Listening to them talk about a nature conservancy in my hometown of Hell MI was something special to listen to today

I can say that every lead soft point I've used worked for me. Some copper bullets did not expand and deliver their energy. I saw one go through an elk, a fence post, a 5" tree and several inches of dirt before stopping with minimal expansion.

The great north irl

Mountain lions go by many names. Cougar, puma, panther, catamount, Karen…

I love big racks too Steve

Yall should definitely add a description for the songs at the end of the episodes. I listen to every podcast and usually spend too much time afterwards trying to find the song titles from the end. Lots of great ones, and the artists should be getting recognized for their work. Just a thought, anyway. Thanks for all you do.

From the first time Joe has went out, he’s changed so much. Def seems like an actual hunter now.

I cannot believe these deer could hold still for that long. They deserve a raise

Morgan just seems so happy to be there, and so positive, like a kid... wholesome content

Oh let's talk about that. You kept that real quiet chef.

There's a lot tomlike about Leupold, but common land is more abused than private land. Private land is the owner's most valuable resource. The farmer has an incentive to preserve it because he, and his family, benefit from it directly. His idea of preservation may differ from that of the hunter, but nobody should kid themselves that abused land remains productive.

I’ve tried carp cooked several different ways. It’s always tasted nasty to me. I’m a natural born lover of fish and seafood but carp is crap.

First of all- y’all are doing great work. Spreading the word on complex conservation ideals. I learn critical information from y’all nearly every episode and I’m grateful. However, I can’t help but notice the absence of Ryan Callaghan this episode. What’s up with that? I feel like he’s a leading voice for conservation oriented meateater content and would have appreciated his perspective on the pod. I recommend y’all do a better job pairing the crew with the pillars they’re strongest with (Corrinne 😉). Ps- Yanis falling asleep during the episode?

Absolutely disgusting trapping shows you are not men. Unsubscribed

Throw this chili verde on a bed of rice and maybe even grab a tortilla to eat it with and you’ll take this to another level. Absolutely no criticism here, this looks amazing. Great episode

I've seen people catch wild goldfish and use them as bait for snook and tarpon in the fresh water canals south florida.

Yes ground hog is good eating lol

Brother I love the show I’m from Eastern Kentucky was raised up being a meat eater.

Stephanie is a total babe and thicker than a mf 🥵 what I wouldn’t give to see that ass cheek scar. Powerlifting chicks always have the nicest legs

The green fire with the wolf always comes to mind when I hear about the book. That and how they stayed in a chicken coop. I had a professor in environmental science that had met and did some sort of work with people who worked directly with Aldo at a certain point in time. Teacher shed tears every time he told the story .

For removing the hairs I literally use a lint roller. I keep one separated so the wife doesn’t accidentally use it 😂

It’s unfortunate that you don’t see him thanking the land and the animal for its sacrifice to feed them and their family 👎

Hey, man, nice shot.

#3 Jack Miner 👍

It’s appa latchin. As a man from these men’s it crucial to get it correct!

What Calibre rifle?

Awesome

JSn. I seen you flinch like my lil sister. You are not worthy!!

Excellent topic, excellent podcast! A Sand County Almanac was a favorite of mine as a young woodsman in the late 60's/early 70's. If I get a vote on who is carved on Mount Conservation I gotta add Gifford Pinchot, George Bird Grinnell, and Sigurd Olson.

Better video to me

Brad, completely misses the Anchorman "Chicken of the Pond", what a great Pull by Ryan. Brad your Man Card is in jeopardy I will leave it to Steven to decide.

Great highlight on conservation this episode. Bring back Karl and Doug more.

This video is so random, who are the new guys? Didn’t hear any cometary from them about the hunt. The video needed some background commentary during the hunting scenes

This is the first full episode I've dedicated to listen too that's held my interest the whole way through from you guys. Thank you all for being you. 🙏

Why wait to shoot. Was it a line of sight thing and didn't want to hit the other two?

Steve giving a teaser for his next “close calls” audio book. Damn - I’m gonna be out like another seventeen bucks because the first two were utterly sublime.

John Muir and John James Audubon

In Germany my memory about carp it’s eating around New Years.The fish are raised on cabbage in clean water tanks. I also remember seeing lots of eels.

The otter story starts around 35 minutes.

Proud New Mexican here, just want to set the record straight. It was the New Mexico territory which included what is now Arizona, not the other way around.

Great conversation. Thank you. The song at the end certainly stirred up some emotions, too. Thanks again.😎👍🏽

Great episode. Plus a great lesson on noy being closed minded,

Morgan Freeman would be excellent reading A Sand County Almanac (he did a PSA for Ducks Unlike 10 or so years ago).

MeatEater, You're so cool! Let's be friends and have fun!

Sono continuamente stupito dalla profondità delle conoscenze e delle competenze dimostrate dai membri di questa comunità. È impressionante.🔥

Your talent is truly mind-blowing. Thank you for such inspiring content!❣️❣️❣️ № 🛫,

Your talent is truly mind-blowing. Thank you for such inspiring content!🍎🍎 " 🦞*

My favorite quote is when he talks about how 120 acres is what he owns but thats according to the county assessor but hes a sleepy fellow so until hes in the office he owns anything he can walk

I miss the old ep titles. Bring ‘em back.

How about an episode on the Frank Church Wilderness Area, this would be very interesting and informative