I typically hate when guests go on tangents and have abnormally long-winded answers, but Steve always blows my mind with how much information he can get into an answer. Joe hardly needs to talk and almost seems to be just as fascinated with listening to Steve as we are. Easily top 5 favorite guests.
Steve Rinella is my favorite guest. The way he presents himself, his knowledge and the fact that he seems like a down to earth guy. I really wish he was on more often.
Since I accidentally discovered this show I've seen every episode more than once and put it on before I go to sleep. It really does belong on a bigger platform.
I'm continually surprised at how much knowledge Rinella has, not just about hunting, but also about American history, wildlife, and other related issues. He's a fascinating guy. Hunts with him must be a blast. ....no pun intended.
This should basically be required viewing for all anti hunters or people who don't understand that hunters are actually the #1 support of all conservation efforts. Steven is an amazing human being and more people need to hear his message.,
Steve Rinella is a writer first and foremost. It is what he wants to be remembered as and when keeping that in mind while listening to him it becomes very apparent that this is what he truly is. A real opinion leader among outdoor intellectuals and a good cap to this past week of intellectually geared guests. Fucking love this guy!
The guy is amazing! I've read two of his books including the one on American Buffalo or Bison. Anyone remember the name of the show before Meat Eater where he went around the world hunting with various tribes?
Robert Tooker I also enjoy his voice and speech patterns. He sounds like a total "Bro" but is crazy smart. Idk. can't quite put my finger on it but there is something oddly likeable about his voice
Truly one of the all time best guests. Always has great stories and a wealth of knowledge about wildlife. Hancock and Carlson, Jordan Peterson and now this?
Only people that grew up using federal land truly know the uniqueness of public land. Steven is right on the money with his stance about resisting the privatization. Grew up in the Chequamegon National Forest, and I’ll shed tears the day I see where I hiked through those woods.. set up camp.. and hunted and fished be no longer public land.
If you like Steven Rinella, be sure to watch MeatEater on Netflix and give it a good review so that they'll get the rest of the show on there and pick up future seasons! Right now there's only 2 seasons, but Rinella has said the more people that watch it and give it good reviews the more likely it is they'll pick up the rest of the show. There are 2 episodes with Rogan on Netflix right now, one hunting deer and one hunting turkey. Season 5 episode 3 and 12, respectively. Show them some love!
Mr. Rogan, I'd like to thank you for having such icons of wildlife conservation as Steve Rinella Jim Shockey on your show. Men that show the true side of the hunting community and understand what wildlife conservation and preservation are. I'm not sure that I'll ever be able to have such a wide reaching impact as they do, but I'll be able to teach many students about the importance of hunting once I become an ag teacher here in Texas. I may well become a wildlife management and conservation major and see where that road leads as well. I hope that you continue to show how beneficial the efforts that we are making to preserve wildlife in this country and allow people to see that hunters aren't the bad guys like they usually seem to think. You're all inspirational to those of us who don't tend to speak publicly about these issues, and y'all need to how grateful us fellow hunters are for your public insight into what hunting truly is. Good luck on your next hunt, and thank you again.
I love Rinella. my goal is to do what he has done for backcountry hunting that I can do for Backcountry Fishing. Love that your in the brotherhood Joe!
After you have listened to several hundred JRE Podcasts you start to notice subtle things.. One of which is Joe is rarely the quiet one unless his guest truly captivates him.. Steve Rinella is a true Hunter/Outdoorsman/Historian and the literal equivalent of Joe with his passion for MMA and the history of the sport..
As a UK citizen, the American public land system is one of the things that's making me think of trying to find a way to move across the pond. I'm really envious of the access to nature, hunting etc.
"Carhartt? I'm not familiar." Joe just blew my mind with that statement! It's crazy to me how different some people grow up in this country alone. Not to mention the entire world
True story. In 8th grade I was big into air rifles. My drafting teacher was having trouble with his and I offered to repair it. He brought it to school and put me in a separate room during class. I even test fired the repair in the hallway twice. Would have been 1974. Different times. Love Rinella. Very articulate. Wish I were half that good at speaking.
Always a pleasure to hear Rinella talk. Man, ever since Steve announced on the MeatEater podcast that he was scheduled to make an appearance here sometime this month, I'd been waiting impatiently for it to air, refreshing the JRE feed every two weeks just to see if it'd been uploaded while I wasn't looking! Can't thank the crew enough now that it's finally out. 😋 Pure podcast gold.
That episode with no music and no game killed was also one of my favorites. Just showed a man in nature with self-reflection, reliving memories, and imparting some knowledge. All episodes I have viewed of meateater have been awesome and I have shared the show with people who have no interest in hunting and they are hooked. Keep on bringing home the game and cooking it up!
Steve Rinella best podcast guest of all time! Very interesting and a subject matter expert on hunting, wildlife, and history! Keep up the great conversations Joe & Steve
Happy to hear it's not just Canada with the whole season 5&6 release. I watched those two seasons in three days was happy and chomping at the bit for the first 4
This is the only recurring guest I've felt the need to go back through the years to watch all their JRE interviews. I watched an interview in 360p for Christ's sake. Rinella is the shit!
Instead of college, after high school you just need to watch all of Joe Rogan's Podcasts. Learn and discuss History, Geology, Anthropology, Philosophy, Psychology, Astronomy, Astrology, Health, Biology, You name it, you learn about it. awesome.
The only people that republicans appoint to those positions are the exact same people Rinella said wanted to dump public land into private hands. BLM is a regulatory agency, which Republicans are deadset on deregulation.
Its not even a strictly country things, its in rap music too: Accidentally step on your white sunglasses, We don't wear those over here, this is hip-hop, This is Carhart jackets, Timberland boots unlaced This is Champion hoodies, chicken wings and french fries R.I.P. pieces on the handball court This is us still fightin police brutality
NmE * I was sitting here eating my dinner listening to the podcast and my wife walked in when Joe said she didn't know what carhart was. she just turned around and gave me a funny look lol.
If Elon Musk knew as much about engineering electronic travel devices as Steven Rinella knows about wildlife conservation and the history of game animals we would easily be capable of time travel.
Joe, thank you so much for the great guests. I'm not your usual demographic being a 63 grandmother who is a hard core medical marijuana user.. between you and the Drunken Peasants and other male oriented groups.. I greatly greatly enjoy your show.. thanks!
At 2:19 he talks about seeing his first lynx. I had that same experience with a small bobcat in buck season. We sorta just stared at each other for a few minutes and he walks off into the laurel thicket. I seriously think that I was the first human it had seen. This was probably 5 miles from a road in the Mon National Forest.
Rinella is a super sharp dude. His story about his teachers shotgun reminds me of my pops. He's 65 and always tells the story that he brought his 20ga shotgun to school in 7th grade to give a speech on firearm safety.
Carhartt blue collar? lol, that's one of the biggest yuppie brands I know of. Every teacher at my shitty liberal arts school was covered in that stupid brand.
Carhartts decent shit, ive never seen any "yuppies" wear it. and if they did so what? theyre just work clothes. but you went to a shitty liberal arts school so i wouldnt expect you to know any better(^;
I am totally hooked on Steven rinella and how informed he is, and could listen to him all day.Through him I get excited about wildlife again,and that I have missed. Mixed with joe rogan,great entertainment.Looking forward to steven’s books I ordered.
He's right about the .22s shells. I bought a ton just cause i got a deal when they were going up in price but my son and go plinking all the time. Its still cheaper than 223.
Love the story about bluing the shotgun for his teacher and getting a .25 Auto for payment. I used to take my guns to school and leave them in my car all the time. The good old days
Great conversation. Bring him back! Joe is one of the main reasons I bought my bow, and I'm itching to start hunting. Im gonna european mount my first buck. I love the hunting and archery podcasts.
stumbled on meat eater on netflix and started watching . the wife came in sat down and STAYED. lol. she's not into hunting shows but genuinely likes Steve's show . He is just a down to earth guy and is great ambassador for outdoor sports.
@@itscork It's hard to. All that peanut butter... mmm. It's always irritating to hear this because I know of the exceptions and whatnot but it is largely true. All generations deal with it. Stupid fucking kids. (From a stupid fucking kid)
I graduated in 1993 and several of us had shotguns or rifles in our truck in our back window gun racks. A lot of us hunted after school. I don't recall a single mass shooting back then.
Jacobey22 if you have Netflix watch MeatEaters. Great show very intereating. he also has a great book that describes everything from equipment to how to use equipment at its peak. awesome read.
The rinella episodes are some of the best episodes of JRE. He's just one of those guys who can make anything interesting. This episode is no exception.
You gotta check out earlier ones Steve R has been on (i know this is an old post, but...) There's at least 3 .. there's still another one I wanna check out , This guy is good
If you MUST do a hunting themed podcast, do it like this ... :) This is full of knowledge about geology, biology, history ... Joe is a master of fine tuning his own craft without the ego getting in the way...
I’m only 23 but I brought an ak74 to school during industrial tech class and hand carved a cherry wood stock. I had to remove the bolt and they locked it in a cabinet when I was not there. It was a great experience and I managed to make a really really nice stock.
Winston Timmermans fuck yeah omg I've been watching that guy for years. Never seen anyone like him. Such a down to earth individual. Do they mention him in this podcast! If so what minute
I remember that joke, who did they say was his twin? I used to watch his videos but I feel like most of what he says is bullshit. I bet joe would have a lot to say about the advice elliott gives.
At 4:15, the Westworld scoring Joe mentions hating is actually an orchestral cover of the Exit Music for a Film song by Radiohead that Steve mentions just after...
The dingo (Canis lupus dingo) is a wild dog found in Australia. Its exact ancestry is debated, but dingoes are generally believed to be descended from semi-domesticated dogs from East or South Asia, which returned to a wild lifestyle when introduced to Australia. Both the dingo and domestic dog are classified as subspecies of Canis lupus in Mammal Species of the World.
This Steve Rinella guy is a fascinating person to listen to. I absolutely become entrenched into anything he has to say. His vocabulary is phenomenal and I feel like I’m learning something every time I listen to him. His MeatEater program on Netflix is also a great watch and I would give my left nut to go out in the field with this guy just to shoot the shit or run down some game.
Word. He probably makes some people uncomfortable when dabbling into his territory but... yeah. Always fun to listen to. If you haven't, you should try some of his podcasts, Meateater Podcast. It's really good a lot of the time. (Gold seal right there.)
This is my favorite podcast so far! Love the discussion about Yellowstone, the bison in it and what Montana does to them. The hunting talk is also great, Steven is a very interesting guy. Just bought 2 of his books to read while sheep hunting in the Yukon this summer.
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Rinella talking about like 1860-1920s wilderness is my favorite. That mountain man/Lewis&clark type of history is fascinating
Going through all the Rinella podcasts man he rules
Absolutely
Doing the same thing lol
@@Jon-mu7tn Ikr lol I watched a recent one yesterday and started from the first now lol
Me too
Me too I'm listening to meat eater podcasts now
I typically hate when guests go on tangents and have abnormally long-winded answers, but Steve always blows my mind with how much information he can get into an answer. Joe hardly needs to talk and almost seems to be just as fascinated with listening to Steve as we are. Easily top 5 favorite guests.
Patrick Harlow ~ yeah-yeah, this..
Yeah and usually in those cases they don't even give an answer to the question.
I'd love to be this guy's drinkin' buddy.
Mind blowing the information that Steve knows
Patrick Harlow
And I must say that the less that Joe says, during a podcast with an informed, intelligent person with a story to tell, the better.
Steve Rinella is my favorite guest. The way he presents himself, his knowledge and the fact that he seems like a down to earth guy. I really wish he was on more often.
Mr Rinella, your hunting shows is one of the most relaxing, enjoyable tv show on netflix. Love it.
jamie jay thanks
I agree. As soon as i saw the show I went out and killed something.
Mike9201984 sure it's no about that but whatever you fancy
Mike9201984 lol
Since I accidentally discovered this show I've seen every episode more than once and put it on before I go to sleep. It really does belong on a bigger platform.
I'm continually surprised at how much knowledge Rinella has, not just about hunting, but also about American history, wildlife, and other related issues. He's a fascinating guy. Hunts with him must be a blast. ....no pun intended.
This should basically be required viewing for all anti hunters or people who don't understand that hunters are actually the #1 support of all conservation efforts. Steven is an amazing human being and more people need to hear his message.,
Steve Rinella is a writer first and foremost. It is what he wants to be remembered as and when keeping that in mind while listening to him it becomes very apparent that this is what he truly is. A real opinion leader among outdoor intellectuals and a good cap to this past week of intellectually geared guests. Fucking love this guy!
The accent + his impressive vocabulary is a fun exercise in dissonance for this Canadian
Have you watched any of Rinella's show yet?
Wayland C it's as good as joe says it is
Wayland C they put season 5 and 6 of meat eater on Netflix recently. it's pretty good
The guy is amazing! I've read two of his books including the one on American Buffalo or Bison. Anyone remember the name of the show before Meat Eater where he went around the world hunting with various tribes?
not a hunter but steven rinella is just a very likable and easy to listen to guy
Yeah this was a great podcast. I should probably fact check but I think I might just take it all at face value.
Yes I agree, Steve is always a good listen, always has interesting stories, for some reason I like his voice...... good dude too...
Can you spare a bear square?
Robert Tooker I also enjoy his voice and speech patterns. He sounds like a total "Bro" but is crazy smart. Idk. can't quite put my finger on it but there is something oddly likeable about his voice
Dan Means I don't think smart is the right word but he definitely knows a good deal about animals and hunting.
Love hearing Rinella discuss wildlife history.
Truly one of the all time best guests. Always has great stories and a wealth of knowledge about wildlife. Hancock and Carlson, Jordan Peterson and now this?
The past few days of JRE have been nothing short of life changing
Steven Rinella is my go-to JRE replay when I'm in need of something to watch. I recommend all his appearances to everyone.
Only people that grew up using federal land truly know the uniqueness of public land. Steven is right on the money with his stance about resisting the privatization. Grew up in the Chequamegon National Forest, and I’ll shed tears the day I see where I hiked through those woods.. set up camp.. and hunted and fished be no longer public land.
If you like Steven Rinella, be sure to watch MeatEater on Netflix and give it a good review so that they'll get the rest of the show on there and pick up future seasons! Right now there's only 2 seasons, but Rinella has said the more people that watch it and give it good reviews the more likely it is they'll pick up the rest of the show. There are 2 episodes with Rogan on Netflix right now, one hunting deer and one hunting turkey. Season 5 episode 3 and 12, respectively. Show them some love!
Your work didn’t go unnoticed, I hope you still enjoy the show.
Show kinda sucked!!
jake ryan I think it’s one of the most interesting shows I’ve watched. Not for everyone I guess
@@trollofjom7291 feels too staged but I like the guy, he tells a great story
Too staged!? You crazy jake
Mr. Rogan, I'd like to thank you for having such icons of wildlife conservation as Steve Rinella Jim Shockey on your show. Men that show the true side of the hunting community and understand what wildlife conservation and preservation are. I'm not sure that I'll ever be able to have such a wide reaching impact as they do, but I'll be able to teach many students about the importance of hunting once I become an ag teacher here in Texas. I may well become a wildlife management and conservation major and see where that road leads as well. I hope that you continue to show how beneficial the efforts that we are making to preserve wildlife in this country and allow people to see that hunters aren't the bad guys like they usually seem to think. You're all inspirational to those of us who don't tend to speak publicly about these issues, and y'all need to how grateful us fellow hunters are for your public insight into what hunting truly is. Good luck on your next hunt, and thank you again.
One of my top 10 episodes. Have Steven on more often please.
"This was the original grand theft otter"- Joe Rogan 2016
Alpha brain - it helps Joe form sentences.
Sevenstarz1216 Super Male Vitality- helps Joe make gainss
I love Rinella. my goal is to do what he has done for backcountry hunting that I can do for Backcountry Fishing. Love that your in the brotherhood Joe!
After you have listened to several hundred JRE Podcasts you start to notice subtle things.. One of which is Joe is rarely the quiet one unless his guest truly captivates him.. Steve Rinella is a true Hunter/Outdoorsman/Historian and the literal equivalent of Joe with his passion for MMA and the history of the sport..
steve is a really well-spoken guy... comes off a lot smarter than some of the supposed "intellectuals" on this show
He has a Masters degree so that would make him something of an intellectual as well.
@@motruk4 based on...what?
Casey Peters he has a masters in writing
As a UK citizen, the American public land system is one of the things that's making me think of trying to find a way to move across the pond. I'm really envious of the access to nature, hunting etc.
"Carhartt? I'm not familiar." Joe just blew my mind with that statement! It's crazy to me how different some people grow up in this country alone. Not to mention the entire world
True story. In 8th grade I was big into air rifles. My drafting teacher was having trouble with his and I offered to repair it. He brought it to school and put me in a separate room during class. I even test fired the repair in the hallway twice. Would have been 1974. Different times.
Love Rinella. Very articulate. Wish I were half that good at speaking.
“Carhartt jackets, Carhartt pants. Jesus Christ, Joe!” 😂😂
That was awkward from Joe
Highly unnaceptable Joe 😩😩😩😩🤔🤔🤔
Hes either very educated .or he dont know shit.Depending
The last 3 podcasts have been like my fav in JRE history
Besides snake oil man
Iuliu Pop probably Aubrey.
Joe's on a fucking roll
Time for a joey podcast
Jon Jones will be on this week bitches Im stoked as fuck/@:&,!/&/&/&-&-@",
Steve Rinella is the thinking man's Ted Nugent.
Rawdiswar congratulations sir, you win the internet for best comment
Zach Billings am I crazy or does he look like Ted.
Uncle Ted is just a mans man then. Both of those Michigan boys are great conservation leaders
Brian Ford Ted Nugent is so repulsive
@@zmasterb92 Congratulations, you won the award for the most unoriginal and overused comment on YT even at the time you posted it. Dork.
I have learnt more listening to 10 Joe Rogan podcasts than i did throughout my entire time at school.
Rinella's a sharp dude.
Always a pleasure to hear Rinella talk. Man, ever since Steve announced on the MeatEater podcast that he was scheduled to make an appearance here sometime this month, I'd been waiting impatiently for it to air, refreshing the JRE feed every two weeks just to see if it'd been uploaded while I wasn't looking! Can't thank the crew enough now that it's finally out. 😋 Pure podcast gold.
Love listening to Steve, his appearances are some of my favorite podcasts.
That episode with no music and no game killed was also one of my favorites. Just showed a man in nature with self-reflection, reliving memories, and imparting some knowledge. All episodes I have viewed of meateater have been awesome and I have shared the show with people who have no interest in hunting and they are hooked. Keep on bringing home the game and cooking it up!
This dude has a lot of cool information I thought I would never care about. Awesome rant on Teddy Roosevelt.
I really enjoy Mr Rinella’s conversations. I look up to this guy and I’m a 42 year old man.
Steve Rinella best podcast guest of all time! Very interesting and a subject matter expert on hunting, wildlife, and history! Keep up the great conversations Joe & Steve
Looks like he could be Troy Aikman's little brother.
im not normally too into hunting and these subjects but goddamn Mr. Rinella is a likable and very interesting man. great fucking episode
This dude is extremely informed.
One of the best JRE eps in recent memory.
I watched Steves show while I was tripping on shrooms. That man talks about some next level shit
dude stop, you give me a cancer
Devyn Bennett u do shrooms and watch TV? I'm not hating, just kinda weird
Brendan James one time I took acid and watched enemy at the gates 3 times in a row because I missed it the first two times.
Brendan James Not weird at all man, Try rick and Morty while peaking on b5 grams of gold caps, or Mix Cyans and Cubies and watch SUPERJAIL
I watched 8 mile on ketamine and it was too deep for me.
Happy to hear it's not just Canada with the whole season 5&6 release. I watched those two seasons in three days was happy and chomping at the bit for the first 4
Well spoken, well educated, very intelligent guy.
love the respect Joe has for Steve by just letting him speak without much interruption. great show!
This is the only recurring guest I've felt the need to go back through the years to watch all their JRE interviews. I watched an interview in 360p for Christ's sake. Rinella is the shit!
Instead of college, after high school you just need to watch all of Joe Rogan's Podcasts. Learn and discuss History, Geology, Anthropology, Philosophy, Psychology, Astronomy, Astrology, Health, Biology, You name it, you learn about it. awesome.
***** yeah agreed.
elephantrider78 too many dope smoking bell ends think joe rogan knows everything and whatever he says is hillarious. I beg to differ.
If Joe Rogan is your standard, you are sub-standard.
novaWRX Likes don't agree with you bitch.
Haha put that on a resume and starve to death. He's an entertainer. He has people that have done things LIKE GOING TO COLLEGE on his show.
Praise Young Jamie for getting the great Joe Rogan content to us!!!!!!
Steve needs to head up the Bureau of Land Management. Great historian of our great land. Trump, give 'em a call.
The only people that republicans appoint to those positions are the exact same people Rinella said wanted to dump public land into private hands. BLM is a regulatory agency, which Republicans are deadset on deregulation.
Steve Rinella is a true naturalist. One of Joe's best guests.
Never heard of this dude before, but I'm sure as shit going to check out his show now. This is a really enlightening guy.
Go check out his other episodes on JRE, always great conversation.
Joe has never heard of a Carhartt jacket? "Jesus Christ Joe!"
Wes Dearing Zero Curvature he's a yuppy cali liberal who has never worked a hard day in his life
for fucks sake. i couldnt believe it.
"I'm not familiar with that term." He wears Kiui and First Lite but doesn't know about Carhartt. Sitting in my Carhartt jeans right now.
Wes Dearing dude I thought every dude in America has heard of carharrt
Yeah, 'coz he ain't never been around workers, or had to work real jobs.. hell, he admitted it many times, in a 'round-a-bout way
When you realise Joe is about as country as Kim Kardashian, 'What's Carhart".
thank god he dosnt claim to be country
NmE * When did Joe ever imply he was country?
Matter of fact, nothing about Joe is country aside from his hunting hobby.
Hunting is engraved into your dna. McDonald's wasn't around 100 years ago.
Its not even a strictly country things, its in rap music too:
Accidentally step on your white sunglasses,
We don't wear those over here, this is hip-hop,
This is Carhart jackets, Timberland boots unlaced
This is Champion hoodies, chicken wings and french fries
R.I.P. pieces on the handball court
This is us still fightin police brutality
NmE * I was sitting here eating my dinner listening to the podcast and my wife walked in when Joe said she didn't know what carhart was. she just turned around and gave me a funny look lol.
Never hunted. Love dudes episodes
This guy is the one and only JRE guest I listen to the podcast fully beginning to end.
Try Musk's
I always learn so much about wild life when Steve Rinella is on the cast. Fun listen!
If Elon Musk knew as much about engineering electronic travel devices as Steven Rinella knows about wildlife conservation and the history of game animals we would easily be capable of time travel.
Very nice to hear such an articulate and educated spokesman for the modern outdoors. He knows the past and he knows the present.
powerful Steven Rinella, totally got me into the idea of ethical hunting. definitely love MeatEater
Joe, thank you so much for the great guests. I'm not your usual demographic being a 63 grandmother who is a hard core medical marijuana user.. between you and the Drunken Peasants and other male oriented groups.. I greatly greatly enjoy your show.. thanks!
Connie Pierre youre awesome!
Connie Pierre Drunken Peasants? Eh, they can be funny sometimes
Rock on Connie!!
Aside from age... damn, you fit right in I think. A proto-fan. I'm probably more an outlier than you, on the grounds of marijuana alone. lol
steve rinella is great
At 2:19 he talks about seeing his first lynx. I had that same experience with a small bobcat in buck season. We sorta just stared at each other for a few minutes and he walks off into the laurel thicket. I seriously think that I was the first human it had seen.
This was probably 5 miles from a road in the Mon National Forest.
God I love that Steve Rinella. He makes so much sense and is so collected and articulate.
This is one of Rogans better podcast. Learning way too much here. Love it.
Steve Rinella is definitely one of my favorite guest! Love his hunting show because it is not the original.
Rinella is a super sharp dude. His story about his teachers shotgun reminds me of my pops. He's 65 and always tells the story that he brought his 20ga shotgun to school in 7th grade to give a speech on firearm safety.
"got a background in drung takin' " lol
Joe doesn't know what Carhartt is 😂
He knew what dickies are, but that's not saying much
Carhartt blue collar? lol, that's one of the biggest yuppie brands I know of. Every teacher at my shitty liberal arts school was covered in that stupid brand.
really? only people around here who wear carhartt are about as blue collared as it gets
Carhartts decent shit, ive never seen any "yuppies" wear it. and if they did so what? theyre just work clothes. but you went to a shitty liberal arts school so i wouldnt expect you to know any better(^;
what i grew up in alaska. haha
I already finished all the episodes on Netflix! Sell them another season PLS!
I am totally hooked on Steven rinella and how informed he is, and could listen to him all day.Through him I get excited about wildlife again,and that I have missed. Mixed with joe rogan,great entertainment.Looking forward to steven’s books I ordered.
He's right about the .22s shells. I bought a ton just cause i got a deal when they were going up in price but my son and go plinking all the time. Its still cheaper than 223.
Love the story about bluing the shotgun for his teacher and getting a .25 Auto for payment. I used to take my guns to school and leave them in my car all the time. The good old days
My “demonstration speech” my freshman year in high school, I took a .22 rifle and showed the takedown and cleaning process.
Different times.
@@itscork How old are you guy's?? No offense..
JmaCruiseControlfc
I’m 51.
Was a high school freshman in 1982.
@@itscork Damn... where did you go to high school? Was it a practical defense given the 80s drug boom?
Lieberwitz Schwartz
Central Illinois. Looking back it seems insane. Like I said.....different world.
Steve orders Jamie around like a whipping boy. Hilarious, making sure Joe is getting his money's worth.
Steven is so knowledgeable always blows my mind how much he knows
he should be on every week
he has his own podcast on the meateater website...I haven't missed one yet!
Rinella is not only my favorite Hunter, but my favorite writer as well. In any genre. American buffalo was fucking great. This dude gets it.
Great conversation. Bring him back! Joe is one of the main reasons I bought my bow, and I'm itching to start hunting. Im gonna european mount my first buck. I love the hunting and archery podcasts.
Got one yet?
That GOAT-Greatest of all Time comment went by way too unnoticed! i cracked ahahaha
I just bing watched 'Meat Eater' over Thanksgiving weekend. How timely!
I just discovered and am also binge watching meat eater at Thanksgiving time 2020
Listened to this on my way from south iowa to central Wisconsin. Lots of good info and super worth it
Someone needs to make a poster for "Grand theft Otter" Lmao xD
i love steven rinella for shouting out motion picture sound track by radiohead off of Ok Computer
Great podcast, very educational. Made me start reassessing some of my views.
Thaitanium73 i thought your pfp was a hair on my phone i tried to brush it away twice.
Sealer 1 same here 😂
stumbled on meat eater on netflix and started watching . the wife came in sat down and STAYED. lol. she's not into hunting shows but genuinely likes Steve's show . He is just a down to earth guy and is great ambassador for outdoor sports.
I'm a mailman delivering mail right now Fuck you Joe
Kyle Winters Do you like the job? How does one became a man of mail?
Go to usps.com and look at careers at the bottom of the page
And I make decent overtime
No pension, no Health insurance, and no union
Just pretend you're hunting for mailboxes.
Joe needs to have Rinella on again. Can't get enough of him.
Joe, I'm 22 and I knew what postal meant lol.
I'm 12.
Congratulations!
Defies belief. Most 22 year olds don’t know their ass from peanut butter.
@@itscork It's hard to. All that peanut butter... mmm. It's always irritating to hear this because I know of the exceptions and whatnot but it is largely true. All generations deal with it. Stupid fucking kids. (From a stupid fucking kid)
I graduated in 1993 and several of us had shotguns or rifles in our truck in our back window gun racks. A lot of us hunted after school. I don't recall a single mass shooting back then.
When I started this I was like great another 3 hours of hunting talk... But it actually wasn't and this guy is pretty interesting.
Jacobey22 if you have Netflix watch MeatEaters. Great show very intereating. he also has a great book that describes everything from equipment to how to use equipment at its peak. awesome read.
The rinella episodes are some of the best episodes of JRE. He's just one of those guys who can make anything interesting. This episode is no exception.
You gotta check out earlier ones Steve R has been on (i know this is an old post, but...)
There's at least 3 .. there's still another one I wanna check out , This guy is good
I FUCKING LOVE LISTENING TO RINELLA TALK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Easily the best voice and mind for the hunting community!!
If you MUST do a hunting themed podcast, do it like this ... :)
This is full of knowledge about geology, biology, history ...
Joe is a master of fine tuning his own craft without the ego getting in the way...
I’m only 23 but I brought an ak74 to school during industrial tech class and hand carved a cherry wood stock. I had to remove the bolt and they locked it in a cabinet when I was not there. It was a great experience and I managed to make a really really nice stock.
I second getting Elliott Hulse on, that would be awesome
Winston Timmermans fuck yeah omg I've been watching that guy for years. Never seen anyone like him. Such a down to earth individual. Do they mention him in this podcast! If so what minute
Fuck him and his twin. We need Rich Piana on and have Jason Genova on at the same time.
+Sick Revolting Piss He doesn't have a twin. Look him up, ur talking about a differet guy
I remember that joke, who did they say was his twin? I used to watch his videos but I feel like most of what he says is bullshit. I bet joe would have a lot to say about the advice elliott gives.
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I love listening to Steven Rinella...his conversational depth of subject is impressive. (Joe Rogan not so much.)
At 4:15, the Westworld scoring Joe mentions hating is actually an orchestral cover of the Exit Music for a Film song by Radiohead that Steve mentions just after...
Lmao
The hitchhikers guide to the galaxy have a banjo space theme 😂
The dingo (Canis lupus dingo) is a wild dog found in Australia. Its exact ancestry is debated, but dingoes are generally believed to be descended from semi-domesticated dogs from East or South Asia, which returned to a wild lifestyle when introduced to Australia. Both the dingo and domestic dog are classified as subspecies of Canis lupus in Mammal Species of the World.
I am 22 and I have used postal in context before. Lol. Give us a little credit there Joe. We're not all idiots.
I liked Steven Rinella the minute I watched the first Meat Eater episode !
This Steve Rinella guy is a fascinating person to listen to. I absolutely become entrenched into anything he has to say. His vocabulary is phenomenal and I feel like I’m learning something every time I listen to him. His MeatEater program on Netflix is also a great watch and I would give my left nut to go out in the field with this guy just to shoot the shit or run down some game.
I LOVE this guest! Super freak'en knowledgeable
Word. He probably makes some people uncomfortable when dabbling into his territory but... yeah. Always fun to listen to. If you haven't, you should try some of his podcasts, Meateater Podcast. It's really good a lot of the time. (Gold seal right there.)
This is my favorite podcast so far! Love the discussion about Yellowstone, the bison in it and what Montana does to them. The hunting talk is also great, Steven is a very interesting guy. Just bought 2 of his books to read while sheep hunting in the Yukon this summer.
We're getting spoiled with these last few podcasts.
Going out to the deer blind this morning I know what I'm going to listen to.