I can see your reasoning on hunting. I've hunted all my life and fished so my opinion is that if you hunt for meat you can do so however you like. Trophy hunting when the meat isn't used is utterly inexcusable.
Depends on the how the trophy hunting is done poaching is really bad but you can pay a bunch of money to go hunt lions elephants and other animals that have gotten out of control and are hurting their own population
Even trophy hunted animals yield meat. Over in Africa, they will eat the meat off of Lions, Giraffes, Hippos, etc.... after the hunt. When tribes and villages rely on the paid safari hunts they sponsor for meat, they're not picky.
@@rickystewart4400 That's the thing that gets me when you read into many of the trophy hunts like that. The choice is one old giraffe or letting it kill all the young males in its group. People complaining about every animal life mattering while ignoring that that life is causing the extinction of its species or others.
Yeah but I feel bad for the catfish eggs that get destroyed as it freaks out. That one sport can be the reason flatheads get replaced by some invasive carp. Hillbillies don't understand like city folk how good they have it and how fragile it is. Parks near me have less and less diversity every fucking year. It's depressing as hell.
It's not the catfish that takes your fingers...they have low grit sandpaper for teeth. It's the alligator snapping turtles that inhabit the same area that take your fingers. As far as I know
i finally hunted the Ben & Jerry hiding in the freezer. It was a sly and clever beast, but i finally claimed my trophie LIKE A MAN and revelled in the sweet precious taste of my prize.
That's how you run a human build in the current meta of the Earth Server. Almost all of a human's stats are mediocre at best, except for the intelligence stat, which gives them the special ability to temporarily max out any other stat. The reason hunters use guns and camouflage to hunt is because they are using their high intelligence, their one advantage in the meta, to come out on top. Humans' high intelligence stat is why they currently dominate the game. What you're suggesting is that human hunters abandon their one advantage and take on another build type with their mediocre base stats, which is a terrible way to run a human build.
No, but the way you write, take yourself extremely seriously, and make excessively drawn-out references that basically nobody is likely to understand is certainly indicative of it. That, or being home-schooled. Or both!
You’re right: without our ability to use tools, we have no advantage in the current meta considering we have little natural camouflage, low speed and defense stats, and mediocre attack at best. Our high intelligence stat gives us the ability to buff all of our other stats so significantly that we can outshine even other top tiers to the point of undeniable dominance. It would be unfair if we tried to take on another species without being able to use our only saving grace. ¿Do Geese See God?, as an Autistic person, I’d like to offer a rebuttal to your seeming hatred of the disability, but I fear you wouldn’t be able to understand what I’d write.
There's one hunting video I laugh at every time. A guy was bow hunting a pheasant I believe but he didn't kill it right away. The hunter ends up chasing the birds with arrow still in it but he can't catch up to it so he end throwing his bow at it knocking the pheasant out. It's pretty comical in my opinion.
That gorilla bit went through my head for a bit and honestly... if you manage to kill a gorilla with your bare hands, you deserve the title as greatest hunter alive. Cause one casual backhand from a gorilla and any man is dead. But full on Fisticuffs! No you deserve that kill more than that time Nero killed a lion in his Coliseum.
Karl will never read this, but I hunt myself and to a certain extent I fully agree with the sentiment that it isn't fair. During a hunt, I was sat next to a tree using one of the limbs to support my rifle and I heard pounding hooves behind me, when I turned around I made eye contact with about thirty wildebeest that were less than 30m from me. For anyone who doesn't know, wildebeest are called "poor man's Buffalo" because they can and will fuck you up. I was lucky that they decided not to kick my shit in that day.
Ok as someone who has had several generations of duck hunters in the family they have never claimed to be at risk of anything more than frostbite. Because let me tell you there is a lot of prep involved that can give you hypothermia if you screw up but you are right that humans have every advantage over the ducks. Also I highly recommend duck. Some of the best meat I’ve ever had
At least where I am from, the whole "hunting separating the boys from the men" thing is because some families are so damn poor that if they fail too badly during hunting season their family could go hungry. There are places in poor rural parts of the US where students legit have a week or two off at the start of certain hunting seasons so they can help their families hunt for shit to freeze for a long ass time.
My uncle bow hunts buck on his cousin's land for meat once or twice a year. The trophy he's ever brought back was a bit of horn that he carved and made into a knife handle
Hey, I don’t care if you like hunting or not, but ima just give reasons why hunting can be acceptable. I live in a very rural area (like 60 miles from the nearest city), and hunting is obviously very popular as a sport. I don’t see the appeal of hunting for sport, but there are reasons to hunt. A while back our timber wolf population was so out of control that it was a threat to the deer population. When the deer run out you then have a bunch of wolves starving to death and no more deer. Not only is it more humane to kill the wolves through hunting because it’s prevents them from starving to death, but you also protect the deer. In a similar sense, now the deer population is a little out of control, and it’s harming some of the plant life, especially white pines. Not to mention the increased risk of smashing a deer with your car. Basically, my point is you can use hunting as a means to generate income for a state by selling licenses, while also keeping animal populations at a reasonable level. Also, moose meat is literally the best meat I’ve ever tasted, and I don’t believe you can get farm raised moose lol. If you can, please hook me up.
Russia, specifically Siberia, has hundreds of years of experience in caribou/moose farming, so if you ever have the time and money to visit or import, I could recommend you to try that. Finland is another strong candidate, a South African exchange student in Finland, who vlogs on TH-cam, once complained that the Finns eat reindeer pizza. th-cam.com/video/71xbsoS30k8/w-d-xo.html
Personally, I have full respect for, and would gladly participate in food and full body use hunting. I draw the line at trophy hunting, which is pointless and cruel.
Andrew Evenson you don't care what people think, yet you wrote a novel trying to convince people to accept what you think? I think you do care, I think you are a great big care bear. But you said killing is more humane because if you kill the wolves then the wolves dont die, sure, whatever, I think killing is fun and pretending it isn't is a critical error. Just say hey I like killing stuff because f yea bro! So now everyone knows you hate wildlife, but also know you are a great big liar, so next time you want to convince others that you just don't care, you shouldn't bother.
I'm sure it's a coincidence, but it is deer season this week, or next, in much of the central US. You cannot imagine the hype and importance this holds for many people (at least in rural areas). People pull their kids out of school. Some businesses close early. Everywhere you go camo and orange seem the dress code. Even if you have no interest in hunting, you have to be aware of it. You legally can't even walk in public woods or fields without wearing orange. Even on your own land, you wear orange, unless you want to take the chance of being shot. Even driving is more dangerous because deer cross the road a lot more. (FYI I don't hunt, but where I live that is unusual)
Makes sense as wolves eat deer and ya can't have wolves near people or they can eat them too. So we took out the wolf and keep the deer in check in their place.
Well for moose hunting you actually have to get up and look for them. My dad has been tracked by wolves hunting moose. Not all hunting is sitting doing nothing.
I feel like everyone missed the important part. he used to work for cracked. Good for you to break off and do your own thing, your videos are far better
I like how Karl talks about the different kinds of BUCKshot and uses four different birds as example. When there’s another kind of shell called BIRDshot
I've seen the Giant Sphinx Moth a couple times in Northern California. They're about 5" long at rest. Both times accompanied by women screaming bloody murder. Fun times.
Surely the use of tools should be considered one of man's natural strengths. Maybe sniping animals from a mile away is a bit excessive, but bare hands is taking it too far in the opposite direction. What about that guy who built himself an armoured bear-fighting suit? Is that guy cheating? I don't think he is, especially considering he's building the armour itself, thus pitting his own design and use of tools against the bear's own strength. As for Meek, there's an obvious difference between sport hunting and hunting in the interest of science. I mean, you gotta dissect the frog to understand it.
@@OspreyKnight of course they do. most people hunt in forests, if you're a mile away, that means there's a mile of trees between you and the target. you have to get close enough to get line of sight to the target, then get close enough to be confident in your shot.
Once I was really into pistol target shooting. I’d go to the outdoor range near here with a brick of 550 rounds and shoot my .22 beretta all day. Sometimes bright yellow butterflies would flutter across the range and I would always try to hit them. As far as I know I never hit any, or if I did they didn’t notice, or they seemingly disappeared.
When I lived in Queensland my mum put a bunch of the queen Alexander butterflies food source and we had every season , there actually really cool and pretty. I was amazed
Never got why people are so scared of huntsman spiders, I'm in Queensland Australian and a kid you not one sits in the corner behind me. They don't hurt me and it just keeps to itself, barely moves too, stays still for hours. Really harmless and keeps out other stuff like mosquitos.
"No insect that big should survive... nothing that big should exist..." My dear, the insects we have are the shrunken version. Take a look at prehistoric bugs: there were once dragonflies the size of comets and sea scorpions the size of small cars! have a good night! :D
I think hunting with a knife is also an even playing field depending on the animal, most animals have claws and anything worth hunting is significantly stronger than a human, a knife just levels it out, it could a raft your face but you could stab it.
My father was one of those "I'm a big, manly hunter" assholes. For years, he'd take his bow and go off somewhere for a week. He only talked about actually shooting a deer once, which he seriously injured, but didn't track afterward. Truth is, most of the time, he was probably just off womanizing, or he'd have had more than one story about hunting. Disgusting how proud he was of that shit. Having watched him shoot at targets, it was obvious he wasn't really any good at it. Despite not having really done any archery for the last fifty years, I'm still probably a better shot than he was. In many states, the only way to keep the deer population down, is hunting. People freak out about the idea of having wolves running wild, but aren't concerned about idiots with firearms. We know which are more often responsible for untimely deaths of people.
Every time that I watch one of these videos, I skip to the end briefly to see what all images are on screen and try and guess why the fuck they are up there.
Keep making awesome videos man!! The format is perfect. On a side note you need to go on a hunting trip with someone who genuinely enjoys the hunt. Regardless if you plan on actually taking an animal's life. You will get to see how much planning, eating habits, terrain narrowing, and good shot discipline goes into a hunt every time you go out. It's not the way I ASSUME you perceive it. At least not for the majority of hunters.
bird shot is a shot gun shell that is filled with a bunch of very small pellets. this way you don't have to be as accurate. the other shot gun shell either have fewer/larger pellets or, one very large slug. bird shot is used so you don't destroy the body and there is a wider spread.
Man v nature! I once, had to put both barrels into a rather angry garden slug. Butterfly's, child's play. You should try taking on a rabid woodlouse, hard as hell those things are. You need a 700nitro double rifle, and a pair of nads like coconuts. Love the channel.
I wish you were a High school teacher, more importantly/specifically, I wish you had been one of my high school teachers. I never would've skipped school if I got to learn random obscure information, while laughing myself to tears
11:25 on this topic, my family does alot of hunting and I’m the inly one who doesn’t use a gun. I use a bow or crossbow because like Karl says, doing it with a gun doesn’t feel fair on the animal. Granted Imm not hardcore enough to wrestle a boar to death with my bare hands but I’ll get there one day I hope.
My grandfather hunted wild bore with a .44 magnum revolver, two pit bulls, a knife, and bushels of corn. He only used the gun for human to human interaction or interaction with unintended animals such as bears and cougars. He would either place corn hear a tree and sit in a bush with his dogs not too far away. Or set up multiple of these bushels of corn with share traps. Once trapped or cornered his dogs would hold the bore and he would kill it with the knife. He did this for many years before he swapped hunting with drug dealing.
"There is no hunting like the hunting of man, and those who have hunted armed men long enough and liked it, never care for anything else thereafter.” ~ Hemingway
If anyone went into the arctic to hunt wolves with their bare hands, they deserve a Darwin award, and they'll probably get it. I don't see anything wrong with hunting, but there is a culture around it that's distressing.The whole, mounting dead animals on your wall, that's just tasteless. And making it out as though it's man vs nature, come off it man.
@@elizabethwhite131 then i have a question for you. my family hunts, and some of the members collect antlers. we use every other part of the animal for practical purposes, selling inedible bits to someone who makes homemade dog food for example, but we keep some of the antlers for decoration. what are your feelings on that?
The reality is everyone has an opinion about something they really know nothing about, what happens in one country may not be legal or possible in another.
My Grandfather hunted sparrows with a shotgun. This is next level. On side note: there were a Danish Queen, that got som micro cannons made, so she could shot flies and other creatures, that annoyed her, hence there is Danish expression about literally shouting sparrows with cannons.
Once as a teenager on my way to work, I bought a bottle of pepsi from an outdoor machine and when I picked it up there was a moth about the size of a robin (wings folded, head to toe it was about as long as the bottle was tall) under the bottle and when I got the bottle off of it, it flew away.
I have to stand up for bow hunters here. That takes skill, endurance, finesse, intelligence, and courage. You need to get much closer to animals that can most definitely fuck you up. Even a deer is more dangerous than you think at close proximity. The experience is more primal but it makes you more mindful of their pain and how to make sure they don't suffer. That sort of connection also makes you appreciate every part of that game. Waste not and be thankful.
A puppy sized butterfly sounds sweet, dunno why would you be scared of an insect that you have enough information about to know they can't harm you and also looks fucking beautiful.
In reference to the duck check out a duck boat. It's a row boat designed to be tipped disguising you as a log then you spring up by tipping the boat and massacre a whole bunch of unsuspecting ducks.
Hunting is super useful in a lot of European countries. For example in Belgium, we don't have any predators left so we have to hunt to manage the wildlife population to make sure they don't outgrow the local resources and end up destroying the forests.
One of the coolest ways I've seen people Hunt it bow hunting because it takes true skill because you have to be so quiet, But hunting with a gun makes sense because people especially where I'm at will kill and clean a good portion of their own meet instead of buying it.
I think melee weapons should also count. Humans don't have claws or fangs, so I think a spear is close enough to say a horn. Also if you havent already, a video on endurance hunting would be great. Its people jogging after deer, following them for miles and hours, and then killing them with spears after theyre too exhausted to keep running
I have recently been watching more and more of your videos because one day one of them showed up in my feed and you are hilarious and great but I didn't subscribe till this one because it was just so damn funny I couldn't not subscribe
Here in Missouri hunting is actually good for the ecology as a whole because in the example of deer, their largest predators are humans, as wolves have died out of Missouri, and they risk overpopulation if they are not hunted. Also there is a less than 0 chance anyone will ever kill a deer by hunting it with their bear hands, they’d sooner kill it with their car on accident.
I'm pretty sure that he sent it to the Natural History Museum not the British Museum (where people instead sent historical artefacts they nabbed at the start of the 20th Century). Love these videos though mate, keep them coming.
Regular bird shot is technically safe to fire in the air, do to low mass in the pellets they don’t fall hard enough to harm anyone or anything, so the extra fine shot he used would have been even safer to fire wildly in the air, and from the end I prefer bow hunting over rifle hunting, the only thing I’d take camping and hunting other than a bow is a .308 for bears just in case.
Does it count as using your own hands if you build a weapon from scratch? Also does that change between making a bow from scratch with wood you find yourself and boulding a gun from scratch including smelting all the metal and hand crafting all the parts?
adding to the deluge of hunting related comments: My father grew up in rural pennsylvania hunting for food. It was a poor community, and the free or close to free food that hunting created was important to survival. That talk about you versus the animal is the talk of city gun enthusiasts that don't really understand it. It pisses me off too. When my father moved to a city, he was in a job which had him once or twice go into a slaughterhouse. The experience of seeing the sustained pain that those animals went through turned him off of farmed meat, and he and the rest of the family exist as almost complete vegetarians. Yeah, fuck those dudes who view a gun as an extension of their ego and will, and act super manly without putting themselves at risk, but just remember that for some it is a quiet part of their survival, and that the which life is subjected to in slaughterhouses is worth quantifying when one looks at the virtues of hunting. Yo but fuck using deer hormones to hunt. That's the most fucked.
I can see your reasoning on hunting. I've hunted all my life and fished so my opinion is that if you hunt for meat you can do so however you like. Trophy hunting when the meat isn't used is utterly inexcusable.
Yeah. If you kill it, eat it. I never really like the idea of people hunting predator animals mainly because they aren't eating the meat.
Better than mass cow farms though
Depends on the how the trophy hunting is done poaching is really bad but you can pay a bunch of money to go hunt lions elephants and other animals that have gotten out of control and are hurting their own population
Even trophy hunted animals yield meat. Over in Africa, they will eat the meat off of Lions, Giraffes, Hippos, etc.... after the hunt. When tribes and villages rely on the paid safari hunts they sponsor for meat, they're not picky.
@@rickystewart4400 That's the thing that gets me when you read into many of the trophy hunts like that. The choice is one old giraffe or letting it kill all the young males in its group. People complaining about every animal life mattering while ignoring that that life is causing the extinction of its species or others.
The only butterfly that eluded him was the caterpillar under his nose.
lol 👏
What about using a traditional bow? They're perfectly fair, take a lot of practice and skill to kill with, etc.
He essentially played monster hunter: studying life by shooting it till it DIES
Has a monster hunter veteran player I can confirm it works just fine 🙃
@@mangolian3773 nice
When you hit a butterfly with a shogun
"The Sniper"
lion chan yeah I bet throwing a Japanese lord at a butterfly is hard
@@world7452 yeah with a catapult. That would be a funny sight. I would rank that sniper status.🤣
@@world7452 i hit them with the shogun in Gintama
Yee
lion chan
Sniping’s a good job mate
6:44 only Moe would be able to shoot a double barrel shotgun three times without reloading
Or Ash
Not the Pokemon kid
The guy from the evil dead
Or Elmer Fud
Na its the drilling, 2 shotgun shots, 1 rifle gun.
@@dankmemes2354 *looks at the shotgun* I- *looks at him* Do you see a small barrel on that damned thing?
@@kilometer5082 I knew you were talking about Ketchum because the real ash packs a much bigger boomstick
In the USA there's a sport of catching catfish with your bare hands. Some people have lost fingers to catfish while hunting them this way.
Ah Noodling, the hillbilliest of sports.
Oklahoma were the wind comes sweeping down the planes
Yeah but I feel bad for the catfish eggs that get destroyed as it freaks out. That one sport can be the reason flatheads get replaced by some invasive carp. Hillbillies don't understand like city folk how good they have it and how fragile it is. Parks near me have less and less diversity every fucking year. It's depressing as hell.
It's not the catfish that takes your fingers...they have low grit sandpaper for teeth. It's the alligator snapping turtles that inhabit the same area that take your fingers. As far as I know
Losing finger is very rare. It just hurts a bit
i finally hunted the Ben & Jerry hiding in the freezer. It was a sly and clever beast, but i finally claimed my trophie LIKE A MAN and revelled in the sweet precious taste of my prize.
GOOD JOB
Is that really how you spell trophy?
@@himarik4609 touché
in karl’s eyes, you’re a hunter.
nice job handling it with your bare hands.
That's how you run a human build in the current meta of the Earth Server. Almost all of a human's stats are mediocre at best, except for the intelligence stat, which gives them the special ability to temporarily max out any other stat. The reason hunters use guns and camouflage to hunt is because they are using their high intelligence, their one advantage in the meta, to come out on top. Humans' high intelligence stat is why they currently dominate the game. What you're suggesting is that human hunters abandon their one advantage and take on another build type with their mediocre base stats, which is a terrible way to run a human build.
Clearly didn't catch the Tier Zoo reference I was making.
th-cam.com/video/HCUNQYsgctY/w-d-xo.html
Ok, yeah sure, if having a little fun with education is indicative of autism then yeah, I'm autistic AF. IDGAF. You do you.
No, but the way you write, take yourself extremely seriously, and make excessively drawn-out references that basically nobody is likely to understand is certainly indicative of it. That, or being home-schooled. Or both!
If you say so...
You’re right: without our ability to use tools, we have no advantage in the current meta considering we have little natural camouflage, low speed and defense stats, and mediocre attack at best. Our high intelligence stat gives us the ability to buff all of our other stats so significantly that we can outshine even other top tiers to the point of undeniable dominance. It would be unfair if we tried to take on another species without being able to use our only saving grace.
¿Do Geese See God?, as an Autistic person, I’d like to offer a rebuttal to your seeming hatred of the disability, but I fear you wouldn’t be able to understand what I’d write.
There's one hunting video I laugh at every time. A guy was bow hunting a pheasant I believe but he didn't kill it right away. The hunter ends up chasing the birds with arrow still in it but he can't catch up to it so he end throwing his bow at it knocking the pheasant out. It's pretty comical in my opinion.
ok
That is awesome but impractical.
לביא גלזמן so it can hit more of them
don't you mean a salt rifle
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Bugasalt2.0
That gorilla bit went through my head for a bit and honestly... if you manage to kill a gorilla with your bare hands, you deserve the title as greatest hunter alive. Cause one casual backhand from a gorilla and any man is dead. But full on Fisticuffs! No you deserve that kill more than that time Nero killed a lion in his Coliseum.
Karl will never read this, but I hunt myself and to a certain extent I fully agree with the sentiment that it isn't fair.
During a hunt, I was sat next to a tree using one of the limbs to support my rifle and I heard pounding hooves behind me, when I turned around I made eye contact with about thirty wildebeest that were less than 30m from me. For anyone who doesn't know, wildebeest are called "poor man's Buffalo" because they can and will fuck you up. I was lucky that they decided not to kick my shit in that day.
Special *AMMUNITION*
I love those sync moments.
Brad's editing is my favourite thing ever
"Take that butterflies, you stupid flappy bastards" is now my new catchphrase.
Ok as someone who has had several generations of duck hunters in the family they have never claimed to be at risk of anything more than frostbite. Because let me tell you there is a lot of prep involved that can give you hypothermia if you screw up but you are right that humans have every advantage over the ducks. Also I highly recommend duck. Some of the best meat I’ve ever had
At least where I am from, the whole "hunting separating the boys from the men" thing is because some families are so damn poor that if they fail too badly during hunting season their family could go hungry. There are places in poor rural parts of the US where students legit have a week or two off at the start of certain hunting seasons so they can help their families hunt for shit to freeze for a long ass time.
My uncle bow hunts buck on his cousin's land for meat once or twice a year. The trophy he's ever brought back was a bit of horn that he carved and made into a knife handle
Hey, I don’t care if you like hunting or not, but ima just give reasons why hunting can be acceptable. I live in a very rural area (like 60 miles from the nearest city), and hunting is obviously very popular as a sport. I don’t see the appeal of hunting for sport, but there are reasons to hunt. A while back our timber wolf population was so out of control that it was a threat to the deer population. When the deer run out you then have a bunch of wolves starving to death and no more deer. Not only is it more humane to kill the wolves through hunting because it’s prevents them from starving to death, but you also protect the deer. In a similar sense, now the deer population is a little out of control, and it’s harming some of the plant life, especially white pines. Not to mention the increased risk of smashing a deer with your car. Basically, my point is you can use hunting as a means to generate income for a state by selling licenses, while also keeping animal populations at a reasonable level. Also, moose meat is literally the best meat I’ve ever tasted, and I don’t believe you can get farm raised moose lol. If you can, please hook me up.
Russia, specifically Siberia, has hundreds of years of experience in caribou/moose farming, so if you ever have the time and money to visit or import, I could recommend you to try that. Finland is another strong candidate, a South African exchange student in Finland, who vlogs on TH-cam, once complained that the Finns eat reindeer pizza. th-cam.com/video/71xbsoS30k8/w-d-xo.html
Dan Al, I’ll keep that in mind. Hopefully some day I can travel abroad lol.
Personally, I have full respect for, and would gladly participate in food and full body use hunting. I draw the line at trophy hunting, which is pointless and cruel.
Glad to see someone has common sense
Andrew Evenson you don't care what people think, yet you wrote a novel trying to convince people to accept what you think? I think you do care, I think you are a great big care bear. But you said killing is more humane because if you kill the wolves then the wolves dont die, sure, whatever, I think killing is fun and pretending it isn't is a critical error. Just say hey I like killing stuff because f yea bro!
So now everyone knows you hate wildlife, but also know you are a great big liar, so next time you want to convince others that you just don't care, you shouldn't bother.
I'm sure it's a coincidence, but it is deer season this week, or next, in much of the central US. You cannot imagine the hype and importance this holds for many people (at least in rural areas). People pull their kids out of school. Some businesses close early. Everywhere you go camo and orange seem the dress code. Even if you have no interest in hunting, you have to be aware of it. You legally can't even walk in public woods or fields without wearing orange. Even on your own land, you wear orange, unless you want to take the chance of being shot. Even driving is more dangerous because deer cross the road a lot more. (FYI I don't hunt, but where I live that is unusual)
Makes sense as wolves eat deer and ya can't have wolves near people or they can eat them too. So we took out the wolf and keep the deer in check in their place.
My cousin Eastward doesn’t get much of a Thanksgiving break or Fall Break, but at least they get the day off for the start of the hunting season
If you don't mind me asking, which state do you live in? I would like to move there
@@jayeisenhardt1337 Taking out the wolves caused so many fucking problems. They are a keystone species.
Reminds me of my grandpa shooting bees with his revolver
Well for moose hunting you actually have to get up and look for them. My dad has been tracked by wolves hunting moose. Not all hunting is sitting doing nothing.
The vast majority of hunting is that, though.
Also why the fuck is your dad hunting moose, moose tastes like shit.
Well thanks for you pointless comment and acting like your opinion is fact.
You're welcome.
Wow really couldn't deal with that opinion could you
The point is unless it's bare handed he's a pussy
Where the hell did you get such a glorious tshirt?
Luke Home I know right! Since I started watching these vids, I've been wanting to upgrade my wardrobe with his awesome tight tees.
I feel like everyone missed the important part. he used to work for cracked. Good for you to break off and do your own thing, your videos are far better
Everyone is gangster until the Goliath bird-eating spider rolls up
I like how Karl talks about the different kinds of BUCKshot and uses four different birds
as example. When there’s another kind of shell called BIRDshot
I've seen the Giant Sphinx Moth a couple times in Northern California. They're about 5" long at rest. Both times accompanied by women screaming bloody murder. Fun times.
Surely the use of tools should be considered one of man's natural strengths. Maybe sniping animals from a mile away is a bit excessive, but bare hands is taking it too far in the opposite direction.
What about that guy who built himself an armoured bear-fighting suit? Is that guy cheating? I don't think he is, especially considering he's building the armour itself, thus pitting his own design and use of tools against the bear's own strength.
As for Meek, there's an obvious difference between sport hunting and hunting in the interest of science. I mean, you gotta dissect the frog to understand it.
You can't study it if it's in bits
Wait there's a dude making armour so he can have a fist fight with a bear?
@@OspreyKnight of course they do. most people hunt in forests, if you're a mile away, that means there's a mile of trees between you and the target. you have to get close enough to get line of sight to the target, then get close enough to be confident in your shot.
hunting for food (deer for example) and hunting for fun are very different and shouldn't be lumped together
I think I've been hypnotized by that t-shirt
Once I was really into pistol target shooting. I’d go to the outdoor range near here with a brick of 550 rounds and shoot my .22 beretta all day. Sometimes bright yellow butterflies would flutter across the range and I would always try to hit them. As far as I know I never hit any, or if I did they didn’t notice, or they seemingly disappeared.
so i guess kraven the hunter is the only hunter that karl respects since he actually beats up animals
When I lived in Queensland my mum put a bunch of the queen Alexander butterflies food source and we had every season , there actually really cool and pretty. I was amazed
Never got why people are so scared of huntsman spiders, I'm in Queensland Australian and a kid you not one sits in the corner behind me. They don't hurt me and it just keeps to itself, barely moves too, stays still for hours. Really harmless and keeps out other stuff like mosquitos.
Arachnophobia is not logical. I say this as an arachnophobe.
Hmmmm...a shot, for birds. I wonder what they might call such a thing?
"Don't put pictures behind me"
... Too late oh gosh that is terrifying
I love his impression of the butterfly. *_WHOO WHOO WHOO_*
I don't think I've laughed that hard at one of your videos. Great job!
Wow, you used to write for Cracked? That explains why I've been binging your videos nonstop. I sure miss Cracked, though :/
Cracked is... still going?
They suck now
Yeah, it's still going, but it sucks. I've been there a couple of days ago and it's like a mere shadow of it's former self.
Awesome video, I absolutely love your humour and knowledge also the way the editing is the cuts and shorts brilliant. Love from the USA ❤️
It's called birdshot
Bugshot?
Wait, you had written for Cracked?
How come they've never let you host their videos?
I doubt theyd be ok with him cussing and drinking and going on rants
Their loss.
That HomeStuck reference makes so much sense now...
"No insect that big should survive... nothing that big should exist..."
My dear, the insects we have are the shrunken version. Take a look at prehistoric bugs:
there were once dragonflies the size of comets and sea scorpions the size of small cars!
have a good night! :D
I think hunting with a knife is also an even playing field depending on the animal, most animals have claws and anything worth hunting is significantly stronger than a human, a knife just levels it out, it could a raft your face but you could stab it.
My father was one of those "I'm a big, manly hunter" assholes. For years, he'd take his bow and go off somewhere for a week. He only talked about actually shooting a deer once, which he seriously injured, but didn't track afterward. Truth is, most of the time, he was probably just off womanizing, or he'd have had more than one story about hunting. Disgusting how proud he was of that shit. Having watched him shoot at targets, it was obvious he wasn't really any good at it. Despite not having really done any archery for the last fifty years, I'm still probably a better shot than he was.
In many states, the only way to keep the deer population down, is hunting. People freak out about the idea of having wolves running wild, but aren't concerned about idiots with firearms. We know which are more often responsible for untimely deaths of people.
When I was 2 we tagged a pigeon, and I don't get my Inheritance unless I find it and kill it. The game is afoot.
What if it's already dead bc they don't live very long?
Have you read the Man-Eaters of Tzavo by John Patterson? It may change your perspective on how fair man-with-gun vs beast actually is :)
Every time that I watch one of these videos, I skip to the end briefly to see what all images are on screen and try and guess why the fuck they are up there.
My thing is hunting is fine if you use everything "or most of it " i however hate game hunting where its just for fun
Keep making awesome videos man!! The format is perfect. On a side note you need to go on a hunting trip with someone who genuinely enjoys the hunt. Regardless if you plan on actually taking an animal's life. You will get to see how much planning, eating habits, terrain narrowing, and good shot discipline goes into a hunt every time you go out. It's not the way I ASSUME you perceive it. At least not for the majority of hunters.
Guys from the UK trying to explain how different sizes of shotgun shot work. 10/10 for comedy for any American who actually owns guns.
What the fuck is wrong with you
¿Do Geese See God? Bad day?
How high is the bridge?
...Not even most gun owners know that much about guns.
bird shot is a shot gun shell that is filled with a bunch of very small pellets. this way you don't have to be as accurate. the other shot gun shell either have fewer/larger pellets or, one very large slug. bird shot is used so you don't destroy the body and there is a wider spread.
Hunting tardigrades would be the epitome of uselessness
Man v nature! I once, had to put both barrels into a rather angry garden slug. Butterfly's, child's play.
You should try taking on a rabid woodlouse, hard as hell those things are. You need a 700nitro double rifle, and a pair of nads like coconuts.
Love the channel.
When I saw the title, I was like "Grandpa Harley?"
I wish you were a High school teacher, more importantly/specifically, I wish you had been one of my high school teachers. I never would've skipped school if I got to learn random obscure information, while laughing myself to tears
11:25 on this topic, my family does alot of hunting and I’m the inly one who doesn’t use a gun. I use a bow or crossbow because like Karl says, doing it with a gun doesn’t feel fair on the animal. Granted Imm not hardcore enough to wrestle a boar to death with my bare hands but I’ll get there one day I hope.
Bare hands seems a little bit too hard. How about with as armor and a sword or broadsword + shield?
My dad used to say the same thing about hunting. He said it wasn't hunting, it was sabotage. I'll go along with that.
My grandfather hunted wild bore with a .44 magnum revolver, two pit bulls, a knife, and bushels of corn. He only used the gun for human to human interaction or interaction with unintended animals such as bears and cougars. He would either place corn hear a tree and sit in a bush with his dogs not too far away. Or set up multiple of these bushels of corn with share traps. Once trapped or cornered his dogs would hold the bore and he would kill it with the knife. He did this for many years before he swapped hunting with drug dealing.
i always hear the most dangerous game, is the hunt of men though
"There is no hunting like the hunting of man, and those who have hunted armed men long enough and liked it, never care for anything else thereafter.” ~ Hemingway
Jay Eisenhardt I remember reading that from a book once.
The running man - Bachman
@@Xaxp The Most Dangerous Game, man brings in captives to his private island
I get that reference
Muldoon: clever girl...
Butterflie: flap flap
It takes forever to get anywhere in the woods and anything you hunt can A kill you or B run miles away in no time flat.
Alberts Parents :violences isn't the answer
Albert seeing a unknown bug: wheres my shotgun!!
If anyone went into the arctic to hunt wolves with their bare hands, they deserve a Darwin award, and they'll probably get it.
I don't see anything wrong with hunting, but there is a culture around it that's distressing.The whole, mounting dead animals on your wall, that's just tasteless. And making it out as though it's man vs nature, come off it man.
@@elizabethwhite131 then i have a question for you. my family hunts, and some of the members collect antlers. we use every other part of the animal for practical purposes, selling inedible bits to someone who makes homemade dog food for example, but we keep some of the antlers for decoration. what are your feelings on that?
The reality is everyone has an opinion about something they really know nothing about, what happens in one country may not be legal or possible in another.
Agreed, I don't mind hunting for food or, like, cultural tradition, but for fun or big game hunting? I don't like that.
@@Yal_Rathol But you don’t need to kill the deer to get the antlers.
The thumbnail and title for this video make it look like some sort of weird philosophical indie movie. It makes me think of Everything is Illuminated.
Absolutely love this channel
that guy is committed to hunting for science, just by the fact he has specific ammo for different species
Most random video thumbnail and this person who hunted butterflies with shotguns is the most random thing I’ve ever seen xD
My Grandfather hunted sparrows with a shotgun. This is next level.
On side note: there were a Danish Queen, that got som micro cannons made, so she could shot flies and other creatures, that annoyed her, hence there is Danish expression about literally shouting sparrows with cannons.
Once as a teenager on my way to work, I bought a bottle of pepsi from an outdoor machine and when I picked it up there was a moth about the size of a robin (wings folded, head to toe it was about as long as the bottle was tall) under the bottle and when I got the bottle off of it, it flew away.
Tbh shooting tiny shot into the sky is the safest way to collect high flying specimens
I have to stand up for bow hunters here. That takes skill, endurance, finesse, intelligence, and courage. You need to get much closer to animals that can most definitely fuck you up. Even a deer is more dangerous than you think at close proximity. The experience is more primal but it makes you more mindful of their pain and how to make sure they don't suffer. That sort of connection also makes you appreciate every part of that game. Waste not and be thankful.
A puppy sized butterfly sounds sweet, dunno why would you be scared of an insect that you have enough information about to know they can't harm you and also looks fucking beautiful.
Dr Clef: could this man be one of my people?
You guys are the best thing on TH-cam.
No one tell him about the carboniferous
Moreorlesser That's what I was thinking. I was like buddy,,, bugs can get much bigger...
Did not realise you wrote for Cracked! Explains so much 😂
I want a movie of this guy with your take on him. With all his special bullets and dressing as the bugs
In reference to the duck check out a duck boat. It's a row boat designed to be tipped disguising you as a log then you spring up by tipping the boat and massacre a whole bunch of unsuspecting ducks.
For one, there is no reasonable way to catch a hummingbird.
For two, sounds like Meek resented that he couldn't fly
Hunting butterflies with a shotgun sounds like it should be a Monty Python sketch
Hunting is super useful in a lot of European countries. For example in Belgium, we don't have any predators left so we have to hunt to manage the wildlife population to make sure they don't outgrow the local resources and end up destroying the forests.
Walking over to grab the dead duck they can die of a heart attack. Truest test.
but if you shot a butterfly wouldnt it just explode into nothing? how would you take a speciment after that?
One of the coolest ways I've seen people Hunt it bow hunting because it takes true skill because you have to be so quiet, But hunting with a gun makes sense because people especially where I'm at will kill and clean a good portion of their own meet instead of buying it.
the caterpillar section was too funny
I think melee weapons should also count. Humans don't have claws or fangs, so I think a spear is close enough to say a horn. Also if you havent already, a video on endurance hunting would be great. Its people jogging after deer, following them for miles and hours, and then killing them with spears after theyre too exhausted to keep running
>birdshot
>special ammo
(-_-)
I love the ending rants like 100% of the time.
I have recently been watching more and more of your videos because one day one of them showed up in my feed and you are hilarious and great but I didn't subscribe till this one because it was just so damn funny I couldn't not subscribe
Here in Missouri hunting is actually good for the ecology as a whole because in the example of deer, their largest predators are humans, as wolves have died out of Missouri, and they risk overpopulation if they are not hunted. Also there is a less than 0 chance anyone will ever kill a deer by hunting it with their bear hands, they’d sooner kill it with their car on accident.
I'm pretty sure that he sent it to the Natural History Museum not the British Museum (where people instead sent historical artefacts they nabbed at the start of the 20th Century).
Love these videos though mate, keep them coming.
A snail that goes the opposite direction?
It's a Mushi
This is similar to the method I use to kill the giant spiders that like to roam my house, except I use a small air cannon
does it count if i make a bow? or like wire and agent 76 it
Regular bird shot is technically safe to fire in the air, do to low mass in the pellets they don’t fall hard enough to harm anyone or anything, so the extra fine shot he used would have been even safer to fire wildly in the air, and from the end I prefer bow hunting over rifle hunting, the only thing I’d take camping and hunting other than a bow is a .308 for bears just in case.
Does it count as using your own hands if you build a weapon from scratch? Also does that change between making a bow from scratch with wood you find yourself and boulding a gun from scratch including smelting all the metal and hand crafting all the parts?
adding to the deluge of hunting related comments:
My father grew up in rural pennsylvania hunting for food. It was a poor community, and the free or close to free food that hunting created was important to survival. That talk about you versus the animal is the talk of city gun enthusiasts that don't really understand it. It pisses me off too.
When my father moved to a city, he was in a job which had him once or twice go into a slaughterhouse. The experience of seeing the sustained pain that those animals went through turned him off of farmed meat, and he and the rest of the family exist as almost complete vegetarians.
Yeah, fuck those dudes who view a gun as an extension of their ego and will, and act super manly without putting themselves at risk, but just remember that for some it is a quiet part of their survival, and that the which life is subjected to in slaughterhouses is worth quantifying when one looks at the virtues of hunting.
Yo but fuck using deer hormones to hunt. That's the most fucked.