@@JBaldwin2001 not sure if you've heard the brothers podcast, but he starts his rant by mimicking the "Shhhhh" intro and then goes on to talk about people complaining about people moving out to Montana when they themselves moved out to Montana to hunt. That's exactly what he and his brother did.
I just watched these guys for the first time on Cliff Gray, and thought man I should suggest the Meat Eater guys get them on, less than a week later and its been done! A while ago by the look of it. I enjoyed it and found it insightful
How would the situation with the wolf (regardless of its status with the state of WY in that specific area) not fall under an animal cruelty scenario? In other words, why would game laws or regulations have to specify not doing things that are already against the law in terms of “animals”?
My grandfather had a flock of like 10 or 15 turkeys fly in his yard in the morning. They were pacing the fence, which was about waist height, all day until they got desperate enough to fly out
What’s with the extreme usage of the word “based” nowadays lol did we run out of other words to be used? That rant was directed at his brother but them dudes took one for the team and had to hear it.
@Delmiester it was directed at his brother but still completely valid and applies to thousands of people that bitch about the recent growth of hunting
Small world. I grew up near the Fermi plant as well. Never felt unsafe doing so. We had a coal plant to the south and a nuclear plant just to the north
I would be curious that even though it is not required to pack out your bear meat in Idaho. How many bear hunters are actually leaving the meat behind? Probably not many. Could be another good example of hunters doing the right and ethical thing although not being legally required to.
Cody has embarrassed our country. If you are willing to torture an animal without dispatching it immediately you are mentally unfit and a risk to public safety.
Excellent discussion as usual! Yep, it was sad when those folks got detained for having a few shells in their luggage…but let that be known just how relaxed US gun laws and gun culture is - we are by faaaaar one of the most lenient on firearms in the world. Most other parts of the world take firearms, fire arm regulations, and enforcement very, very seriously.
Totalitarian Socialist much? I TRULY do NOT G.A.F. what "other" countries who have daraconian gun laws do. Those are the SAME counries that jail people for free speech
Unless you’re a big boss cartel, that’s how it works money, power, and other countries sex /drugs/Smuggling people are huge income sources… If you’re a little little person you get squashed
I live in southern Minnesota, I grew up north of brainerd. And my dad and i were bear hunting and got followed back to the truck by wolves. They were howling and chirping the whole time.
We hunt up north of vermillion. Wolves are always around. Never thought of shooting one, being nervous about it Etc. We were just prepared. Always had my Glock 23 on my side and that kept me comfortable. But they’re skittish and never really came around even tho there was sign everywhere and you’d hear them in the evening.
@@rileydumpy8316 we’ve never personally taken action. I know people who do tho…. How is the deer population up there. My older brother lives up there still and he shot two last year. It’s all he saw.
I worked at an Air Force base my whole career. You wouldn’t believe all the sportsman stuff you can get in BIG trouble with. A knife with over a 3 1/2” blade, any ammunition, no bows and broad heads. The list is long…….
As an az hunter the wild horse issues are real a couple of the units i hunt have almost been taken over by horses even the salt river horses Also on the nuclear power you should check out the self cooling plants that albeit are smaller but self cooling interesting stuff
Look at photos from the Salt River Horse area from the 90s or even the early 2000s. The graze is gone, the ground birds are gone, and I barely even see reptiles anymore. It's quite sad that we put one animal above the entire ecosystem because of our feelings.
Nuclear power needs to be highly distributed with much smaller reactors. The power plants need to be closer to high demand areas to reduce the energy transmission loses. Smaller power plants pose a much smaller footprint of disastrous failures.
I live in Iowa. At our state fair (it’s kinda a big deal to us) the DNR building had a “know your target” exhibit with full body grey wolf and coyote. But… Wolves aren’t here they say.🤷♂️ If they aren’t it won’t be for long.
I don’t have any names but check out the documentary “unbranded” on the wild horses. There’s a few guys on there that they have give some insight. The veterinarian they have seems knowledgeable. I by no means am expert but I own a “mustang” that i trained. So I can see both sides but defiantly side on the side of agriculture.
I might be wrong, but I believe that’s what Japan has started doing. If so, we could learn from that. They also in turn leave your vehicle in the shade. A win win. I’ve seen some people even use them on cattle ranches to provide shade for cattle while supplying power.
@@dangerousdylan6262 But that messes with untouched areas that are remote an a hassle to access. Parking lots are already touched and easy to access and close to the area that is consuming the power.
1:34:34 This is where I 100% disagree with Steve. 2022 there were 14.4 million hunters. In 2006 there were only around 11 million. Hunter numbers are up. Steve you're only taking this stand point because you know that many of those tags are given to landowners and they are easily sold to the highest bidder. You Steve benefit from that because unlike us it's just a business expense. You can't say you're for something and that everyone else is because you and people like you gain alot from it.
Also, keep listing the issues in CA with freedoms and the hunting industry, all while calling for compromise with such folks, for more laws/legislation and government re-writes to "save hunting". Surely you can see why some might have questions and resist this momentum.
A hunter outside of Manhattan may have some bias in regards to the Subway system and its overall safety, but how many laws are they/we proposing to shut down their public transit???
Our biggest problem we have in New Mexico is our E plus system. Over 30 percent of our tags go to the E plus system which only bennifits the people selling the tags. They next highest state that has an E plus system is at 2 percent of their tags going to private land owners. Until we fix that we will never get opportunities like we used too. If they would make private land owner tags specific to hunting the private land that they paid for, then it would have no effect. These guys get "private" land owner tags and are able to hunt the public land too. Its ridcoulous and hurts the residents of NM. Im all for non residents getting tags but it shouldnt be a buy system. They should have to put in just like the rest of us and if they dont draw then they shouldnt have the easy option of just being able to buy a tag with the same accesses of drawing one. Just my opinion. For any non resident who doesnt agree, I want you to take 30+ percent of your states tags and see how you guys feel about it. Im sure you opinions will be them same.
The wolf even considered vermin still shouldn’t be done that way. I believe in Oklahoma that would be “using a motor raft to harass wildlife”. I agree with that.
"Ha! If anti-hunters get what they want it's all going away..." So can you ensure through some crafty compromise with those folks you can somehow protect hunting with more laws? And avoid that slippery slope Steve mentions so often???? Also, when hunters disagree with you, that doesn't make them against conservation, it makes them against those that continually rewrite the definition of Conservation on their terms alone, and continually decrease the value of hunting in said definition.
Roosevelt Elk were named after Teddy. From Wiki: "In December 1897, mammalogist C. Hart Merriam named the subspecies after his friend Theodore Roosevelt, then Assistant Secretary of the US Navy." He pronounced it "row"
He was also one of the first anthropologists and linguists to record indigenous cultures in California, despite having no formal training in either field.
In the late 70's and most of the 80's, my mother worked for James Roosevelt, FDR's oldest son. You'll see him in many historic photos standing next to his father, steadying him. We always knew him as Rose-eh-velt. Fun aside, Mr. Roosevelt took me to take my first driving test and let me use his car. I failed! Two automatic fails: Excessive speed and failure to yield right away. Yikes!
Simply golden, the 1:38 mark: "If you're fighting a fellow hunter on an issue, the anti-hunter is going to be on the side that gets rid of hunting... it never works out for hunting ( by the way "freedom" is what you meant here, not hunting). Sort of undermines this whole episode doesn't it???
You shouldn’t generally give up the middle ground. If u do, the compromise position shifts towards the opposition. If you remain “radical” the compromise position remains status quo. I Haven’t watched this yet so maybe this does not apply.
Adding some data - The IEA report estimates the cost of electricity from new nuclear plants to be between $60 and $70 per MWh (megawatt-hour), while the cost of electricity from onshore wind and solar PV is estimated to be between $30 and $60 per MWh. Nuclear energy is significantly more expensive and it creates a large amount of toxic waste that lasts for thousands of years.
I would like to tell a story about Mexico and having a Mexican military gun permit. Very few people did what me and my buddies did. Double grand slams every day for a long time. Fish and feather. The problem is when it comes to an end. It's all down hill from those days. Your can't chase that ghost. It's impossible.
I lived in a city for a few years. Sorry, man, they're just willfully ignorant about just about everything you could possibly imagine. They run over extension cords for their electric mowers, try to put gas in ther electric mowers, accidentally mow their neighbor's garden, and thise are just the "educated" ones who happen to do their own lawns instead of paying some other guy a week's worth of my wages to do it for them. Not all, of course, but its enough of them packed so tight they feed off of each other's ignorance to the point of willfull idiocy. Couldn't stand it. I left. Yeah, rural folks can be ignorant about stuff too, but it's nowhere bear that kevel of strugglebus.
One could easily get signatures by saying it save the wolves how we go about saving them, is management! also voting people in that are not career politicians meaning not people that are docket or just put on there because they’re Democrat or Republican we need to start voting third-party. That is how we make changes. That’s how we eventually get termlimits in place. Someone who has been there for 30 years. Will never vote for a term limit because it’s putting themselves out of a job. These life long politicians will STILL DEBATE OLD TOPICS (aka Medicare and abortion) because when they were voted in, that’s what was important to them the same voters or votes still think that is important but yet younger generation entirely different so therefore the representatives do not represent the current pop wishes
for all the money the gov. spent in Ukraine, we could have a yearly medical visit in the field for every damn game animal in the US. I believe hunters, nowadays, would self regulate given a loss of game. Those that insist on overkill can be convinced it's not in their interest to do that. We could also pay people to just drive animals away from ranches and Elk migratory routes and such. IF we still had the damn money, nigh on a trillion dollars. Jeez what a windfall for natural resources. The gov. needs less interest in hunting not more.
I'm sorry, but John Stallone is a bad example for hunters... took a bear and willingly let it spoil here in Arizona. Even admitted to it on his FB. It's funny that he talks about being prepared on his podcast while not being prepared in the field. Do better next time meat eater crew...
Why aren’t you guys beating the drum on the 9+ million hunters that aren’t registered to vote? The more we shave that number down the power we have in the fight to keep hunting and science lead wildlife management going for future generations. I don’t understand why it isn’t be talked about more from people who have a voice, it would literally have changed the outcome of the last election and the every ballot box wildlife management proposal.
I live In Pennsylvania we kill sows and cubs last year their was a 36lb cub at the check station in my county. That seems bad but at 36 lbs would it have made it? And I work in the oilfield and work with guys all over and people from North Dakota and Wyoming run down Coyotes with sleds. Wolves are not any different. A guy carrys a bow up the mountain and sticks a wolf. A guy runs over a wolf at 80 mph. It dosent matter it's the same outcome. An elk continues to live regardless
One seems objectively cruel and it’s obviously unsportsmanlike. You don’t think about that when one guy spotlights a deer at night and one shoots one with a bow during legal shooting time, even though it is the same outcome
"We have officials that FOLLOW THE SCIENCE." Right, let's just ignore the last 3-4 years of science following by government officials. What could go wrong???
The scientists that regulate the hunting industry are incentivized by hunters. the purchase of hunting licenses are what pays for and funds their research. Unlike the pharmaceutical industry, the hunting regulatory agencies are not driven based off corporate greed, but rather the pursuit of strengthening wildlife habitat, which in turn helps hunter success rates and increases the future purchases of licenses. The more license purchases, the more funding for these regulatory agencies. That’s how a functioning government agency should work.
@@Michael-z7b5s To continue with your metaphor: There are a lot of perfect doctors too, but the fact is the information/science they are being fed isn't accurate. I'm not against Conservation and government's involvement, but the idea that their science is infallible, or even in good faith a majority of the time is laughable. There's a lot right with it, but there's so much changing in what we know about agriculture, sustainability, and the inner-mingling of ag and wildlife that especially the government, and those in charge from top to bottom of these agencies screw up from merely suffering the human condition...which especially science in any industry these days are not immune to. IF people in society can screw it up, then so can those human scientists, through greed, bias, laziness, etc. I will admit the fact that funding being driven by the hunting industry to support the conservation of wildlife, land and hunting is a powerful thing. But that too gets twisted by those against hunting because they're in charge, or at least involved at many levels everywhere. And, we must NOT offend this noisy minority at any cost. My point, let's keep the faith, but not over trust these agencies by handing them more and more power. We need to own it to a greater extent, even if we somehow believe they are handling it perfectly. I'll admit to the Hunting/Conservation is good, but certainly not great. And, only a downgrade to make the move of pretending MORE legislation is the clear fix.
If you’re going to say Nevada like NevAHda then you better pronounce it with the proper Spanish pronunciation, which would sound like NAY-VAH-DUH. So just drop that AH sound and say Nevada like it should be. Navæda
Society is changing. A lot. As much as we love hunting and our lifestyle, if we have two neurons, we have to acknowledge that it is over, and we have to move on. They won, we lost. Its over. Move on.
Nothing like having ur childhood hero drop himself 10+ levels......... I truly thought Steve knew better than to fall Fer alot of this shit and let his heart lead his head blindly past the science .............He will learn better with the rest of the dippys. It just takes time Fer history to repeat(as it already IS)
I dont have the energy to watch this. Just wanted to call out the viewers and commenters for being so shallow and prioritizing your recreation over conserving wildlife and reintroducing predators to their native range. 6% of the population hunt (significantly less hunt big game). And though over 95% of hunters eat their kills, only between 16-35% hunt for the sole purpose of procuring meat (in the U.S., according to conflicting sources). So, why should we allow such a minority of the population's want for recreation over reintroducing keystone species? Sure, hunting provides funding for conservation efforts, but to think that there isnt enough tax money for conservation efforts without funding from the P-R act, Duck stamp act, etc. is honestly just silly. It shouldnt even be a discussion. As a biologist, I'm ashamed that these people encourage finding a middle ground. We've tolerated selfish, ignorant, and entitled "sportsmen" for way too long. Truly can wait for the Good Ol' Boy, anthropocentric mentality of "everything exists for our use and pleasure" to die out. I wont even entertain responding to any comments unless it's clear you've at least read Richard Mackie's "History of Management of Large Mammals in North America".
You don't have the energy but are willing to ignorantly determine what the shows about? You call yourself a scientist but ignore key information being printed and just pull a summary out of thin air? Not very scientific of you. They don't talk about reintroduction or bring up being against it at all. They spend a great deal of time discussing the importance of predators on the landscape. This episode focuses on the ballot box biology happening in Colorado, which is ignoring biologists in the state. Stop being so ignorant.
SO happy you guys are running these episodes longer than an hour. Thank you!
Steve's rant around 1 hour and 35 mins definitely directed towards his brother. Even mocking his intro to his podcast
I am not hearing it.
@@JBaldwin2001 not sure if you've heard the brothers podcast, but he starts his rant by mimicking the "Shhhhh" intro and then goes on to talk about people complaining about people moving out to Montana when they themselves moved out to Montana to hunt. That's exactly what he and his brother did.
I support Steve's proposal for a Jeremiah Johnson Doc.
Please Do !!
I just watched these guys for the first time on Cliff Gray, and thought man I should suggest the Meat Eater guys get them on, less than a week later and its been done! A while ago by the look of it. I enjoyed it and found it insightful
How would the situation with the wolf (regardless of its status with the state of WY in that specific area) not fall under an animal cruelty scenario? In other words, why would game laws or regulations have to specify not doing things that are already against the law in terms of “animals”?
I was thinking the same thing
My grandfather had a flock of like 10 or 15 turkeys fly in his yard in the morning. They were pacing the fence, which was about waist height, all day until they got desperate enough to fly out
1:30:00 - 1:38:00 based take from Steve moment alert
What’s with the extreme usage of the word “based” nowadays lol did we run out of other words to be used? That rant was directed at his brother but them dudes took one for the team and had to hear it.
@Delmiester it was directed at his brother but still completely valid and applies to thousands of people that bitch about the recent growth of hunting
Y'all need to get the guys from the unbranded documentary on to talk about the wild horses
I have a rule because I fly almost every week. No ammo, guns or knives go into the bags I use for flights no matter what.
Small world. I grew up near the Fermi plant as well. Never felt unsafe doing so. We had a coal plant to the south and a nuclear plant just to the north
Was touring an apartment and they said no electric vehicles allowed on the property due to fire risk for the batteries
I would be curious that even though it is not required to pack out your bear meat in Idaho. How many bear hunters are actually leaving the meat behind? Probably not many.
Could be another good example of hunters doing the right and ethical thing although not being legally required to.
Cody has embarrassed our country. If you are willing to torture an animal without dispatching it immediately you are mentally unfit and a risk to public safety.
To go along with the wolf story, a few years ago there were a couple of Rockland Maine police that were beating porcupines to death
Excellent discussion as usual! Yep, it was sad when those folks got detained for having a few shells in their luggage…but let that be known just how relaxed US gun laws and gun culture is - we are by faaaaar one of the most lenient on firearms in the world. Most other parts of the world take firearms, fire arm regulations, and enforcement very, very seriously.
Totalitarian Socialist much? I TRULY do NOT G.A.F. what "other" countries who have daraconian gun laws do. Those are the SAME counries that jail people for free speech
Unless you’re a big boss cartel, that’s how it works money, power, and other countries
sex /drugs/Smuggling people are huge income sources… If you’re a little little person you get squashed
I live in southern Minnesota, I grew up north of brainerd. And my dad and i were bear hunting and got followed back to the truck by wolves. They were howling and chirping the whole time.
We hunt up north of vermillion. Wolves are always around. Never thought of shooting one, being nervous about it Etc. We were just prepared. Always had my Glock 23 on my side and that kept me comfortable. But they’re skittish and never really came around even tho there was sign everywhere and you’d hear them in the evening.
@@rileydumpy8316 we’ve never personally taken action. I know people who do tho…. How is the deer population up there. My older brother lives up there still and he shot two last year. It’s all he saw.
I worked at an Air Force base my whole career. You wouldn’t believe all the sportsman stuff you can get in BIG trouble with. A knife with over a 3 1/2” blade, any ammunition, no bows and broad heads. The list is long…….
As an az hunter the wild horse issues are real a couple of the units i hunt have almost been taken over by horses even the salt river horses
Also on the nuclear power you should check out the self cooling plants that albeit are smaller but self cooling interesting stuff
The Salt River Horse Herd is a prime example of why they need to be managed. They have legitimately destroyed the entire ecosystem.
@@terpsurfer7221 yeah heards ended up big enough and no one could step in then they got thw strangles real bad and all they could do was put up signs
Look at photos from the Salt River Horse area from the 90s or even the early 2000s. The graze is gone, the ground birds are gone, and I barely even see reptiles anymore. It's quite sad that we put one animal above the entire ecosystem because of our feelings.
Nuclear power needs to be highly distributed with much smaller reactors. The power plants need to be closer to high demand areas to reduce the energy transmission loses. Smaller power plants pose a much smaller footprint of disastrous failures.
I live in Iowa. At our state fair (it’s kinda a big deal to us) the DNR building had a “know your target” exhibit with full body grey wolf and coyote. But… Wolves aren’t here they say.🤷♂️ If they aren’t it won’t be for long.
It would be odd if they were. You hardly see wolves around south of lake vermillion in MN. Got a long ways till they get down that way.
I don’t have any names but check out the documentary “unbranded” on the wild horses. There’s a few guys on there that they have give some insight. The veterinarian they have seems knowledgeable. I by no means am expert but I own a “mustang” that i trained. So I can see both sides but defiantly side on the side of agriculture.
How long before we see a MKC acquisition?
If they want to build all these solar power farms they should do it on mall parking lots.
I might be wrong, but I believe that’s what Japan has started doing. If so, we could learn from that. They also in turn leave your vehicle in the shade. A win win. I’ve seen some people even use them on cattle ranches to provide shade for cattle while supplying power.
That and the middle of the desert
@@dangerousdylan6262 But that messes with untouched areas that are remote an a hassle to access. Parking lots are already touched and easy to access and close to the area that is consuming the power.
and over train tracks, highways and all new storage warehouses should have solar on the roof.
Sounds easy but those parking lots are privately owned and increase liability for all users. The lawyers and insurance agencies won't take the risk
Peoples actions and the lack there of, impact our lives!
1:34:34
This is where I 100% disagree with Steve.
2022 there were 14.4 million hunters.
In 2006 there were only around 11 million. Hunter numbers are up.
Steve you're only taking this stand point because you know that many of those tags are given to landowners and they are easily sold to the highest bidder.
You Steve benefit from that because unlike us it's just a business expense. You can't say you're for something and that everyone else is because you and people like you gain alot from it.
Also, keep listing the issues in CA with freedoms and the hunting industry, all while calling for compromise with such folks, for more laws/legislation and government re-writes to "save hunting". Surely you can see why some might have questions and resist this momentum.
A hunter outside of Manhattan may have some bias in regards to the Subway system and its overall safety, but how many laws are they/we proposing to shut down their public transit???
Our biggest problem we have in New Mexico is our E plus system. Over 30 percent of our tags go to the E plus system which only bennifits the people selling the tags. They next highest state that has an E plus system is at 2 percent of their tags going to private land owners. Until we fix that we will never get opportunities like we used too. If they would make private land owner tags specific to hunting the private land that they paid for, then it would have no effect. These guys get "private" land owner tags and are able to hunt the public land too. Its ridcoulous and hurts the residents of NM. Im all for non residents getting tags but it shouldnt be a buy system. They should have to put in just like the rest of us and if they dont draw then they shouldnt have the easy option of just being able to buy a tag with the same accesses of drawing one. Just my opinion. For any non resident who doesnt agree, I want you to take 30+ percent of your states tags and see how you guys feel about it. Im sure you opinions will be them same.
The wolf even considered vermin still shouldn’t be done that way. I believe in Oklahoma that would be “using a motor raft to harass wildlife”. I agree with that.
"Ha! If anti-hunters get what they want it's all going away..." So can you ensure through some crafty compromise with those folks you can somehow protect hunting with more laws? And avoid that slippery slope Steve mentions so often???? Also, when hunters disagree with you, that doesn't make them against conservation, it makes them against those that continually rewrite the definition of Conservation on their terms alone, and continually decrease the value of hunting in said definition.
Roosevelt Elk were named after Teddy. From Wiki: "In December 1897, mammalogist C. Hart Merriam named the subspecies after his friend Theodore Roosevelt, then Assistant Secretary of the US Navy." He pronounced it "row"
He was also one of the first anthropologists and linguists to record indigenous cultures in California, despite having no formal training in either field.
Looking forward to the horse expert
In the late 70's and most of the 80's, my mother worked for James Roosevelt, FDR's oldest son. You'll see him in many historic photos standing next to his father, steadying him. We always knew him as Rose-eh-velt. Fun aside, Mr. Roosevelt took me to take my first driving test and let me use his car. I failed! Two automatic fails: Excessive speed and failure to yield right away. Yikes!
YEAAAAA THE MEATEATER PODCAST YEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
There should be legislation against blatant lies
Straight to jail
That's dangerous. Who gets to determine what is a "blatant lie"? Eventually it will be someone that believes the blatant lies
Damn Steve gave the Nuclear guy away lol im sure the people he works with and for could put 2 n 2 together 😂😂😂😂
Oh my god that song at the end almost ruined an amazing episode lol
I have very much made the ammo at the airport mistake >
Simply golden, the 1:38 mark: "If you're fighting a fellow hunter on an issue, the anti-hunter is going to be on the side that gets rid of hunting... it never works out for hunting ( by the way "freedom" is what you meant here, not hunting). Sort of undermines this whole episode doesn't it???
@TrumpisImmortal easy, you don't even know me... I mean I get the hero worship, but still a little early to go full fanboy, Trigger Happy.
@TrumpisImmortal ☺
Cody should lose his hunting license for life. His actions are inhumane and cowardly
Steve needs to decide if he’s going to keep pushing hunting as big business or be a real idealist in application.
Did the guy who got attacked by a grizzly on his honeymoon get the Bear Spray can back?
When did Cal get a girlfriend?? He just slipped that in there. I had to listen twice.
You shouldn’t generally give up the middle ground. If u do, the compromise position shifts towards the opposition. If you remain “radical” the compromise position remains status quo. I Haven’t watched this yet so maybe this does not apply.
This is my new mission statement. I just saw this comment and not sure if it applies to the episode either but I’m glad you posted it.
Canada did the same thing to me with my black bear meat.
Adding some data - The IEA report estimates the cost of electricity from new nuclear plants to be between $60 and $70 per MWh (megawatt-hour), while the cost of electricity from onshore wind and solar PV is estimated to be between $30 and $60 per MWh. Nuclear energy is significantly more expensive and it creates a large amount of toxic waste that lasts for thousands of years.
I would like to tell a story about Mexico and having a Mexican military gun permit. Very few people did what me and my buddies did. Double grand slams every day for a long time. Fish and feather.
The problem is when it comes to an end. It's all down hill from those days. Your can't chase that ghost. It's impossible.
Are you guys just putting the podcast on here. And not on the other areas?
I hope these guys are out making their case on the other side’s podcasts and such. Preaching to the choir doesn’t really move the ball.
It sort of sucks because all the episodes I really like have the least amount of views
John Stallone has an uncanny resemblance to Ted Kaczynski in his prime, and his business partner also has a famously unfortunate namesake
Love Steve and ALL his hunting videos, just sucks that podcasts are now how they make money, I work, I don't have time to listen to a 3hr podcast.
There are wild horses... In Asia. They are Przewalski's horse. Otherwise biologically they are all just equus ferus caballus.
I lived in a city for a few years. Sorry, man, they're just willfully ignorant about just about everything you could possibly imagine.
They run over extension cords for their electric mowers, try to put gas in ther electric mowers, accidentally mow their neighbor's garden, and thise are just the "educated" ones who happen to do their own lawns instead of paying some other guy a week's worth of my wages to do it for them.
Not all, of course, but its enough of them packed so tight they feed off of each other's ignorance to the point of willfull idiocy.
Couldn't stand it. I left. Yeah, rural folks can be ignorant about stuff too, but it's nowhere bear that kevel of strugglebus.
Sounds like ohio rules for the turkey
Cal is making fun of Bush while botching nuclear himself 😅
One could easily get signatures by saying it save the wolves how we go about saving them, is management! also voting people in that are not career politicians meaning not people that are docket or just put on there because they’re Democrat or Republican we need to start voting third-party. That is how we make changes. That’s how we eventually get termlimits in place. Someone who has been there for 30 years. Will never vote for a term limit because it’s putting themselves out of a job. These life long politicians will STILL DEBATE OLD TOPICS (aka Medicare and abortion) because when they were voted in, that’s what was important to them the same voters or votes still think that is important but yet younger generation entirely different so therefore the representatives do not represent the current pop wishes
Billboards in San Francisco promoting the love/support/emotion for hunting. Ha! That's hate speech in that world, bro.
for all the money the gov. spent in Ukraine, we could have a yearly medical visit in the field for every damn game animal in the US.
I believe hunters, nowadays, would self regulate given a loss of game. Those that insist on overkill can be convinced it's not in their interest to do that. We could also pay people to just drive animals away from ranches and Elk migratory routes and such. IF we still had the damn money, nigh on a trillion dollars. Jeez what a windfall for natural resources. The gov. needs less interest in hunting not more.
I'm sorry, but John Stallone is a bad example for hunters... took a bear and willingly let it spoil here in Arizona. Even admitted to it on his FB. It's funny that he talks about being prepared on his podcast while not being prepared in the field. Do better next time meat eater crew...
Why aren’t you guys beating the drum on the 9+ million hunters that aren’t registered to vote? The more we shave that number down the power we have in the fight to keep hunting and science lead wildlife management going for future generations. I don’t understand why it isn’t be talked about more from people who have a voice, it would literally have changed the outcome of the last election and the every ballot box wildlife management proposal.
You guys are recording so early, many of the current event conversations are very outdated. No Biden will not win Haha
Stick to hunting a fishing!!! No one cares about politics. You are supposed to be an escape from everyday life
Sadly,wildlife management has gone political
I live In Pennsylvania we kill sows and cubs last year their was a 36lb cub at the check station in my county. That seems bad but at 36 lbs would it have made it? And I work in the oilfield and work with guys all over and people from North Dakota and Wyoming run down Coyotes with sleds. Wolves are not any different. A guy carrys a bow up the mountain and sticks a wolf. A guy runs over a wolf at 80 mph. It dosent matter it's the same outcome. An elk continues to live regardless
One seems objectively cruel and it’s obviously unsportsmanlike. You don’t think about that when one guy spotlights a deer at night and one shoots one with a bow during legal shooting time, even though it is the same outcome
More laws will only hurt hunters and land owners.
Well said.Hell is paved with roads of good intentions..
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"We have officials that FOLLOW THE SCIENCE." Right, let's just ignore the last 3-4 years of science following by government officials. What could go wrong???
The scientists that regulate the hunting industry are incentivized by hunters. the purchase of hunting licenses are what pays for and funds their research. Unlike the pharmaceutical industry, the hunting regulatory agencies are not driven based off corporate greed, but rather the pursuit of strengthening wildlife habitat, which in turn helps hunter success rates and increases the future purchases of licenses. The more license purchases, the more funding for these regulatory agencies. That’s how a functioning government agency should work.
@@Michael-z7b5s To continue with your metaphor: There are a lot of perfect doctors too, but the fact is the information/science they are being fed isn't accurate.
I'm not against Conservation and government's involvement, but the idea that their science is infallible, or even in good faith a majority of the time is laughable. There's a lot right with it, but there's so much changing in what we know about agriculture, sustainability, and the inner-mingling of ag and wildlife that especially the government, and those in charge from top to bottom of these agencies screw up from merely suffering the human condition...which especially science in any industry these days are not immune to. IF people in society can screw it up, then so can those human scientists, through greed, bias, laziness, etc. I will admit the fact that funding being driven by the hunting industry to support the conservation of wildlife, land and hunting is a powerful thing. But that too gets twisted by those against hunting because they're in charge, or at least involved at many levels everywhere. And, we must NOT offend this noisy minority at any cost. My point, let's keep the faith, but not over trust these agencies by handing them more and more power. We need to own it to a greater extent, even if we somehow believe they are handling it perfectly. I'll admit to the Hunting/Conservation is good, but certainly not great. And, only a downgrade to make the move of pretending MORE legislation is the clear fix.
If you’re going to say Nevada like NevAHda then you better pronounce it with the proper Spanish pronunciation, which would sound like NAY-VAH-DUH. So just drop that AH sound and say Nevada like it should be. Navæda
Someone is really gonna have to do welfare checks on Steven when Trump loses and goes to prison lol
You’re just shit-posting this same thing on several of the Meateater videos? Get a life.
TDS is real
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Society is changing. A lot. As much as we love hunting and our lifestyle, if we have two neurons, we have to acknowledge that it is over, and we have to move on. They won, we lost. Its over. Move on.
Nothing like having ur childhood hero drop himself 10+ levels.........
I truly thought Steve knew better than to fall Fer alot of this shit and let his heart lead his head blindly past the science .............He will learn better with the rest of the dippys. It just takes time Fer history to repeat(as it already IS)
What is he not following the science on ?
I dont have the energy to watch this. Just wanted to call out the viewers and commenters for being so shallow and prioritizing your recreation over conserving wildlife and reintroducing predators to their native range.
6% of the population hunt (significantly less hunt big game). And though over 95% of hunters eat their kills, only between 16-35% hunt for the sole purpose of procuring meat (in the U.S., according to conflicting sources). So, why should we allow such a minority of the population's want for recreation over reintroducing keystone species? Sure, hunting provides funding for conservation efforts, but to think that there isnt enough tax money for conservation efforts without funding from the P-R act, Duck stamp act, etc. is honestly just silly. It shouldnt even be a discussion. As a biologist, I'm ashamed that these people encourage finding a middle ground. We've tolerated selfish, ignorant, and entitled "sportsmen" for way too long.
Truly can wait for the Good Ol' Boy, anthropocentric mentality of "everything exists for our use and pleasure" to die out. I wont even entertain responding to any comments unless it's clear you've at least read Richard Mackie's "History of Management of Large Mammals in North America".
You don't have the energy but are willing to ignorantly determine what the shows about? You call yourself a scientist but ignore key information being printed and just pull a summary out of thin air? Not very scientific of you. They don't talk about reintroduction or bring up being against it at all. They spend a great deal of time discussing the importance of predators on the landscape. This episode focuses on the ballot box biology happening in Colorado, which is ignoring biologists in the state. Stop being so ignorant.
“wont respond unless you read this book im super proud of myself for knowing about” 😂
Had to turn it off when he was talking about Biden running for president. Made it feel like a re run.
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STOP DOING TRVIA WITHOUT STEVE! ITS NO FUN WITHOUT HIS TERRIBLE ATTITUDE!
You misspelled "gamesmanship"... But I support your case, all the same.
I agree. I stopped watching without Steve. Even if they have him every few times. Recently he hasn't been there in a long time.
I still like it , but what I won't watch is when it's just the wives and girlfriends , I couldn't make it 10 minutes
@kenstygles6854 yeah bunch a yammering bitches
I don't watch any meat eater without steve his antics make it what it is