@aoeugb yes I did. So they miss timed it some. I bet you're the kind of person who looks a gift horse in the mouth. Just enjoy it for what it is and tryst they'll mess up again, cause they're human.
@@aoeugbI've never watched this podcast a single time, all audio only for me. You're telling me you prefer to spend your time sitting down to watch people sit at a table and talk?
I was 6 years old when I got my first cat 🐈 literally orange like the emoji, I watched my grandfather come over shove him in a rubber boot and use a pair of my grandmothers sewing scissors, snip a hole, pop one out, snip it off, pop the other one out and snip it off, dump iodine on the scrotum, pull my cat out and my cat crawl into his lap and fall asleep like, "bro, those were causing me so much trouble, thanks" 🤣 😅
@@drewstreetar03 It started out as his brother speaking out against some hunting influences, etc. Then it evolved into hating RRR, public land advocacy, any forms of hunting being made public, etc. He got mad that people were at his 'secret' trailheads. and wants hunter numbers to decline.
I raced olympic distance triathlons for 15 years and it requires you to be mentally and physically tough, it made me an awesome bowhunter. It does change you!
It's pretty cool to watch it progressively get dark on them talking, it makes one think of how the time slips by on my own conversations with good friends out in the field
Eagle cap, Eugene/Springfield, country roads, spot and stalk. I'm out on camp creek rd. So damn nice to see/hear someone/stories from someone that probably knows/been the places I've been. Awesome
Every time we’ve use the call it works. And it is when we are stocking them but they get too hard ahead of us. When you a call from the area, they just previously were at and that was safe, it really draws their attention.
As a Texan, please understand..with the influx of people moving to Texas. Many of them do not hold Texas ideals and values. (especially Houston). Its your land..you do what you want.
Talking about the difference between Steve being a generalist hunter and Cam being a big game bow hunter only. I wonder how Cam would do spear fishing with Steve and if he'd enjoy that.
Y'all should have had "Chad" for your name 50 years ago. I'm 58 now. Noone and I mean noone was named Chad in the 60s & 70s. I think I was 18 before I heard of another Chad. Oh well.. my parents were awesome so I'm good with it now. Great live outdoor show!
My grandfather used a boot and rusty knife to fix a tomcat on his ranch. One of my uncles had to lend him his knife to finish the job. Not sure exactly when this event took place.
Running into y’all in Raymondville getting lunch or something after a morning hunt would be cool… Go check out the big friendly bucks in port Mansfield about 25 mins away, keep coming down to south Texas. Some of the coolest coastal land all the way to the river. Do some fishing down here. Enjoy this gem of Texas most people don’t even know exist, and maybe don’t tell too many people either lol. Jk always cool to see y’all way down south.
My mom and her sister neutered 2 of our cats in our garage. I must have been 7-8. They stuck the cats in the sleeve of one of my dad’s work coats. My aunt wasn’t a vet but she had a very small farm and we lived on a farm as well.
They come to the distress call really well if they walk past where you are at. If you were on their trail behind them and you call, they will definitely return them to the area which they just previously thought was clear five minutes ago, and now they think they left the baby behind. If you randomly call them not from their their recent path, they are more likely to run.
Here in WV in a small town we have some millionaires who bought the local landfill and have already had 1 spill because they don't know what they're doing and now have bought up more land to ship in Asbestos from 22 other states. We live next to a large river, probably going to make the national headlines soon.
have you heard about monkey island in beaufort sc? they were brought to the island in the 70's (i think 70's) for research and they are all infected with hepatitis? it's within paddling distance from shore and closed to civilians?
I love meateater, I hate how many new hunters Steve has created. The South Florida Osceola hunt almost broke me. It used to take about 4 points to draw. After that episode, I know it's going to double!
Brazos vs Brazonia vs ? Not sure which is the correct location as I heard a N in one description but recall a Brazoria while once driving in Texas. Curious is all.🤔
So Brazos county is NW of us. It’s where College Station is located. I reside in Brazoria County. It’s pronounced bruh-zor-e-uh. 😂 but even the locals butcher it, so no harm done! But yes, there was an entire Commissioner’s Court meeting in regards to this. Not sure what the outcome was, but you could probably google it and find the answer fairly quickly.
Wait so sus scrofa domesticus (s.domesticus) has a corkscrew penis, yet is known to be the "same" as the wild boar. Ole boney from the trail cam pics doesn't look like that at all? It looks straight? Yet they can interbreed? Signed, Confused in PA, Ralph Thomas
As a multi-generational Texans true and thru.... we don't all like this exotic crap everywhere. We love personal freedoms, but when rich assholes start putting tigers and monkeys and shit on ranches it is getting out of hand.
Same here. I’m all for the exotic game ranches, especially ones that are helping prolong species lifetimes that’ve become endangered in their own habitat(Scimitar Oryx) but something like a monkey farm seems not only ridiculous but potentially dangerous. It wasn’t too long ago that a research facility in Florida had monkeys escape that were infected with either Herpes complex or some other highly contagious disease
When you all talk about being COMPLETELY indifferent to killing things when you were younger, as opposed to being a bit LESS indifferent now, at an older age, don’t you think maybe it’s due to your age/testosterone levels? A little more impulsive, a little more aggressive… Just wondering if perhaps nature has built you all to be more indifferent to killing when you’re in your “prime” simply for survival and warring reasons. Just a thought.
No. That indifference for me was prior to puberty. I had no issues shooting birds, squirrels, gigging frogs etc when I was a kid. However, as soon as I started experiencing death (mentor/football coach died, grandmother, a friend killed herself) I think I started to appreciate it a bit more and especially when I had kids it changed. I dont think it has anything to do with hormones and more to do with life experience. You just arent around death as much as a kid as you are an adult.
Hammering hogs means something very different where I come from lol
We call it "sloppin" down south.... 😂😂😂😂
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hahahahahahhaha yesssss
More cushion
Do hogs mean your sister?
Definitely enjoy these "On Scene" podcasts. Plus, having two of my favorite hunters on the same podcasts makes this that much better.
Just curious. Did you watch the whole podcast? Do you really enjoy looking at a black screen for 20 minutes?
@aoeugb yes I did. So they miss timed it some. I bet you're the kind of person who looks a gift horse in the mouth. Just enjoy it for what it is and tryst they'll mess up again, cause they're human.
@@aoeugbI've never watched this podcast a single time, all audio only for me.
You're telling me you prefer to spend your time sitting down to watch people sit at a table and talk?
I was 6 years old when I got my first cat 🐈 literally orange like the emoji, I watched my grandfather come over shove him in a rubber boot and use a pair of my grandmothers sewing scissors, snip a hole, pop one out, snip it off, pop the other one out and snip it off, dump iodine on the scrotum, pull my cat out and my cat crawl into his lap and fall asleep like, "bro, those were causing me so much trouble, thanks" 🤣 😅
The most enjoyable podcast I have listened to or watched yet. Tanks Cam and the Meateater crew.
I’ve been waiting for this colab for a very long time. This one should be great!!
I feel like this is just Steve's way of trolling his brother 😂
Anything related to hunting, while being filmed, would be against his wishes.
Was thinking the same thing 🤣🤣🤣🤣
What is the context with his brother?
@@drewstreetar03his brother only wants himsleft to hunt. Meateater wants everyone to hunt.
@@drewstreetar03 It started out as his brother speaking out against some hunting influences, etc. Then it evolved into hating RRR, public land advocacy, any forms of hunting being made public, etc. He got mad that people were at his 'secret' trailheads. and wants hunter numbers to decline.
Happy family day to everyone from Ontario Canada 🐕🫡
Having this outside is so fitting. Love it when you're on location!
Loving these "outside" podcasts!!
Love this, always wanted to see Steven Rinella and Caneron Hanes together on a podcast, amazing, thank you, and hope to see more in the future
Thank you cam for the anchorman quote. “Sex panther 60% of the time it works every time”😂
This is the colab we all knew we wanted
I raced olympic distance triathlons for 15 years and it requires you to be mentally and physically tough, it made me an awesome bowhunter. It does change you!
It's pretty cool to watch it progressively get dark on them talking, it makes one think of how the time slips by on my own conversations with good friends out in the field
Eagle cap, Eugene/Springfield, country roads, spot and stalk. I'm out on camp creek rd. So damn nice to see/hear someone/stories from someone that probably knows/been the places I've been. Awesome
These remote studio podcasts are the most Wes Anderson thing that's not a Wes Anderson thing
Yeah but not boring.
Hearing that distress call in the back is hilarious 😂
These outdoor podcasts are awesome
Every time we’ve use the call it works. And it is when we are stocking them but they get too hard ahead of us. When you a call from the area, they just previously were at and that was safe, it really draws their attention.
Make all those pep talks one of your shirt lists, like the things turkeys gobble at! Put Roy’s at the top
In 1952 when I was born, my parents named me Steve, so its been going on for generations and generations to come.
As a Texan, please understand..with the influx of people moving to Texas. Many of them do not hold Texas ideals and values. (especially Houston). Its your land..you do what you want.
My friend (a pig farmer) and I once neutered my big orange tom. I have been part of nutting pigs and calfs, and none of that was as difficult!
Nice load outdoor podcast Steve, 😊!
The Baby Steve bit had me howling!! 🤣👶🏼
This is awesome. Love the outdoor studio!
I use your new old saying at work in a weld shop in Ft. Worth all the time. I'm getting it going.
What’s the saying?
@@sunnymackey7266"A fresh set of eyes finds more beans"
I'm excited to see the show that comes out with you guys
Talking about the difference between Steve being a generalist hunter and Cam being a big game bow hunter only. I wonder how Cam would do spear fishing with Steve and if he'd enjoy that.
The best utube channel ever. Lets go.
Funny how the potted plant must be the go-to place! I did the same once 25 yo.
Glad this came sooner than later
Perfect hunting podcast
I always keep a prepaid FedEx envelope in my carryon in case I forget, I just mail it to myself if I screw up before I get to security
Well said, please keep up the good work.
Y'all should have had "Chad" for your name 50 years ago. I'm 58 now. Noone and I mean noone was named Chad in the 60s & 70s. I think I was 18 before I heard of another Chad. Oh well.. my parents were awesome so I'm good with it now. Great live outdoor show!
❤KILLER RAP AT THE END!!!!❤🎉😊
My grandfather used a boot and rusty knife to fix a tomcat on his ranch. One of my uncles had to lend him his knife to finish the job. Not sure exactly when this event took place.
Running into y’all in Raymondville getting lunch or something after a morning hunt would be cool… Go check out the big friendly bucks in port Mansfield about 25 mins away, keep coming down to south Texas. Some of the coolest coastal land all the way to the river. Do some fishing down here. Enjoy this gem of Texas most people don’t even know exist, and maybe don’t tell too many people either lol. Jk always cool to see y’all way down south.
My mom and her sister neutered 2 of our cats in our garage. I must have been 7-8. They stuck the cats in the sleeve of one of my dad’s work coats. My aunt wasn’t a vet but she had a very small farm and we lived on a farm as well.
They come to the distress call really well if they walk past where you are at. If you were on their trail behind them and you call, they will definitely return them to the area which they just previously thought was clear five minutes ago, and now they think they left the baby behind. If you randomly call them not from their their recent path, they are more likely to run.
Sightings of Bigfoot probably higher when hevy drinking and smoking up is involved, lol
I named my son Cameron partially due to Mr Hanes. His nicknames are Cam and Camo
Play out song is awesome!
Anyone else keep thinking that they needed to turn up the brightness on their phone as the podcast went on?
956 in the house!
i'm think'n corinne needs a raise for being one of the boys . she has come a long way pilgrim
Here in WV in a small town we have some millionaires who bought the local landfill and have already had 1 spill because they don't know what they're doing and now have bought up more land to ship in Asbestos from 22 other states. We live next to a large river, probably going to make the national headlines soon.
MORE OF THIS !
There was a small population of monkeys in a small town down here in Texas, I don’t recall where or how
have you heard about monkey island in beaufort sc? they were brought to the island in the 70's (i think 70's) for research and they are all infected with hepatitis? it's within paddling distance from shore and closed to civilians?
Cant wait
We are growing and maturing. Mostly allowing God to transform us day to day.
all right! Another fantastic "field-cast"
Figured Rogan would be here too!
I love meateater, I hate how many new hunters Steve has created. The South Florida Osceola hunt almost broke me. It used to take about 4 points to draw. After that episode, I know it's going to double!
I feel like the monkey farm is gonna lead to us hunting monkeys like aoudad and other exotics in Texas 50 years from now.
Thats my neck of the woods.😅
I grew up near the area you guys are at. That's one of the most game rich areas in Texas. Be 100% sure cats you shoot it. That's Ocelot territory.
Wonder why this didn’t happen sooner. Was there beef?
Brazos vs Brazonia vs ? Not sure which is the correct location as I heard a N in one description but recall a Brazoria while once driving in Texas. Curious is all.🤔
So Brazos county is NW of us. It’s where College Station is located. I reside in Brazoria County. It’s pronounced bruh-zor-e-uh. 😂 but even the locals butcher it, so no harm done! But yes, there was an entire Commissioner’s Court meeting in regards to this. Not sure what the outcome was, but you could probably google it and find the answer fairly quickly.
Can't wait for a sevr head to head
Love the shows. New songs at the end are stupid. Cant shut it off fast enough
BULL my uncle in the 80s did his own livestock neutering pigs horses cats. But no boot he used I stove pipe for the restraint.
I'm a fan of Cam. He seemed bored and largely in amused.
made it to mexico with my knitting needles the mexican tsa lady must have liked to knit
What stools are you using?
Last half- hour of meateater podcast outdoor w/ cam Hynes went dark!no lighting❤😊
❤good audio though!❤
You could say you're going out to hunt pigs with an RPG, and everyone one bob their heads saying, right on man.
These comments are way different than the Instagram comments.
Started off talking quiet until that hog got whacked.
I guess that was the title "Hammering the hog " 2 shots,,,, 2 holes.
Holy smokes this is funny
The dark hog podcast
They started off trying to be quiet, and lost that idea in about 30 seconds flat
Things I realized after 10 minutes of this podcast:
Whispering a whole podcast , even about hunting, is the GAYEST THING EVER. 👍🌈
Hit like button y'all
Wait so sus scrofa domesticus (s.domesticus) has a corkscrew penis, yet is known to be the "same" as the wild boar. Ole boney from the trail cam pics doesn't look like that at all? It looks straight? Yet they can interbreed? Signed, Confused in PA, Ralph Thomas
Skip past 30:00 to finally hear Cam. Steve is long winded. You kill me steve
Work harder nobody cares Cameron Hanes content is exceptional ❤😂
Hi😂
As a multi-generational Texans true and thru.... we don't all like this exotic crap everywhere. We love personal freedoms, but when rich assholes start putting tigers and monkeys and shit on ranches it is getting out of hand.
Same here. I’m all for the exotic game ranches, especially ones that are helping prolong species lifetimes that’ve become endangered in their own habitat(Scimitar Oryx) but something like a monkey farm seems not only ridiculous but potentially dangerous. It wasn’t too long ago that a research facility in Florida had monkeys escape that were infected with either Herpes complex or some other highly contagious disease
Gotta make sure she doesn't got leprosy.
👍🐿👍
I've heard Cam many times on podcasts and the man is a bore with a no inflection delivery.
Pause
I have a question that everyone wants to know, Is Corinne married? ❤❤❤
Knife hunt???????😅
Cam has to be thinking "Get me out of this shit!!"
When you all talk about being COMPLETELY indifferent to killing things when you were younger, as opposed to being a bit LESS indifferent now, at an older age, don’t you think maybe it’s due to your age/testosterone levels? A little more impulsive, a little more aggressive… Just wondering if perhaps nature has built you all to be more indifferent to killing when you’re in your “prime” simply for survival and warring reasons. Just a thought.
Idt that’s it bc it’s also true pre-pubescent. Shooting tweety birds and other shit I would never do now.
No. That indifference for me was prior to puberty. I had no issues shooting birds, squirrels, gigging frogs etc when I was a kid.
However, as soon as I started experiencing death (mentor/football coach died, grandmother, a friend killed herself) I think I started to appreciate it a bit more and especially when I had kids it changed.
I dont think it has anything to do with hormones and more to do with life experience. You just arent around death as much as a kid as you are an adult.
keep hambugering
Cam is not a good human.
What makes you say that?
Why? A claim like that needs evidence.
He never claimed to be a good human.
What headsets did yall use for this?