel shame when you see other men around you doing work that you're benefiting from but not partaking in, or should be.
Bryan being funny and Joe's just being a hard ass. I love it.
Simp
@@baileymiller8916 you aren’t loved
Joe's not hard, unfortunately. I don't know if he thinks he is but he really isn't.
Joe "im afraid of water - hard ass" Rogan.
@Ben Franklin someone is insecure lol
“When you pray to the deer gods, you gotta use proper jargon” 😂😂😂
Sounds like a Theo line😂
“Hey Steve.... get us a buck.”
😂
Here’s the trip Joe always mentions. “Everything was wet” he always says
It's interesting to watch Steve teach himself lessons through his time acting as a guide to Joe. Like with the whitetail, he shouldered the blame for a bad shot and here he addressed that he might have mixed up his desire to conquer this spot with his desire to teach Joe. It's commendable how aware he is of himself and how upfront he is for his missteps or shortcomings instead of pretending to be perfect.
That’s the only way to learn,when you realise all mistakes you make ASAP and try to be better from there on...people who achieve the most constantly analyse and learn from mistakes,even most tiny ones..people who tend to act like they always did all right are worst kind not just cos they don’t learn and go further them self,but they will fight,deny ,don’t allow other involved to learn.Mistakes are the best teachers,be grateful to opportunity to make mistakes,to learn from them,value them,don’t fear them,don’t deny them is the best way forward in life,best advice I could give to anyone.dont matter what you do,apply it on any craft,work,relationships,keep pushing,working,making mistakes,learning from them as much you can,Love mistakes and be grateful for every mistake,every lesson you couldn’t bring out of it,be grateful that despite mistakes you made,it all ended good
This behavior breeds high capacity learning 🤌
What, this guy took them to pristine wilderness and they were to shallow to cope. Yes I am being bias, joe can buy the world, but he lacks the ability to connect to it.
@@byronschroedel432 ....what?
@@byronschroedel432 huh dude was on the top of a mountain getting poured the rain on and said “man it’s nasty up here but it’s beautiful”
Steven jinked himself after he said we would need a second plane to assist recovering the meat.
Deer may also hear plane and bug the f... out...death bird
@@lifeslemons8981 on an island? Where to? The ocean?
@@READY_OR_NOT only they know....hence ..."bug the f..k out"
Mans got a really good point about the "grades of fun" analogy at 8:30
I want to see the behind the scenes special edition with all the inappropriate jokes that didn't make it into this episode :)
they flew in some table-dancers from LA.
"jokes"
like those r lee ermey blooper reels
They’d probably get cancelled by RUclips
Think it’s one of the first meateater podcast episodes
I need more of Joe and Bryan on MeatEater! I can't get enough. 2 city slickers out in the wilderness hunting for their food is so fascinating and entertaining at the same time. I'm hooked.
Joe hunts more crazy places and animals than most of you ever have. Definitely not a city slicker anymore.
@@kodyeicholtz7774 he moans like a spoiled brat
@@kodyeicholtz7774 Shooting them in a cage doesn't count.
@@kodyeicholtz7774yeah because he has millions to spend on guided hunts and nice cabins. So of course he can do that. Doesn’t make you a country boy by any means.
Joe and Bryan again! These guys are fun. I love seeing folks who never hunted learning to love it.
Joe Rogan has been hunting for many years now!!!
@@kazz1896 well it's also been years since this episode was released back when joe and bryan were new to hunting
This is really old
@Plex because this is season 5 and they're already on season 9
@@logankowalyk2580 is that a serious question?? How do I know?? I watched this years ago. I believe this is from 2014. So yea its old. Stop asking dumbass questions
Bryan’s adhd in full swing is really amusing to watch. Especially paired with being funny, its a great combo 😂
I like the whitetail hunt where the older guy was asking, how he can politely ask Bryan to "stop talking". ROR.
Makes my heart glad that Meateater shares this experience with popular minds who hail from more urban areas to show everyone how similar we are at our core. It personally makes me enjoy Joe Rogan and Bryan Callens projects and especially their humor. These make me like and appreciate all the participants and them sharing.
Totally agree with Steve about the most suffering in the wild makes the best memories. My very best memory outdoors is my first portage trip. Everything that could go wrong, went wrong - including horrible and unexpected weather for a portion. That trip still has the best memories and best stories to tell from it.
The food tastes better too. I know what you're talking about, but a can of beans tastes a lot better if it's rainy or snowing and you had a hard day.
and a big shoutout to the real troopers. The camera men. They ain't even hunting and need to work more for those good angles etc. Often overlooked in things like these.
They also need to know how and when to stay out of the way so they don’t interfere and spook the animal. Not to mention all the bulky camera equipment they have to hump around.
Love when Joe and Bryan make an appearance on this channel 😎
Almost the only times I’ll watch
Rough lol, you?
Only time I watch
@@seansandford3340 huh?
@@criscomorees9079 no idea, how this message got there lol
Brian: "Well we won't be wet and cold". I haven't laughed so hard in years! He figured that out fast! Thanks man and welcome to S.E. Alaska!
19:20 hey Steve get us a buck that's made me laugh so hard
If you go on a trip like this you really find out if you like your friend or not lol
The hunt is the adventure, but shooting something makes the adventure complete. It's like a good book or movie; the ending is so important that it can break both. In many ways, hunting without shooting anything, is like a story that completely lacks an ending. Steve...you're welcome to use that in your next sound over. It's really why you wanted to come back - this story was only the second chapter. Good luck on chapter 3, hopefully you find the deer that got away.
Couldn’t have said better
Well said Chris
lol that’s so cringe
@Greatest ever use proper English.
@@daffyduck5351 you must never hunt
I'm here in Southeast Alaska, this terrain is no joke. Muskeg bogs, potential landslide areas, Devils club bushes, Alaskan brown bears lurking after a fresh kill.. Also, the taste of Sitka blacktail is mild, no too gamey, SUPER lean & loaded with nutrients due to the wide range vegetation available to the deer population- mountains to the beaches.
"A sad, great beauty." That's deep. It hits hard with the week I've had.
At 18:14 Joe line was great: it is beautiful, but it is tough conditions. I will never come back... 😂😂🤣🤣🤣
15:40 is so good. The editing and Bryan's words
Love these episodes with these two, wish they would make new episodes with them.
Doubt they’ll have Bryan on anymore because he got exposed for being a sexual deviant of the rape variety
When Steve says he’s nervous he means he’s pissed af 😂 rightfully so lol
Goddamn you’d think Joe and Bryan would be thankful for someone taken them on a hunt. They’re whining and complaining like little children. They want instant gratification. I would give my left nut to go on a trip like that
This hunt is on my bucket list 100%, congratulations for even having the opportunity to go there and experience something few ever get to do. 👍🏻🇺🇸
Honestly, looks a lot harder than what I normally do. Around November we have regular season for deer in Wisconsin and I just sit in my stand, drink miller and talk to my dad and we still always get a buck or doe. This looks like it'd humble me 😂
anyone can come up and buy an out of state tag..
@@edwardmiller4140 not everyone can afford these hunts, that’s what I was talking about.
@@Ian-yf7uf It’s called Alaska, “the last frontier “ for a reason! No place even compares! Simple.😳🤪
Fockin'ell Bryan and Steven fucking killed me when they started acting out a scene @ 19:08
Omfg 😂😂😂 ..
Hey Steve....
"Get us a Buck"
"Nods"
So perfect 😂😂🤦♂️😂
Im glad these two get to get out and do this gives them and everyone watching inspiration and insight
I die laughing listening to Rinella talk about his philosophy on having fun.. now or later...
I don't get it
It's a pleasure to see them again!
I'm a big fan of their work!
I love how this episode shows the reality of hunting
I'm from Brazil and I'm a super fan of the channel!!!!!!!Congratulations, the best RUclips channel.....
How is hunting down in Brazil? I'd imagine nearly every ecological region you can think of!
Sorry to tell, but hunting in Brazil is kind of disappointing... Most areas are protected, and the only animal allowed to hunting are boars. It's a shame, I understand that legal hunting could be amazing for conservation projects and for economy... if you're in a free country, don't ever let anyone take away your rights with bs excuses!
@@AlphaSierra95 The American lobbyist locked down all hunting in Brazil and you can't cut down even a sapling in your front yard or you go to jail for life. dead serious
No man, you are the best youtube channel
It's fun to watch steve laugh a lot when hunting , he is usually a serious have , but with Joe and Brian , he just can have laugh a lot and enjoy while hunting 😂😂.
The pan to Janis after the *”we just need horns”* comment 😂
Steven ... Being in country like that is a privilege and for me personally when fishing or hunting it is the possibility of what lays around the corner or over the hill. Being in remote country in all it’s splendour is rewarding enough, bagging something that you have worked hard for is a bonus.
Thank you for sharing that visual experience. 😎🇦🇺
"A sad great beauty". - Pretty much how I feel out in a lot of New Zealand's remote bush.
The one thing i like about this show that it its not always extreme, you have to appreciate that its not always about the hunt but appreciating nature.
5:57 you can tell Joes edibles are well kicked in.
The best hunting combo on the planet we need more hunts!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This must be when you guys all recorded that podcast together, meaning this must be 2015. One of the best podcasts I've listened to. You get a great conversation and get a nice rain sound on the tents for most of the duration.
Holy shit, 6 years ago? Took em long enough to edit
I just loved the analogy about suffering and fun. It cleared my head a little bit and changed my thinking about some things. I'm in the military, so sometimes things can suck quite badly, but after a few years, you still have these awesome memories about the thing you were doing, but not of suffering. Incredible
I just grew a 5 o'clock shadow, watching this video.
That’s gross, but I’ve never heard this before and it cracked me up... but it’s nasty dude
3:41 "Maybe you" - The most Joe Rogan thing to say 🤣
19:20
When Steve Rinella let’s loose his inner Action Movie Star
Rinella could easily become an actor if he pursued it. He has 'a look', an incredible voice, and is highly intelligent. He could act and consult in any outdoors movie, he's a legend
Phenomenal.
"It’s a very sad, great, beauty....." - Steve Rinella...
Love it.......
I just love watching meat eater productions whether there's a harvest or not, just always makes me wanna be out there with you guys lol
Born & raised Southeast Alaskan here 🙋🏻♀️There's nothing easy about here in hunting in Southeast Alaska. The terrain is fucking ROUGH. Sharp mountainside, dangerous muskeg bogs (think quick sand-but instead water cover mud that doesn't look deep at all). Our weather is 70% chance of rain on most days, the wind can be unpredictable, and brown bears lurk for that afterkill scent...But that taste of a Sitka black tail back strap-- *chef's kiss*
Bryan was great on The Goldbergs. Love this show, the added comedy is a plus.
Bryan sucks
Taking someone on a hunt in the wilderness is a gift that never leaves your heart. You think what could I have done different? But thankful for the experience
This show has always been well done but man, the production now. So many gorgeous shots, great music and editing.
That Fanny pack joke and laugh at the beginning is so pure. It’s comic gold
Joe and Bryan have no idea how lucky they are to hunt with guys like Steve and Janis. They probably learned more not getting a dear on this trip than many hunters learn in a lifetime.
We as people tend to idolize other folks, and I think thats what you’re doing here.
@@weezypeezy1725 Nothing to idolize, just a dude who knows his stuff. Only a moron wouldn’t appreciate that.
They probably learned how to spell Deer* as well 🤣
@@weezypeezy1725 yes idolizing is in the equation but the knowledge gained is undeniable. I totally understand what the op means.
At this point Joe definitely appreciates exactly what you are saying
2:20 real reason the fanny was purchased, he was losing the bag of goods too often hahahahahahaha
I love that all these are on RUclips! Thank you, MeatEater!
I just had a 4 day hunt in central idaho very similar to this. got about 6 hours in those 4 days where it was not raining. No matter what you do even your secondary sets of clothes are damp by the 3rd day despite never being in the rain.
Steve hits the nail on the head though. Walking around cold and miserable in the rain are some of my favorite memories.
Yep just started fishing lately storm hit us at low tide was about 45 minutes in freezing water hail like rain and possibility of being eaten of croc lucky there was another 2 boats everyone helped each other get everyone’s boats even once there’s was out no man left behind straya
It’s important that even the special Ed learn to hunt
LMAO underated comment for sure! Love Joe to death but this made me laugh my ass off!
So when is your trip scheduled?
The fact your name was Biden like 5 mins ago and you spend 20 hours a day commenting on RUclips was kinda a giveaway
@@WolfPackOutdoors211 wolf pack is so cool
@WolfPackOutdoors211 come on bro, where you at bro
its been interesting to see joe's journey to becoming a hunter. as someone who is now on that journey myself. ill say this however.... i envy his resources. it's great to have world class guyse like steve and cam as your teacher's and guides. still i'm excited to see him and brian learning in a similar way to me. i've yet to stalk like these guys i'm prepping for my first public land hunt in 2025 and hoping i can get lucky.
Makes me realize how much I miss Callen.
@ 17:35 = LMFAO, Bryan Callen ---> "I want a deer now... Or I'm gonna freak out !" 🤪
5:40 "you're a weirdo" that phrase will be ringing in that mans ears until he dies..
7:40 - "You've just trained your brain, on what to look for." (So cool to see this process)
Every time he said "Joe and Bryan" I kept thinking "who's Joan Bryant?".
😂 air deer! Thats a good take on elusive. Slip-up deer! 😂
Love these episodes
Get out there and give it a shot bro ! Great fun and experience
10:45 every beginner backpacker in their first storm hahahaha
The best of Channel RUclips......Congratulations.
“A very sad great beauty”…..I love that description
Going to see Bryan Callen tonight in Huntsville Alabama!
Why?
@@hughjass1835 Name checks out
It's an ode to your mother
On purpose?
I agree about fun. Climbing mountains sucks sometimes, but the memories last forever.
These three are the best trio ever
I'm from Philippines and I love rain, I wanna build a house in that place using the wild trees and make a living through hunting and fishing. Such a beautiful and relaxing rainy place.
love these episodes!
You just have to love Joe Rogan he is very open-minded and very receptive no arrogance whatsoever with that guy
“They’re air deer.”
I died.
Are you a Opossum!!! LOL, what a line
6:19 The Man Dragon awakens.
The weathered worm 🪱
Show em what hunting is all about, it’s not all fun and games eh Steve. Love your content, you are one of the most wise hunters I know and the mindset you bring into a hunt I can really appreciate. I’m from Nunavut, big hunting culture but I’ve lived in the city for a few years so watching your stuff really really brings me comfort as I haven’t been on a hunt in along time. Keep doing what your doing!
Sad, I looked up this plane to see if I correctly identified it as an Otter, only to see it was involved in a deadly mid air collision in 2019.
Damn
Well was it at least an otter? Lol
Yes it's an otter, promech air had 2 identical otters, "HAD"
Bryan woke up, screamed, then started looking for deer lmao
Even though I love Joe and Bryan ( Met and talked with both of them) they pussed out here. Cali soft showed right through.
You gotta know how to endure these environments. It's super important to stay dry, and stay relatively warm. If you are either cold or wet for extended periods of times it's really just gonna wear you down. I'm a shit weather guy. I love fishing on rainy overcast days, and hunting too, but constant cold or wetness is just draining.
“I want a deer and I want it now.”
Brian killlls me 😂
I laughed many times throughout this. Some of the things they say to themselves are identical to the things I and many other anglers say to themselves / eachother while fishing. Cool to see similarities
Lol they’re so pissed the whole time it’s great 😂
“More deer died that day without the help of Breean Callen” - Chris WatchSeeWatchaGet Delia
You know Joe is for sure hotboxing that tent. Man I love this shit.
you should rename the episode to: "Skunked in Alaska: a tale of a struggling comedian's and a successful webcast host's real deer hunt (censored)"
Struggling comedians ? Joe just signed a 100 million dollar deal with Spotify and has multiple specials and Bryan dropped a special and his podcast alone he’s made millions. I don’t know if you’re being sarcastic but I wouldn’t say they’re struggling comedians lol
That look from rinella when calahan said get us a buck deserves a thumb😂
Wonder if Joe has any crazy wilderness stories...weird/mysterious stuff can happen in the forest
I love this video for one reason more than anything else. ‘Hey Steve. Go get us a buck’.