Im 28 and have lived most my life as seeing hunting as being wrong simply due to me not liking Trophy Hunting.. Ive grown as a person though and know that actual hunting for the gathering of meat is the most ethical thing a human being surviving in this world can do to show respect for mother nature in general. I have since done a complete 180 on the idea of hunting and can't imagine going through life WITHOUT going hunting at least once.. Its a thing I feel like if your physically capable you should try it to get some worldly perspective.
That's an incredible turn around cFlan, especially for someone of your age. There's a lot that goes into a successful, ethical hunt. Choose your availability(both specie and weapon), practice that weapon, and equally as important...learn to butcher and cook your game. To kill an animal deliberately, makes a small change in a person...then gutting and butchering said animal can do the same.....but consuming that harvest closes the loop. It's no longer a waste of a life when you eat it. Even if it makes it to the freezer, and you don't eat it...you've wasted a life. It's a noble undertaking, get out and do it!!!!!
Amen. I was never against hunting, but I never got into it until the last year or so. Partly because I didn't really have any family or friends around who did hunt. But I got into it last year and man I'm an Addict now. I've only taken a doe with a rifle, but gutting it, eating it is just a powerful thing. In the last year I even bought a bow and I'm getting ready for the season coming up. I have read book after book. Spent a small fortune on gear.lol half of which I really don't need. It's just become a huge passion. Only thing I wish I would have started earlier. I'm 42, so still going to be a learning curve. But, I don't care. The best experience I've had, was calling in a big Mulie buck to within 30 yards. From right across a fairly big valley. Didn't have a Mulie tag, so nothing happened. But being out there, and just being in nature, and the challenge is what it's all about. Good luck this season!
i grew up in a non hunting family but always had a knack for walking up on whitetail deer in the woods of Ohio. i was always curious about hunting and knew our upbringing as humans and as men. which i think has gotten lost in todays world. the first time i hunted many years later starting at about 30 years old, i knew i found what i was supposed to be doing. there are a whole lot of reasons on why hunting is necessary that i wont get into here, but yes, if you haven't hunted, and have that desire to? you need to scratch that itch!
+Adam Teten No joke! I thought it was funny when Brian gave Joe "the out" and Joe was like, "I'm not done yet, I wanna hear the debate over fixed vs. mechanical." LOL. Inside Brian was like, "ALRIGHT, I'm going with it!" :) - Katie
just found these podcasts through listening to Joe Rogan and Cam on Joes podcasts. they have started an obsession in me for bow hunting, only problem is it is illegal here in Scotland! look forward to feeding my new found obsession with these podcasts.
Love the podcast, first time heard about you boys. I live in the northern pacific and hunt blacktail. One of the biggest problems with fixed is the distance they can run in the thick with even the best shot. I shot one last season ran 75 yards and was HARD to find. The rain always seems to want to come in too. Im trying Mechanicals next season. Just gotta find one best for me, thanks for putting this out there.
good work boys, classic stuff on the perspective of non hunters. A friend of mine who's hell keen on his fishing was giving me grief about bow hunting so I asked him if I went into the bush with a massive baited hook on a chain and waited for the deer to swallow it and then dragged it to me and hacked the back of its neck with a knife, would he feel better about it. To his credit he accepted his view was flawed. Another good one i use for vegans is asking them if they eat with a knife and fork and accept the responsibility for the loss of habitat that the mining of the materials required for their knife an fork has resulted in. The most intelligent, generous, considerate, aware and nature loving people I know are bow hunters. the act of bow hunting requires you to be a better person in so many ways
Brian, just listened to podcast 400 and something and you reminded me of this one. Second time ive listened to it and it was so good it was like it was brand new. Love your podcasts keep it going. Keep Hammering 🔨 🔨😁
My ex-wife took my 3 y/o daughter to see Bambi on the eve of my first deer hunting trip.. Just before I left, she asked me if I was going to kill Bambi? I Never did figure out who was more traumatized about it.. her or me back then.. Today, my daughter is an avid hunter.. makes her own venison salami and jerky, and fixes her own vehicle when it breaks. I must have done something right! EXCELLENT VIDEO guys!! Thank you for putting this together.. We can learn alot from people who understand how to make their own meat and how important it is to do so!!
AWESOME......................the funniest, but true points of debate, blog I have seen, hilarious and love the way these guys are able to take the negative views of people and turn the reality of it into a joke. Thanks for all your efforts Gritty
Great podcast. Love the discussion about the disconnect between the meat we buy and its source. For a humorous take on this, check out Patrick F. McManus' title chapter in 'How I got this way,' page 23, from 'Just to look at a chicken...' Google 'Mcmanus how I got this way just to look at a chicken' Cheers!
I'm a big fan of everyone in this podcast! All the conversations in this were awesome. I'm a big follower of Aron Snyder just mainly because i think he's super badass but also because he just is a good example to people who don't hunt what it is all about. I do have to say though, I am a conventional farmer and sometimes the topics on organic meat get a little disappointing to me. Our society cannot sustain themselves and the amount of affordable and safe conventional food produced here could never be out-produced by wild game meat. And I love wild game meat but it can't be the primary meat source, it's impossible. And in no way would it be affordable. I think there are bad eggs in every bunch, and TH-cam can show some terrible examples of conventional farming but those are extreme cases and in no way normal. Just like how it is in hunting. But anyways, big fan, loved the show!
To touch on your fixed blade/mechanical debate.... High foc and heavy arrows with a fixed blade will fly perfectly, and out preform anything. I went to single bevel and shot a whitetail... The effect was outrageous. An L shaped cut that was about 4 inhes... Find me a mechanical that does that.
South west Wash. Weyhouser has a lock down on our huntig. I have lived here most my life. Fishing devistated same for hunting when is some one going to fix or change these policies.
A day will eventually come where everyone will be tested, and it won't be until then that these "anti hunters" will realize, that magic plastic card won't feed you. I try and educate people on the purity of eating what you kill almost everyday. I just think a lot of them won't change until they are in that "oh shit" moment and realize i should probably know how to do this... but i love the vids, joe and cam are some of my favorites to watch and keep doing what you guys do.
The problem is WORD ASSOCIATION. All our lives we are taught that killing is bad, just the same as drugs are bad. People’s reaction to “killing” is the same reaction they give when a marijuana legalization conversation comes about.
You 4 really need to come to twin falls Idaho, stop by Advantage Archery , best pro shop In Idaho. And try your luck in unit 54 archery mule deer , unlimited draw hunt . On the elk side of things unit 54 only gives out 10 archery tags , but if you rifle hunt . I think this year it was like 25 bull tags and 100 cow tags . That's the kinda shit that pisses me off . I mean seriously, why not give out some of those cow tags to archery hunters . Like you said , it's not a trophy hunt for some of us it's about the meet. Any ways . I really want to come to Oregon for an Elk hunt in 2019 , that's the plan , so where is this Bow Rack ,your talking about. I know I would like to at least stop in and see if I pick a day to meet Cam !
Why to do things difficult way. Use 2 blade and its idiot prowe. It will be open all the time and don't brake on hard hit. I'm trad style archery and don't hunt much or can't like in America. But i practice alot😢😁🤔😄
Great podcast and I agree with 99% of it but humans are categorically NOT apex predators. On the trophic level (natural food chain), humans are about in the middle. Somewhere like pigs. There's nothing wrong with eating meat, and I wouldn't watch this if I didn't like hunting, but as much as some people get butt hurt about it, we're not great white sharks or grizzly bears. That's just as an important part of being connected to nature as hunting.
Your badmouthing of farmers has bothered me in previous podcasts - glad you recognize that your words mean something in this type of forum. Unfortunately, Hanes still doesn't get it with his "free-range, grass-fed, hormone" nonsense.
This was a great show, but bleeping our swear words on a show about killing your own food? What are we hiding the naughty words for? We know what you’re saying (we’re saying it in our heads). We’re all grown ups here.
Petrol_Head You May like the swear words, but I can promise you that those of us riding in the car, or wishing to listen to it with our kids hate them. I would wager that people like me hate the swear words a lot more then you hate the bleeps.
1 time i was in this another country and i was dutys there. Thats not the point of this story. There were bampi that been hit by car. That little deer was broutch to our camp. One guy was hunter and want to shoot it and he say that it can't survive. I sayd that i want to save it. Bampi couldent stand and it didn't drink or ate. Later after few hours it did stand up shaking but it did stay on its feet. I garry it out from camp and leave it to wild. I think that i should be it its nature. Next day it was lyeing on ground in ditz and another people was put pool of water near it. Bambi was in bad shape. In that time i know i was wrong. It should be put out yesterday. Nature is wild and grule. Sometimes you should think strate. Now and then i'm in to bows and hunting.
India needs hunters asap. Kids are being eaten by man eating leopards. 6 kids have been killed in the last 5 weeks. 4,000 strong leopard colony in one area alone!
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This was quite enjoyable for someone who has hunted since 1960. God Bless you Gentlemen.
For sure make the introduction longer!!
Cameron and Joe are pretty much a sure win anytime they get together and talk hunting. Throw in GB and this one is off the chain!
I'm glad I'm finally getting into archery due to listening to the Rogan podcast. I'm looking forward to learning and going on my first hunt.
Im 28 and have lived most my life as seeing hunting as being wrong simply due to me not liking Trophy Hunting.. Ive grown as a person though and know that actual hunting for the gathering of meat is the most ethical thing a human being surviving in this world can do to show respect for mother nature in general. I have since done a complete 180 on the idea of hunting and can't imagine going through life WITHOUT going hunting at least once.. Its a thing I feel like if your physically capable you should try it to get some worldly perspective.
That's an incredible turn around cFlan, especially for someone of your age. There's a lot that goes into a successful, ethical hunt. Choose your availability(both specie and weapon), practice that weapon, and equally as important...learn to butcher and cook your game. To kill an animal deliberately, makes a small change in a person...then gutting and butchering said animal can do the same.....but consuming that harvest closes the loop. It's no longer a waste of a life when you eat it. Even if it makes it to the freezer, and you don't eat it...you've wasted a life. It's a noble undertaking, get out and do it!!!!!
Amen. I was never against hunting, but I never got into it until the last year or so. Partly because I didn't really have any family or friends around who did hunt. But I got into it last year and man I'm an Addict now. I've only taken a doe with a rifle, but gutting it, eating it is just a powerful thing. In the last year I even bought a bow and I'm getting ready for the season coming up.
I have read book after book. Spent a small fortune on gear.lol half of which I really don't need. It's just become a huge passion. Only thing I wish I would have started earlier. I'm 42, so still going to be a learning curve. But, I don't care.
The best experience I've had, was calling in a big Mulie buck to within 30 yards. From right across a fairly big valley. Didn't have a Mulie tag, so nothing happened. But being out there, and just being in nature, and the challenge is what it's all about.
Good luck this season!
cFlan Have you gone hunting yet?
What's wrong with trophy hunting? Killing old males usually has the biggest net positive effect on a herd.
i grew up in a non hunting family but always had a knack for walking up on whitetail deer in the woods of Ohio. i was always curious about hunting and knew our upbringing as humans and as men. which i think has gotten lost in todays world. the first time i hunted many years later starting at about 30 years old, i knew i found what i was supposed to be doing. there are a whole lot of reasons on why hunting is necessary that i wont get into here, but yes, if you haven't hunted, and have that desire to? you need to scratch that itch!
I was excited to find this video. Gritty, Cam and Joe are the only 3 podcasts I subscribe to.
SoDak308 try adam greentree his podcast is great.. 💪🏻 Keep Hammerin
Great work Brian, that conversation could've gone on for another couple of hours.
+Adam Teten No joke! I thought it was funny when Brian gave Joe "the out" and Joe was like, "I'm not done yet, I wanna hear the debate over fixed vs. mechanical." LOL. Inside Brian was like, "ALRIGHT, I'm going with it!" :) - Katie
Great podcast, I just started listening to you guys and I'm hooked. Fan of cam and joe and now gritty bowmen.
That was a great podcast. You 4 compliment each other well, maybe my favorite one yet.
Not a hunter, but found this to be enjoyable to listen to
Great podcast and Brian looks so young! So encouraging for an old guy that needs all the help I can get.
Just found you guys because of Joe and Cam.
Great cast guys. I'm very externally motivated and listening to you guys helps to keep me pumped up! Thanks a ton.
Ivory Holsters
Best one yet! Awesome guys!!!
+Adam Rauchbauer Thanks man!
This is what people need to hear. They should put this on CNN. Facts of life!!
Wow. I normally only watch the hunting vids and pass on the pod cast. But I’m glad I watched this. I really enjoyed it. Much respect to each of you
my two favorite podcasts come together. what an amazing day!
Great podcast! Looking forward to more with this group
that was a great podcast, you guys could have totally been just sitting around a camp fire at elk camp . just 4 guys talking about hunting loved it .
A soldier, a comedian and a ultra marathon runner walk into a bar. This was great. Love Joe and Cams bromance.
Cam was fired up on this one. I like it.
just found these podcasts through listening to Joe Rogan and Cam on Joes podcasts.
they have started an obsession in me for bow hunting, only problem is it is illegal here in Scotland!
look forward to feeding my new found obsession with these podcasts.
what is there to hunt in Scotland? some Shepard's sheep herd :P
My favorite pod cast. Good job boys
I love this intro you should do more like it! The music goes so well and makes you feel energized
Love this Podcast.Great Job! Great Guests and Great Info and stories! Love it!
The trail leads from @joerogan to @cameronhanes to @grittybowman. So glad I stayed on this trail. Staying tuned for more.
LOVE this podcast!! Great job Brian!!
Dope show
Awesome podcast, loved it, another Australian fan
How good is this podcast.. freakin awesome...
From Aus. That was a great podcast. All had your own stories. Motivating people to eat better and live healthier. Good on yas.
Somehow I just heard about this podcast from joe Rogan . I’ll be subscribing for the rest . Great podcast
Love all you guys! Great conversation with some tough minded men!
Awesome Podcast guys, loved it!!
Great content. Really enjoyed the perspective of joe and cam. Keep at it and plan those bathroom breaks!
Thanks for that
King time ago but I found it useful and hilarious
Love the podcast, first time heard about you boys. I live in the northern pacific and hunt blacktail. One of the biggest problems with fixed is the distance they can run in the thick with even the best shot. I shot one last season ran 75 yards and was HARD to find. The rain always seems to want to come in too. Im trying Mechanicals next season. Just gotta find one best for me, thanks for putting this out there.
3 favorite. Well done.
I k ow it's a 2yr old podcast but just listened . It's great stuff . And I've known tim for years . Shooting tournaments. And you guys are awesome .
Joe rogan talks about bow hunting like a spiritual journey i feel that shit 2 brother
great podcast.. what a laugh.. will be watching more :)
good work boys, classic stuff on the perspective of non hunters. A friend of mine who's hell keen on his fishing was giving me grief about bow hunting so I asked him if I went into the bush with a massive baited hook on a chain and waited for the deer to swallow it and then dragged it to me and hacked the back of its neck with a knife, would he feel better about it. To his credit he accepted his view was flawed. Another good one i use for vegans is asking them if they eat with a knife and fork and accept the responsibility for the loss of habitat that the mining of the materials required for their knife an fork has resulted in. The most intelligent, generous, considerate, aware and nature loving people I know are bow hunters. the act of bow hunting requires you to be a better person in so many ways
Great Podcast guys!!! If you guys are ever in Australia and want to hunt some Sambar deer, let me know! Can't wait to get my Gritty shirt either!
+Nic Gigliati I'm working on it! ;) - Katie
Would love to see these guys all together with adam greentree down here hunting..
Best podcast so far! Keep it up!
Brian, just listened to podcast 400 and something and you reminded me of this one. Second time ive listened to it and it was so good it was like it was brand new. Love your podcasts keep it going. Keep Hammering 🔨 🔨😁
Being a farmer and a hunter boy, are you guys spot on about society being disconnected from their food. I fight it on two fronts on a daily basis.
My ex-wife took my 3 y/o daughter to see Bambi on the eve of my first deer hunting trip.. Just before I left, she asked me if I was going to kill Bambi? I Never did figure out who was more traumatized about it.. her or me back then.. Today, my daughter is an avid hunter.. makes her own venison salami and jerky, and fixes her own vehicle when it breaks. I must have done something right! EXCELLENT VIDEO guys!! Thank you for putting this together.. We can learn alot from people who understand how to make their own meat and how important it is to do so!!
Great listen! Thx!
AWESOME......................the funniest, but true points of debate, blog I have seen, hilarious and love the way these guys are able to take the negative views of people and turn the reality of it into a joke. Thanks for all your efforts Gritty
This is the longest I've ever heard Joe speak without saying fuck.
the bow rack is awesome
Great podcast.
Love the discussion about the disconnect between the meat we buy and its source.
For a humorous take on this, check out Patrick F. McManus' title chapter in 'How I got this way,' page 23, from 'Just to look at a chicken...' Google 'Mcmanus how I got this way just to look at a chicken'
Cheers!
How did I miss this? Get some!!
I'm a big fan of everyone in this podcast! All the conversations in this were awesome. I'm a big follower of Aron Snyder just mainly because i think he's super badass but also because he just is a good example to people who don't hunt what it is all about. I do have to say though, I am a conventional farmer and sometimes the topics on organic meat get a little disappointing to me. Our society cannot sustain themselves and the amount of affordable and safe conventional food produced here could never be out-produced by wild game meat. And I love wild game meat but it can't be the primary meat source, it's impossible. And in no way would it be affordable. I think there are bad eggs in every bunch, and TH-cam can show some terrible examples of conventional farming but those are extreme cases and in no way normal. Just like how it is in hunting. But anyways, big fan, loved the show!
Great podcast. Subscribed and looking for all notifications.
Awesome PODCAST!
great! you guys have great chemistry together.
Fantastic podcast, love it. So true, hard work has no substitute. You have another fan, have either off you hunted in NZ?
Good meeting you at the Ata show!
Tex Grebner Outdoors
"I just fucking SHOT myself!"
A 5 minute intro... get it together guys
A horse with a tree on its head!! Lol
Love it !!
Great podcast !
Randy Ulmer is the god of bow hunting
Great stuff !!!
Transformation into a hunter sounds like a werewolf
Great podcast guys!
I held my piss the whole time.
Dammit......now I wanna go hunt elk in Colorado.
Joe calling out Dominic Monaghan! Haha!
powerful joe rogan
To touch on your fixed blade/mechanical debate.... High foc and heavy arrows with a fixed blade will fly perfectly, and out preform anything. I went to single bevel and shot a whitetail... The effect was outrageous. An L shaped cut that was about 4 inhes... Find me a mechanical that does that.
What's the name of the song in the intro?
nice show. you got my sub.
I work a 54 hour week and I still hunt for what my family eat
South west Wash. Weyhouser has a lock down on our huntig. I have lived here most my life. Fishing devistated same for hunting when is some one going to fix or change these policies.
A day will eventually come where everyone will be tested, and it won't be until then that these "anti hunters" will realize, that magic plastic card won't feed you. I try and educate people on the purity of eating what you kill almost everyday. I just think a lot of them won't change until they are in that "oh shit" moment and realize i should probably know how to do this... but i love the vids, joe and cam are some of my favorites to watch and keep doing what you guys do.
Y ,would anyone give that a thumbs down!
The problem is WORD ASSOCIATION. All our lives we are taught that killing is bad, just the same as drugs are bad. People’s reaction to “killing” is the same reaction they give when a marijuana legalization conversation comes about.
Nazis in WWI. Good job Intellectual Joe
heard that too. lol joe is great but he screws up his lines alot. even the one's he says often.
Daski69 that’s what you got from this conversation? Fucking dip shit
Longest intro ever!!
Please make the introdution looooonger....for real for sure make it 10 minutes or longer...
Aron has his head on a swivel....always.
Why is Aron Snyder not involved anymore?
You 4 really need to come to twin falls Idaho, stop by Advantage Archery , best pro shop In Idaho. And try your luck in unit 54 archery mule deer , unlimited draw hunt . On the elk side of things unit 54 only gives out 10 archery tags , but if you rifle hunt . I think this year it was like 25 bull tags and 100 cow tags . That's the kinda shit that pisses me off . I mean seriously, why not give out some of those cow tags to archery hunters . Like you said , it's not a trophy hunt for some of us it's about the meet.
Any ways . I really want to come to Oregon for an Elk hunt in 2019 , that's the plan , so where is this Bow Rack ,your talking about. I know I would like to at least stop in and see if I pick a day to meet Cam !
Check out Jeff Cavanaugh on TH-cam one of the best shots I've ever seen and uses a recurve -would be a interesting podcast
Why to do things difficult way. Use 2 blade and its idiot prowe. It will be open all the time and don't brake on hard hit. I'm trad style archery and don't hunt much or can't like in America. But i practice alot😢😁🤔😄
Interview starts @ 5:17
"Most people"
Long enough intro?
assume totally
Great podcast and I agree with 99% of it but humans are categorically NOT apex predators. On the trophic level (natural food chain), humans are about in the middle. Somewhere like pigs. There's nothing wrong with eating meat, and I wouldn't watch this if I didn't like hunting, but as much as some people get butt hurt about it, we're not great white sharks or grizzly bears. That's just as an important part of being connected to nature as hunting.
Your badmouthing of farmers has bothered me in previous podcasts - glad you recognize that your words mean something in this type of forum. Unfortunately, Hanes still doesn't get it with his "free-range, grass-fed, hormone" nonsense.
This was a great show, but bleeping our swear words on a show about killing your own food? What are we hiding the naughty words for? We know what you’re saying (we’re saying it in our heads). We’re all grown ups here.
Petrol_Head You May like the swear words, but I can promise you that those of us riding in the car, or wishing to listen to it with our kids hate them. I would wager that people like me hate the swear words a lot more then you hate the bleeps.
the ww1 nazi wolf story made me slightly facepalm but other than that good to listen to :D
1 time i was in this another country and i was dutys there. Thats not the point of this story. There were bampi that been hit by car. That little deer was broutch to our camp. One guy was hunter and want to shoot it and he say that it can't survive. I sayd that i want to save it. Bampi couldent stand and it didn't drink or ate. Later after few hours it did stand up shaking but it did stay on its feet. I garry it out from camp and leave it to wild. I think that i should be it its nature. Next day it was lyeing on ground in ditz and another people was put pool of water near it. Bambi was in bad shape. In that time i know i was wrong. It should be put out yesterday. Nature is wild and grule. Sometimes you should think strate. Now and then i'm in to bows and hunting.
Ww1 nazi's was an obvious slip but it was hilarious -the vegan hunter
genius,killing that animal with a credit card...the end lol
Bears eat my trash everynight, they eat my kids shitty diapers, their savages but cool to see..
India needs hunters asap. Kids are being eaten by man eating leopards. 6 kids have been killed in the last 5 weeks. 4,000 strong leopard colony in one area alone!
57:50 Brendan Schaub!!!