300 yards is a long ways to get a buck to stop with a grunt.......just sayin!

@@to8860 I can’t argue that

Give a sharp bark. Just need it to stop n look. They hear yotes all the time.

100%

Randy Newberg tho...

Totally agree!

Not just a hunting show IMO . I will agree it's a really great show to watch if you want to learn about hunting and sooo much more about life .

I tried watching other hunters and feel like they are a cheap thrill quick and dirty making questionable shots and being greedy I like “deer meat for dinner” too he’s like meat eater but lower production quality

@@randoir1863 Except that it is “just”a hunting show. It’s nothing more than that. It just shows many aspects of hunting that most other hunting shows don’t.

Humans aren’t “supposed” to be doing anything. We’re so adaptable for a reason. There is no one way to live right.

@@SnailHatan the point is humans as a whole (as in all the species in the genus homo) were eating nearly exclusively large animals for a couple million years before we first figured out agriculture 15,000 or so years ago and became physically able to sustain ourselves on majority plant matter. Hunting is natural to humans, chasing prey and taking them down with long range tools is what homo sapiens do. Sure you could argue a bear isnt "supposed" to eat a dead moose it finds too because it could choose not to and it could walk back up a mountain to eat berries instead, but the natural thing to do would be for it to sniff out and eat that animal. We became adaptable through our pursuit and cooking/eating of these animals. Everyting else you do in life today came later, as rinella so elegantly puts it in the openings of earlier episodes: "in each and every one of us there is a primal instinct to hunt and consume"

His interview on the joe rogan podcast is really good too !

@@thisisahmed4571 which one? He’s been on like 8 or 9 times I believe haha. they’re all good! just didn’t know which you were referencing

All of his books can be read in his voice, and they're all awesome

I literally finished that book today at work. Was amazing. The hunting stories were very interesting and the deeper meanings he pulled from the things he learned are riveting

Have fun mate, can't wait for my first one eventually!

Awesome to hear, its honestly great to see so many new people getting into hunting.

I was never interested in hunting (just target shooting) until like this year when I watched some Meat Eater episodes on here (then realized it was on Netflix too). May go with my uncle deer hunting in the UP of MI this year, or next if not this.

Fantastic. Glad to hear it Eric. Good luck and soak it all in brother.

Goodluck buddie

...Morgan Freeman is still alive. Morgan Freeman IS modern day Morgan Freeman lol

Big bend in Texas has the best night skies in the country. It's an incredible place to camp!

@@aluminumbeluga Thank you for the recommendation! I'll try to make that my first stop! :)

@@aluminumbeluga doesn’t matter where you live there will always be an evening when Mother Nature says check this out lads and you just have to go wow

lol same

Yeah, I watch one of these and immediately think about digging through the freezer. It's worse with a seafood episode cuz I definitely ain't got that

The only downside is digging through the freezer only to find out you can't make whatever he's cooking 😅

@@randysparks1271 is that because he is a better cook or like me your freezer is a little on the empty side 🤔

@@iankemp3438 I ain't even gonna pretend I can cook, but it's definitely both of those yeah. I live on a hill side in tennessee, I get catfish, squirrel and deer usually and a feral pig if I'm really lucky. I did buy his books and I hope to try a few recipes though.

As a vegetarian for 9 years, I never felt better. Modern meat farming is disgusting. But, I love hunting. So, now i have settled on only eating meat that I hunt. Good for my mind, my body, and the planet.

I'm not a hunter but I really enjoy the content. Look forward to the weekly episodes.

That's showing your age. I remember mutual of Omaha also. It was awesome

If you hunt, you will hear that. Even if you know for a fact the fella saying wouldn't have made that shot either, he'll still whine that you didn't. It's just how hunters are, how people are.

I agree... My favorite was Steve and remi... Steve hit one with a bow at full charge... Very impressive to me!

Como se hace para sacar un permiso para llevar un rifle para cazar en mexico?