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Clam guns for the win!

I want a video of all the times Steve puts his own personal pronunciations on words. Also everytime he says javelina.

Nice a deer backpack lol

This episode is the best version of Steve I've ever seen. Fantastic content as always. Meateater can't be touched.

Great vid, Steve! 💪 Question: can you tell which brand is the gun maintenance holder at 2:28 (th-cam.com/video/NkDXDs1mJOo/w-d-xo.html)? Thanks!!!

Background Music ist very annoying

hello if anyone could tell me the type of tree set up clay was using in this video i would greatly appreciate it

Anyone have a line on any good mule folks? I've been looking for one for a long time.

It would be cool to see what he actually likes or if he actually has opinions on things. It's seems like it's just a commercial for all brands he's affiliated with.

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Yall should hire wrestlers for this job, they would grab that thing like its 5 pounds

I would have never taken him for the organized sort.

Meh.. Not my thing. Would rather have a 6 lug mark 5.

300 win mag ! Weatherby! Vortex! Just can’t go wrong with that! Good stuff and enjoy the spring bear hunting

Clay, What are you running for ammo?

Sweet gun Clay

The unbridled jealousy and envy of some of you fellas is pathetic. Instead of bitching go get a job and buy your self some nice stuff. Not one of you would say that to his face. Cause you know what would happen.

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Man I wish I would have known that back in December! Had to carry him out of a clearcut like Santa!🎅🇺🇸🦌

Search for the NZ (New Zealand) back pack method. Much faster.

This was his first time. After a few days on the job he can easily take two at a time

I will definitely try this next deer hunt, thanks Clay!

Nice tour! I have an old school pencil sharpener up in my garage too. Having a sharp pencil is important!

Clay, Excelente tip… gracias, saludos desde Yucatán, México…

Nice Its sweet to see how "self explanatory" the whole system is....

But... where are the saws, drill press, belt grinder, welder and anvil? What kind of garage is this, anyway?! I do get a hard on for that kind of organization, though.

Can you speak to the amount of exercise time that you or any of meat eater team keep up with regularly to feel confident in the woods?

Thanks Clay!

Long live simplicity..

Good man Steve

Where are the man tools? I saw a wrench. Chop saw? Drill press? Table saw?

Got a weatherby element half off on a killer sale. Love the shotgun but it was too long for myself. Weatherby does not offer a youth or cut down stock for this shotgun as it isnt even made by weatherby. None the less, against manufacturer recomenation, i cut it down myself and put a grind to fit stock on it. Shoots great and fits great. For a budget 20 guage its pretty nice and id recommended it.

Steve dresses like me.

I had to watch to see if I’ve been doing it different from a pro. The only difference is I run my thumb nail from back to front down the spine instead of using a knife to clear the clot.

Nice work Cal!!

Is Clay running an Carlson’s or Indian Creek choke tube in his actual hunts? In this video he says Carlson’s but in the Missouri hunt and in the Spring Turkey Tips and Tricks he is rocking an Indian Creek choke. Which one is he actually using? Asking because I have an element which I am turning into a turkey gun and there is not a lot of media on it.

First lite has a ton of sales throughout the year and that helps out. Yes it’s expensive but I’ve been wearing their stuff for years and the majority of it is top notch. Only had a few pieces that I didn’t care for. Their base layers are worth it.

Read Steve's books, and you'll find him a thoughtful and honest observer of hunting lore and techniques, and environmental issues. I don't care if he's sponsored by (or owns) First Lite. I've got a couple of warm FL items, bought on sale. They are great, but if you don't pay attention to the wind and step on every crunchy thing in your path, $1,000 worth of gear on your back won't make any difference Maybe it's my advanced age, but when I was a boy, Weatherby was the gun for effete rich guys. Always wondered why he chose that brand. What brand should he have chosen? I don't know, I have an ancient Ruger 77, II, bought new for $325, and it's all I need.

I like it for lots of reasons, first of all they pay me to…

You Jokers do realize that Rinella owns First Lite, right?

I don't have an issue with the products in the video, in fact i think they're excellent products. But i do have an issue with the items not being linked and prices mentioned, especially if they were provided for review. There were WAY too many products from the same First Lite company for this NOT to be a sponsored video. You legally have to disclose that, so this video is shady with that being the case. The FTC could give you hell for this. Always disclose that content is sponsored or products are provided for free.

Too bad that stopped making the cypher pattern

Good video, but some things to keep in mind 1) Ideally you use a pack pad (30x44) which comes further down your stock's side, protecting them from the load rubbing their side. 2) Your panniers are hanging quite low and if you're packing anything very heavy, it puts extra pressure on the animals ribs, making it harder for them to breathe, and increasing the likelihood of soring your stock. 3) It's a good idea to lash your load down. If the animal jumps or bucks, you have the potential of your panniers coming off the crossbuck and dragging/swinging. That's when wrecks happen. A simple box hitch is easy, quick, and will eventually save you some headaches. Nothing will turn you off of packing more than soring or injuring your animal in a preventable situation. Most important though, get out there, enjoy the outdoors, take care of your stock, and breathe some fresh air.

You don’t need to buy all this all at once if you aren’t serious about hunting and you can’t make the investment don’t go after a guy who makes a bit of a sacrifice to be comfortable in the field

Face toward the their head when you reach underneath for the cinch Clay. If they reach up to swat a fly with their back foot they could get your teeth 👉

Idk why people are hating. This is his profession. If all yall went into the woods daily you’d want the best stuff too. This isn’t something old boy who hunts on the weekends with an 870 and some mossy oak needs. This is for the guy who eats sleeps and breathes the outdoors. Someone who needs to be successful because it’s his livelihood. Take a step back and really ponder on why he needs these things instead of I can’t afford that!

You don't have to specify you wear "Men's" drawers on hunting trips...or maybe you do, I don't judge.

Its really not all that expensive... jesus stop complaining. If you worked in his industry you would too

for a mere $18,000 you to could have the same gear! 👌🏼

Steve goes into the woods wearing a mortgage payment, super relatable.