Big Bucks and Small Game: Wisconsin Whitetail Deer | S1E10 | MeatEater
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
- Steven Rinella heads to Wisconsin to spend a few days on his buddy’s historical family farm to hunt small game and whitetails in the famed Driftless area. There's plenty of action and wild game meals like Butterfly Venison Steaks and rabbit stew. Check out the MeatEater Podcast for more from Steve and the MeatEater Crew. Available here: bit.ly/2Scxfjn or wherever you get your podcasts. #fueledbynature #MeatEater
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Just got my first deer ever. Was bow hunting in southern Minnesota. Was a nice 6 point I've been excited all day to sit down and watch this while I taste my first deer heart. Steve and this show is probably the biggest influence of why I've become passionate about hunting and conservation. Thank you.
Congrats brother! I am 44 years old and starting hunting 2 years ago. Going for my first! This is my year!
34 here, hitting the land opening day Saturday in Oklahoma hoping to get my first. MeatEater definitely got me wanting to hunt real bad!
Best hunting show ever made. Period.
Absolutely
Facts
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This man is reason why I want to hunt never really did that before besides little pest control here and there around my land... Love the show 👍🏾
Eccept deer season is not till 3rd week in November in Wisconsin.And we don't have back tags anymore.Quit that a few years ago.Not telling you where the really big ones are :-)
Great content keep enjoying life.
In albania we use dogs but we aren’t fortunate enough like y’all to have a bunch of rabbits in the brush like that.
Is that the “pickling spice” from the charcuterie book?
? goúd?
Awesome bruv 🥃👏🏽.
Thx u 🙌🏼😤💀♎..
if you have guts hunt bare hands bear..or tiger...then i accept your HERO..
I find it funny how hunting deer is extremely slow and calm, then when they show rabbit hunting it’s completely chaotic lmao
I felt anxious watching the rabbit hunt. Maybe its just me but cant imagine being in the same area hunting with other people scattered like that.
Surely these guys know what they are doing tho
@@VIpown3d you kinda have to know what your doing rabbit hunting and exactly where everyone is at all times thats why you have to where orange vest and hat
If you dont know where everyone is then people get shot on accident
This is true and I love hunting them both.
Hahahaha
Got my 5 and 7 year old boys walking around the house saying "I....am a MeatEater." My wife grew up vegetarian.
Brilliant, your in-laws probably don't like you a lot
U sir are a legend
Raising them right! Good job sir 😃
This is how we win!
thats so funny lol
Best hunting show ever made. No fences. Public land, private land, any land. Shows his mistakes, and he does not waste the animal. A true conservationist. Good job Steven!
Yes
Doug is a beauty! Loved watching him with Rogan and Callen. Also, seeing how emotional he got while hunting in Alaska with Steve was just heart warming. Doug is one of those guys that every group of friends need.
@Doey Jiaz, I also watched that epie, could feel the emotion almost hey. Dougie is a real old soul and i think could'nt have taken a better buddy to hunt with for that epie!!
@John Marston i like to leave boogers in obvious conspicuous places.
100%. The Caribou Hunt was one of the top 5 episodes of all time!
We love you sock cucker
See, my family gives me crap for carrying a few birdshot shells when I hunt with a shotgun. No one says a word when I start cooking rabbits or squirrels after a slow deer day.
Meat is meat. Always take my bow or my .22 when I'm hunting big game
@@mikeford963 thank you! If I'm hunting, I'm hungry. Who wants freeze-dried chicken when you could have fresh rabbit while waiting for the big ones
@@randysparks1271 or fresh grouse. I very rarely go out with out getting at least one bird.
@@mikeford963 I live in TN, not much besides rabbits or squirrels around here. I'd love to try grouse hunting but there's just so few around that nobody hunts them.
@@randysparks1271 Bummer. I live in BC, Grouse are nearly every where around here.
Re: Driving deer. Cooperative hunting has been a thing ever since the evolution of mankind. We still do it today because it's effective and social.
Not in some states unfortunately it’s super illegal
@@fanosoX unfortunately.
I love the fact that this is so far out of my normal interest zone. Like YT is normally giving me gaming ads but on this I get volterol joint pain gel🤣 guess I'm not the target audience but damn it the show is too absorbing
It’s interesting how hunting philosophies manifest differently. My grandfather always taught us that if guys at camp were busting their butts, driving deer to you, being picky was not an option. You were to shoot.
Different goals. Doug is managing for big bucks. Your grandfather was trying to fill bellies (I’m guessing this was during/after the Depression and WWII, when seeing a deer was like seeing a snow leopard in the wild?)
Not really, it was more about respect for the guys crawling through the briers and brush trying to get you a deer. I once passed a scrubby 6ish point on a drive. It was frowned on, haha. I’m not saying either way is right or wrong, it’s just interesting, that’s all.
Passing on a deer will have you put on permanent driving duty in my camp
my dads legion friends invite me and him hunting ( he is in the sons) as im the youngest by like 30 years i have never been the one to stand but hey i get to hang out with some amazing people and learn there tricks
My first deer was killed on a drive, the guys wanted me to get another one. But I passed on a small doe and all the guys was pissed at me. They told me it was disrespectful to the driver to pass on deer.
I’m gonna just say how true that “we” comment is. It’s fun regardless! And it lasts in your memory.
I saw the mulie bucks from over 1400 yards out. I talked my buddy to go after them up the mountain. I spotted them again through the standing burn. He let me shoot first. I missed and he didn't. We packed it out the two miles and he took it home. There is "we" in the memory, but there aint no "we" in my miss. lol Awesome episode.
My father likes show , He knows English but some words he no longer understands them . Greetings
I am from South Africa, and never hunted in my life, but really do love Steve's show!!! Steve you should come to South Africa sometime, we some have awsome wild game here, Wildebeest, Gemsbok, Kudu, Springboks...keep the content coming, much love from SA😇
This is my world in America. Would love to see the empierces you guys have in South Africa!
@@okTim1987 would love to see you hunt giraffe here by us and try and skin that beast of an animal...hehehe, think it would take a week or 2 buddy, just kidding!!!😅😅
@throw away I am
Some really great South African hunts here on youtube... I really like the channel AirArmsHuntingSA... its not at all like this but man is he knowledgeable
Zuid Afrika over twee jaar bezoek Ik jullie land ivm een verjaardag.. Groeten uit Nederland!!
I loved the stick figure anamtion😂
I know im Dutch so it might be diffrent here but 'hazenpeper' here is not in batter and deepfry.
Hazenpeper is hare fried in cast iron with a red wine peper sous!!
that was not battered, nor deep fried. it was floured and fried on cast iron. My grandma, Inge, would disagree with the type of flour he used, but everything else checks out
There was no batter or deep fry in this video.
19:44 This moment, this kid, mouth dirty with food, and a happy moment with everyone together. This is the moment that shows the importance of this group of people work. Keeping a work, preserving a species, and cultivating this knowledge about hunting. Great show.
Thanks for uploading these old seasons. I never got to see them on netflix.
I love this episode, how you caught Doug's passion for land management, and how you then took action with the Back 40 series. I have huge respect for what y'all are doing for hunting.
Man I wish I had a dad that was this enthusiastic about hunting like Steve when I was growing up!!!! Love the show and I’d love to hunt with y’all one day!!!! God bless
get out there and do it! life is short and there are a lot of hunters that start without knowing a thing, but the best way to learn is just by going. you will never regret it trust me
Definitely get out there my guy 💪🏾
Well put brother. Me too. I just took up hunting two years ago and am sad I waited so long.
Wow this is probably my favourite episode ever!!! Love the variety! In the hunting and the food!
When are they going to just put the whole show on Netflix?
Never unfortunately
It was on Netflix, but faded the seasons out as it get older!!!
Probably never sadly they only have the licensing for what they have on there now.
This way they make more money trough youtube ad revenue, so Steve can make more content for us :D
theres a hunting doc on Netflix staring both Steve and the land owner and tells the story of how the faarm came to be and it was his brothers idea who passed from cancer, highly suggest watching
Wholesome content, this is what youtube was made for. Thanks Steve!
Another great episode!!!!
Did those squirrels have all their nuts intact???
You referring to the fox squirrel’s predilection for castrating rival males?
In México most hunters need to use that "sombrero" we have a poor education about hunting, even we have a great country with a great variety of ecosystems and natural resources. Greetings Steve from my beloved country, México.
Y sii!! Tienes razon en mexico nuestra gente caza nomas por cazar sin discriminar, matan parejo sin importar tamaño , si es hembra o macho o si es temporada o no. Pero el problema alla es que nuestras leyes no son aplicadas como se debe, hay leyes pero como dije esas leyes triztemente no son enforzdas. Todo nos vale madre.😌😔
@@tico1283 Así es amigo, tristemente la cultura del "valemadrismo" la tenemos tan arraigada que ya es parte de nosotros, para prueba está este tema y muchos otros, pudieramos ser una potencia en esto por tanto recurso que tenemos pero la ignorancia en la mayoría de los casos nos detiene. Saludos y buena caza.
"Don't start cursing until AFTER the rabbits gone!" Has to be a favorite line in this episode.
kind of weird having Biden who is anti gun advertising on a hunting video. Otherwise loved it
14:42 I thought “Holy fuck, those some big ass deer.”
lmao
Sou fã qui no Brasil, assisto todas séries da Netflix ,🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
The rabbit hunting strategy is making me wanna give up my solitary hunting and phone a friend. Only problem I can see is that the snowshoe hares up here will stay stock still til you pass by then run out behind you, not sure a square formation would necessarily work on them. Need like a “V” so the guy behind can see em run.
Good thing is you can still hunt them pretty well if you like working your eyes. It’s been five years that I’ve been focusing on it and I’m just now getting to where I can see one or two before they bolt (also helps that they change colors based on day length. They’re turning white now, but global warming has delayed the first snows into November around here).
I just need to get a pointer, I think😁
Thats real close to where I hunt during deer season. Strange to see it on this show haha
You know old this is lol... guys got back tags... we stopped that here in WI years ago
I noticed that too!
Steve putting the rizz on the farmers daughter 😂
I live in wisconsin and gotta love the amount of meat!!
Me to Washaura County
@@christopherruf7092 Little Town called Poy Sippi. A 20 minute drive to wautoma
@@christopherruf7092 Hunting is spectacular. I even hunt in public and get a buck every year
I have hunted Sauk county my entire life and love as a kid a handful of 22lr and the whole day in the woods and come home with dinner of rabbits and squirrels. I miss those
Days
I’m a fan of your show, Steve, and I’m also Mexican. What’s up with the sombrero meaning a mistake? A sombrero symbolizes a beautiful Mexican culture. No hard feelings, but maybe they should change the sombrero thing. Thanks again for every episode, Steve.
What i love most about your content is its not a giant infomercial like most other hunting shows. Just facts and not trying to sell gimmicky products.
I was born and raised in SW Wisconsin. Love the video!
Are there antler restrictions in Wisconsin?
@@gabbyjosephine 3" or bigger is considered a buck
I've never had any desire to eat rabbit or squirrel but when I see what Steve does with those things, my mouth waters
I love that. Growing up in the Midwest hunting deer on the eage of a field great hunting and great friends. Good luck to all of you out there.
Wisconsinites whet you at
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Just went out rabbit hunting today and had a great day.we use dogs though.but jump shooting can be fun.
Man that’s how my group use to hunt when we use to have enough men :/ I love pushing the deer to the guys on the stand lol
Also, as a Midwest hunting kid I totally understand the thrill of what they’re doing, hunting bunnies, squirrels, and deer. And they all cook up so well too...
I remember a good hunter loved all over wisconsin name was chai vang ...best hunter in wisconsin ...
Steve I’ve never seen you so happy on a hunt 🤣
Best show ever
Living good and eating good. Great episode!
Hi , I’m from Mexico I could like it if you can put subtitles in Spanish 🙏🏻 Please
@Yi Wang 🤨 I don’t understand you question?
@Yi Wang I know but no my father ? I’ll do it for him ,He would like to understand better if there were subtitles
By far my favorite episode. Seen all this is one of the best. All about hunt to cook.
This is my life every year living in Wisconsin I love it, this is what growing up here was like
This was one of the best episodes I’ve seen and truly what hunting and the outdoors is about. Friends,good times and the memories made.
I doubt if I could keep up with Steve in the woods, but I’d try, and since my place is 20 minutes from Doug’s farm, I love the area. But I’d love the opportunity to cook with Steve.... Smoking venison and enjoying small game brings such a joy... Thank you for this episode.
Man what an honor it would be to have Rinella make you a plate of his rabbit and squirrel stew. And what an honor it would be to hunt Doug's farm. Hell of a season finale!
Must be nice to be allowed to use a rifle to hunt white tail! I cannot even imagine. A muzzleloader is as close as we are allowed to get in Ohio. However, I stay out of the woods during gun/shotgun weeks. Too many crazy people for me. I stick to bow season only.
I'm German and not how I remember Hasenpfeffer being made. Delicious. But, it's been years since I've had it and, I'm sure there are a lot of variations. As long as it's tasty in the end. So many good ways to cook rabbit, I haven't even thought about it. I'll have to ask dad if he has his mom's recipe. Now I'm curious.
This look like how I was as a kid
Little 12-13 year old me would go out each and everyday with my 20 gauge and my good old beagle named rosco and I would just walk and walk and walk (we had 900 acres between my parents and my grandparents) so I had the space to go
And each day I would come home with with 3 or 4 rabbits someday a sqiirl or 2 other days if I was lucky I could call in a yote with a little hand call and mabye shoot one (that only happened once but I got 4 red fox that way) and I would always love skinning them and eating them all on the weekend with a little campfire with my good ol dog
But that all ended once my dog passed (coyote got ahold of him one night and there was nothing to do whenever I saw him suffering so I had to do the hardest thing in my life and give him to the lord with my 22 (haven't shot 5hat pistol since) but after he passed i couldn't get anything
And I knew it was the coyotes fault so I set out 500 dollars worth of traps and set out to kill everyone possible
I trapped about 11 and shot atleast 30 of them
We had a coyote problem in our town dew to lots of farms
I still miss those days and my good ol rococo
I'd love to hunt the midwest, we're a few weeks into deer season here in Georgia and its reaching temps in the mid to upper 80's....
Man, I hear ya. In AZ here, and it's supposed to be back up to 90+ next week after this current cold front moves off :/
NW Wisconsin here. We've already got snow on the ground. Deer hunting in 80 degree temps, or even 60 wouldn't feel right! You guys must really have to stay on top of getting your deer cut up right away in those temps
South Ga is hot and the bugs are thick
@@codylongsdorf7796 we keep coolers full of ice..... only way to keep from ruining the meat.
I am not a hunter but have been intrigued by other meat eater videos in wanting to explore it. The deer hunt here seems somewhat strange to me, however. How often is that herd of deer run out of the woods like that? It seems to be a game that is being replayed as the deer look like they knew what was going on. I'm not as interested in this type of hunting as I have been when watching Steve track and hike deep into wild places to find wild animals. For me, it feels like fishing a rural stocked pond vs an alpine lake at 11k feet. I mean no offense to anyone that hunts like this. Just isn't as appealing to me, someone who has been wanting to learn to hunt.
Gross I hate how gregarious people are ... lol 😆
Love seeing the ol back tags! Miss those days giving my uncle crap as he changes outer layers and has his (at the time) young buck nephew remind him he would be technically not legal. Good side jabbing was part of the Wisconsin gun hunt.. Tradition and family
Good old clean fun. The deer drive very organized very precious which it should be. The rabbit hunt is just a circus. Lol I loved it. Great show.
Lay with them Steve. I enjoy your videos on you tube. I don’t do other social media just to much hate for each other. God bless S.R. Stay safe and good hunting
That is just simply awesome, we have got to be so thank full, for this awesome animals God created for us to enjoy, for both hunting and eating them, I just love it even just watching the Chipmunks get ready for winter, and all that stuff it's so interesting, they never had or needed any schooling, and yet they know exactly what to do, I love it 💯💪👍
You need to visit Maine for Whitetail and head out into the big woods where the deer are ghosts.
growing up we went to my great grandmas in Viroqua the area was simply amazing sadly she passed this last year and my grandma sold her house, i hope i get to move out there one day
The technique you peoples used are called HAN-CO in HINDI language. This was practished at the time of kings & british rule in india before 1947 when there was lots of jungle & wild animals. There peoples form a big circle and with drums make noise and scare them and push them to run in a particular directions. There the lords+british men coming from englandh hunted them as trophy. British hunted many big cat just for fun & trophy. After 1947 the hunting any wild big or small is totally prohibited. And we do not have that much big jungle also due to the populations explosion of fucking humans. 150 crores and fucking more.
The driftless area looks a bit like Missouri, rolling hills and shit.
Lifetime MN hunter, still hunt every year but gave up deer drives 20 years ago. Almost being shot in the head by irresponsible hunter will do that.
I would never take part in a rabbit hunt like that, too easy for something to go wrong.
O u should be over it by now
Just wondering isn't it kinda dangerous how they were hunting for the rabbits? Friendly fire?
I absolutely love watching meat-eater!! I don't know much about hunting, but really want to learn.
The laughter during that rabbit hunt was a Top 10 ME moment, IMO.
Steve got me into hunting
Awesome video and great hunts!
By the way, I love your logo!
Do you think doug shot that little buck so you didn’t shoot a monster? Lol awesome video bro!
I love the hunting and community here in Wisconsin, an amazing plethora of good Deer and small game to boot. Also the Coyote hunting here is great, they can be hunted year round as well, same with Grouse (if you can find them haha). I have to try that marinade recipe! Good stuff Steven.
Grouse year round? Sounds heavenly to a mainer
@@gtaylor9218 Yep! They're more abundant (for lack of a better word) in the northwoods/ northern quadrant of the state and into the upper peninsula of Michigan. Got a couple several years ago on my last bird/ game trip further north, good eats and a great time!
@@DJTheMetalheadMercenary I spend alot of October stalking them in central/ northern maine. Fantastic eating, and one of my favorite hunts
@@DJTheMetalheadMercenary we only get 3 months though..and November is firearm season for deer. ...always nice tagging out on the early side to jump back on the partridge
@@gtaylor9218 Nice!!!! Yeah Deer gun season is about the same time here, so it's nice to be able to supplement the rest of the time going after open small and pest game and other unregulated hunts. Sounds like a great time!
Doesn’t really get better
what a nice guy sharing his hunting setup
This is the true essence of our heritage. Always putting thought into it but with the understanding the meaning of the moment plays a huge factor. Great show!!
Love to Hunt! Love my venison! But I get .. a doe with fawns in her developing in her is a tough on me. Just me ..I just don't like late season
There’s a hundred more just like her that I didn’t shoot. Deer aren’t a threatened species anymore.
Best "snapshot" of the beautiful AMAZINGNESS of hunting (especially in Wisco 😉🤣)!! Thank you guys very much for this video!!!!
God bless
So you have one rule in the community that everyone is aware of and is very conscious about not breaking when hunting.. & first thing you do is shoot the first thing you see. Glad to see those rules are really working for ya. If your land is famous for producing big bucks, why shoot that puny fucking thing. HEATHENS PRAY IN PULIC YALL.
St Lawrence River Northern NY, clayton
Would love to invite you and the boys ,
Any hunting fishing or drunkn talks.
Lol ...I have a camp on 1.2 million acres state worthy of finding any passion. best fresh water fishing that Bass masters classics will keep coming.. love the show with natural people.. anytime boys your welcome , 150 inch bucks, with recipe of love. hit me up. Staie free or die trying
I watched Randy Newberg for a long time, until the roadhunting dips***s took over. I think MeatEater and Rinella has become my favorite.
I watched a couple episodes of Gritty with Brian Call. First episode I watched, some blonde jackass is shooting at a mulie at 600 yards. Wounded him badly, and he suffered for what I assume was close to 5 minutes, hard to tell with editing, so **** that show too.
Quality hunting shows are getting few and far between.
Dear mr Rinella, I follow your show on Netflix and like it very much. However, I have a question for you: It seems that in the US no dogs are used to track wounded deer. I mean after the shot has been placed. I am from Europe, and hounds who are specialized in following the trail of a wounded deer or boar are common in Europe. E.g. (German = "Bayerischer Gebirgsschweißhund") .
The montage of them loading their rabbit guns was pretty fun
Idea- link up with Chef Roi Choi or Chef David Chang for a celebrity cooking co-host episode.
They're amazing chefs who like Steve uses traditional foods from different cultures and combines or alters the techniques and recipes with amazing results. I bet he could help Steve figure out other ways to solve some of the different cooking problems associated with different game meats.
They're both funny as heck and specialize in creating new recipes and are definitely open to new experiences like hunting, as you can tell from their Netflix cooking shows, "The Chef Show" and "Ugly Delicious". I bet Steve could take them on a hunt based around what type of game they want to experiment with and make 2 episodes out of it! Take care y'all!
Nobody has a voice like Steven Rinella!!!
90%? I've killed hundreds of snowshoe hares by hunt and stalk. Ya'll city boys are nuts. Deed drives sounds horrible. I observed one once and it didn't work.
3 hours later, I stalked down to an old landing and killed a nice 4 point black tail.
Hunting for me is a personal solitary enjoyment At the most with one good friend.
Ayo, I'm a Wisconsinite
The owner Doug Duran looks just like a hairy "Very Healthy" William Hurt from the movie "The incredible Hulk". Same exact voice also.
I've never marinated squirrel.
We always fried the young tender ones.. and used the older tougher ones for squirrels and gravy with rice.. or squirrels and dumplins..or squirrel gumbo.. or... (use your imagination and fill in the blank)
These people don't need to go to the butcher to buy meet. It's all out there, they're the lucky children and they can breath in the fresh air. But still, they need money right! True, but they save money. I can't do that, I have to spend more money to cook and I'm out in the city- yea...! But money is what makes the world go round. That's true! But I'm in love with my software. I'm, "com si com sa," in one way. I don't like doing the practical but I enjoy watching it where it's nice and cozy and warm in winter; and where it's cool in summer where I wont get wet in the rain.
I wish I could go hunting, I love in South FL and have a hunting license but I have no idea how to start or do anything. I'm just stuck
Find you some public land near by and just get out there. Make sure you know the rules and start making mistakes lol. That's how I learned.
@@stephencarlson5394 only public land our there near me is in the everglades and North like loxatchee, stupid far from me
I saw a clipnof someone loading the butt end of a Nylon 66. Looked like an Apache. Best 22 semi ever made IMO. Love those guns.