Podcast Bonus Episode | A Buck-A-Day
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ก.ย. 2024
- Steven Rinella talks with Paul Neess, Jason Phelps, Matt Cook, Janis Putelis, and Seth Morris.
Topics discussed: The “whitetail industrial complex" and Jani cutting down trees to create a little wildlife nest; Dirt’s grandfather’s chapstick of choice: his very own earwax; Bible verses that reference hunting and trapping; playing it safe with God and the Old Testament; the correlation between reported Bigfoot sightings and bear populations; BLM land opened up to solar energy development; Steve’s plan to use imminent domain to seize urban areas and sports stadiums for solar development instead of on undeveloped landscapes; controversy around how the king salmon of the Gulf of Alaska are headed for an ESA listing; how orcas pull on America’s heart strings; upset around listing sturgeon; the “buck a day” mantra in Sonora, Mexico; DIY steps for how to make a turkey foot giving the middle finger; and more.
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Outro song: "Flash in the Pan" by Lane Farrar
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The closing tune is honestly my favorite. No point trying out any others. That's a winner right there!
What a fantastic outro song, first one I'm going to search up and listen to.
I first heard about using earwax for lip balm while in the army, specifically before deploying to Afghanistan back in 2004.
On my 40 acres which has not been touched for over 30 years, it looks like a warm zone from the wet ground, lack of deep solid roots of trees and wind storms which blown down so many massive pines. Great spots for deer but also very hard hunting.
Great video guys
Sounds like our land, it makes great grouse land though. You reload that 4570?
@@FederalPacificEhit does make great grouse habitat, along with snowshoe hair. Yes I do reload for my 45-70’s I don’t have a caliber that I don’t reload for. It’s too addictive!
I might have to submit a big foot sighting for region 3 just so people know there's bears there. I laughed so hard when I heard that.
Hey Steve, not to be rude but you got some great people around you and you got to give respect to receive respect an I know that you are busting on each other. Everyone has a opinion on what they do, no matter what an they'll let you know that, just my thoughts on this one . Thanks again for another good show and keep doing what you're doing for you are kicking butt 😊
That was a nightmare to read
Janis, just in case you didn't know this. Dear eat acorns and actually hit the oaks hard in the early season. Use them as a tool. Maybe an acre here and acre there. you can put a stand in the trees for added concealment for bow harvests. then you can do stands in the open areas. I do land management specializing in hunting properties if you would like for me to take a look... or I could be on a podcast and we could podcast your whole plan/plan options.
You can absolutely boost new growth without chopping up the entire woods, and boosting stem count, while maintaining a diversity of habitat multiple species will visit theoughout the year.
While solar/wind take up more land compared to non-renewables, they also crucially work synergistically with other land uses in a way non-renewables can't (have a look at some of multiple-use renewable & the agriculture shading projects!) the actual land use has the potential to be far less than alternatives and also to be integrated into land that's already developed or unsuitable for protection/development as opposed to huge swaths of public land that happen to be wherever the oil/coal/natural gas is).
Agriculture has no problem growing next to oil wells...
Unfortunately untrue www.google.com/url?q=foodandwaterwatch.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/ib_1605_frackingandthefoodsystem-web.pdf&sa=U&ved=2ahUKEwjrxr_av8SEAxXQElkFHeH-BtAQFnoECAgQAg&usg=AOvVaw2cl_TPk8WKO-imV2b9iiyw, and at best they are used as adjacent land use not integrated multiple land use.
Solar would seem to be most efficient to be built near where it would be used which would be cities. Covering parking lots and roofs would be a good place to start.
@@Eric-dr5bjagreed!
43:00 Y'all hit the nail in the head on this one. We need to put the solar panels on the top of the buildings that are generating heat and are not participating in photosynthesis. Have you ever stepped on concrete on a hot day? How about asphalt? How about grass? Why is the grass not hot? If we had green concrete It would be hot. Why is the grass not hot? We're worried about warming. Why are we replacing grass with a heat generating mass?
Covered parking lots and roofs would have to be the most efficient and require the least amount of resources. Also the heat generated and be used for HVAC and hot water uses
I have a heavy wooded some under brushed 5 ac at one time any time there are 25-30 does having their babies the storms keep it all natural is best I broadcast seeding by Hand and lots green under the tree covering
The problem is Oak Wilt.
Those laws in Leviticus aren't followed since Jesus Christ came and gave us the New Covenant.
They are still followed by Jews and some sects of Christianity.
Plenty of Jewish people do.
Many many observant Jews do.
Do you pay tithe?
Got to jump in on the idea that troll fisheries are selective. The amount of fish hooked and landed that are undersized and drug until death is unconscionable. Also catching immature chinook that have more years to live and grow at create more poundage is also a problem. The reason we no longer have 6-7 year old fish is that there are two many hooks and they will bite one before they get to that age. Love the podcasts but this is an another one of those things you don’t know unless you know. Y’all had a name for it and I can’t remember it now!!
Predict a great turn around on the coues deer hunt.
It seems the black bears feel safe enough to move into an area once it has an established population of sasquatch. Symbiosis ?
Or is it mutualism? 😅
I was waiting for that
Controversial opinion if your take leaves you have too much time on your hands
Instead of using prime wildlife habitat to put solar panels on, use desert land. The solar panels would shade the ground, thus lowering the temperature of the ground and providing shade for desert dwelling animals, and that is all waste land anyway. You can't garden it. It's to hot and dry to live on and the only practical manufacturing facility to put on it would be a glass factory! Therefore we might as well put solar panels on it!
Desert land is not waste.... there are many wildlife and plant species that need those arid lands.
Yani looked actually quite upset in the beginning there
Looks like the stove pipe is installed upside down.
Yall not have heat in that cabin?
A "bigfoot person" would say the reason is that bigfoots and black bears naturally live in many of the same areas and prefer similar habitat.
40 acres isn’t enough land to raise big bucks on Yanni. Unless you’re fencing it in. Keep your nice oak trees.
😂
If someone shows you a "new old saying" be skeptical 😂.
Cutting down trees is never the answer
Amos, is only in a Catholic Bible.
Hmmm... Amos is included in both the Catholic bible and the Protestant bible. It is not a book among the 7 books of the Catholic Apocrypha.
Yannis understands that deer love acorns. Right?
They do but large oak flats choke out the undergrowth. You’d be able to see to the other side of a 40 piece if it had all old growth oak
@stevenrinella please stop with all the Umm … it’s annoying as hell to hear someone who’s a writer using Umm at the start of every sentence.. Do Better for gods sake..
Get your own TH-cam channel, media company and write your books,,, then you talk the way you want to. Or better yet, talk the way you want no matter what you do.
Agreed..especially when he’s always ripping on people’s grammar and punctuation when they send in emails
Steve um....ahhh....um..ummmmmm...ahhh.... Wait a sec...ummm very tough listen. Ahhh ummm
Then listen to something else
It's rusty shacklefuck
Psalms 91:3 not related to hunting. Read the whole psalm.
I think he was just trying to point out all the passages that use hunting or trapping vocabulary. Not necessarily that every one of those passages was teaching about hunting. The Psalmist is using trapping imagery in a poetic way to decribe what hes trying to say about God and ultimately about the messiah.