I love this guy. He wears easily $1,000 worth of camo/gear, hunts with a $2k rifle, and has an oven in his kitchen from 1985. He's got his priorities straight!

@shotgunsam23

2 жыл бұрын

Well more like a $600 rifle but you’re not wrong

@That_Cajun_Guy

2 жыл бұрын

@@shotgunsam23 Pretty sure he carries a Mark V Weathermark, so pretty close to 2k. I could be wrong but looking at it on video, I thought thats what it was.

@shotgunsam23

2 жыл бұрын

@@That_Cajun_Guy they use savage rifles since they are sponsored by them.

@kellogg2185

2 жыл бұрын

Definitely hunts with a Weatherby, as far as rifle goes, 90% of the time. And if you think he's wearing only $1k worth of hunting clothing... 😳😂 $1k got me a Sitka early/mid season setup, no heavy outer layers. But then $300 got me a full set of Huntworth Disruption camo, and it's every bit the quality/warmth of Sitka. For the price of just a Sitka jacket, I got Huntworth's heavyweight bibs & parka, hooded base layer, light and heavy gloves, light and heavy hats, and a muff hand warmer, lol.

@AlphaQHard

Жыл бұрын

@@kellogg2185 Sitka is way overpriced

I absolutely cannot get enough of Steven Rinella

@joemckevitt9319

3 жыл бұрын

Iv never hunted in my life and live in the uk but I’m the same 😂

@DallasRSnider

3 жыл бұрын

100% agree

@0BRAINS0

3 жыл бұрын

"Work that breast,just like this." Steve Rinella

@christophergarcia636

3 жыл бұрын

@@0BRAINS0 🤣🤣🤣

@jordanpowell228

3 жыл бұрын

Hes genuine, relatable, approachable, hes someone youd want your daughter to marry

Watching Steves lack of baking skills makes me feel better about my lack of hunting skills

@sixwacks

3 жыл бұрын

So trueeeee lol

@limeybonesjones7395

3 жыл бұрын

legend has it that baking is significantly more challenging then hunting

@Jamikeus

3 жыл бұрын

Truth lmao

@ecs3821

3 жыл бұрын

@@limeybonesjones7395 as long as math is involved it will stay like that for me 😂

@deadlink1137

3 жыл бұрын

what ya mean?! hes just makin a globe!

I'm 21 years old. As I continue to grow older I want to continue to make myself a hunter and family man like Steven Rinella. A true role model.

@Anybodyelse2294

3 жыл бұрын

Not a bad role model

@robertlinton5966

3 жыл бұрын

They say it's safer to make sure all your heroes are dead.

@ecs3821

3 жыл бұрын

@josh carrera well put my man

@casperg7700

3 жыл бұрын

@@robertlinton5966 why?

@robertlinton5966

3 жыл бұрын

@@casperg7700 Make sure all your heros are dead is an old saying. It means that living folks always have the potential to let you down. Jim Zumbo was a well respected outdoor writer and public face of hunting. He was a lot like Steve. He made one blog post and became the most hated sportsman in the country.

Imagine having Steve Rinella as a neighbour. You are peeping over the fence and then he hands you a slice of bear ham. The world needs more people with his way of communicating and sharing his culture.

@drakoinx

3 жыл бұрын

I come from a big city and went to newbrunswick last year 10 miles from town and into the woods in a wood cabin off grid, no running water or elctricity in the winter. Three people lived in the 10 mile area and most are related. (not to myself) first day my wife and I where walking through the snow a dude trailed us and we confronted him.he immediately handed us a bunch of canned moose stew from an old hunt and eexplained he didnt reconised us but looked hungrey and wasnt sure what to do.best stew I've ever eaten and I have never said an I'll word about that man. Point being yes you are way right. And thanks to him for probably saving our lives an few times.

As Norm MacDonald said, “It’s one thing to make people laugh, it’s another to make people smile.” That’s what this show has always done for me, especially episodes like this one.

@jacobisraelforever

3 жыл бұрын

Add in salivate, I'm over here like, how have I never tried that?

@MTGMitch

3 жыл бұрын

Rinella uses the mangrate

@boyarvalishin9565

3 жыл бұрын

@@MTGMitch HAH!?

@drakoinx

3 жыл бұрын

Read norm and didn't even need to read your comment to give a thumbs up lol

@jeremyblackwater439

2 жыл бұрын

RIP Norm

“You could put a old dog in here ‘n no one would notice” Yote mince meat pie

@aloberdorf4579

3 жыл бұрын

episode forthcoming.......accompanied by Fox Fritters......w/Wasabi.........

@TylerO_O.

3 жыл бұрын

right. I was coming down here to put that one on the record too

@mikemcdonald2755

3 жыл бұрын

Yuck!

shot my first black bear this weekend and cannot wait to try out smoking a ham for Christmas!

@StabbyJoe135

3 жыл бұрын

How was it my guy?

@hobocan22

3 жыл бұрын

It was outstanding. I left it for a bit , came back and the fam had finished it off! I recommend!!!

@TheAlexfooooo

2 жыл бұрын

Late to the party, but I'm happy for you man!

I would give anything to hunt with you Steve. My friend Nate who is retired military and I retired volunteer fireman talk about you when we hunt together. I know hunting with you ,I would eat like a king. Watching you cook all this wild game is awesome.

Nothing better than a Father teaching his child how to live!#

Beautiful Child!

Holy moly, Steve with his son is the cutest thing.

@thekid9152

2 жыл бұрын

I really wish we’d see more of him and his kids, they’d be awesome to see hang out with their dad. Who knows maybe 6 years from now they’ll come out with Hanging With The Rinella’s.

If aliens showed up and said, "Take me to your leader!" I'd drive to Steve's house in Montana with little green men in the Ford. Well done young man.

@zajagter2888

3 жыл бұрын

😂😂😂

@fudhailmuhammad8590

3 жыл бұрын

Maybe steven would shoot it and it'll be on the menu on thanksgiving

watching steve in dad mode is awesome. I mean we’ve seen him in sad mode when he’s talking to Rogan, but here he’s really in dad mode. so dope.

@Mm-hmmm

3 жыл бұрын

Sad mode, when? Think I missed that part on the times he's been on.

@8.21productions9

3 жыл бұрын

@@Mm-hmmm well I mean, we all get sad. but I had a typo so i’ll just go with it.

@Mm-hmmm

3 жыл бұрын

@@8.21productions9 Agreed.

Nice ratio. 1.4K likes to 10 dislikes. MeatEater is a great show. Nice to be able to watch the first few seasons as we watched the Netflix released seasons first. Getting people into and accepting hunting, as well as setting the standard for hunters everywhere. Respect the law, the animal and embrace the contradiction of love for the animal and hunt and the sadness that comes from taking a life. Thank you for the entertainment, information and inspiration. All the best to you Mr. Rinella and the MeatEater team.

7:05 "You gonna be able to help me again later?" "Yeuh" Definitely some Michigan blood in that boy, lol.

Your son is so great. He is not a picky eater like most kids. Thank you for sharing your adventures in life with us. I remember my granddaddy hunting , fishing , and raising a garden. I was always excited to see what he killed whether squirrels or rabbits, or bass or brim. Whatever he killed is what grandma fixed for us to eat.He raised chickens,hogs, etc... He made is own dishes like sous meat, or liver pudding, We lived in the winter whatever he killed and whatever grandma could can or preserve. We never went hungry. I am 59 and those years are long passed as are our grandparents. But watching you hunt,fish,trap,etc reminds me of those great times of so long ago. thank you again for sharing your life with us. That little guy is in for an amazing life.

Steve Rinella has to be the most wholesome hunting host.

there is nothing stronger than the love of a dad

If steven rinella told me to jump off a cliff I would.😂😂

@tnelly1295

3 жыл бұрын

Bc you’re an idiot

@artful1014

3 жыл бұрын

@@tnelly1295 U ain't wrong. MERRY CHRISTMAS

Me: wow new cooking episode! Meat Eater: turkey gallon of tea. Me: 👀 what!

I love seeing the journey from the older, 80's vibe kitchen with the older appliances to what he's going now. The kitchen has changed and reflect where Steve has come in his life, but the methods are the same.

Steven rinella is the Top Bar for the outdoor industry. Here's a man with Midwestern roots, he's been everywhere and has done almost everything and he still hasn't forgotten where he came from. It's moments like this where he has his kids with him enjoying the end result of every hunt like this that make me happy he made it mainstream.

My cousins husband just won Montana Governor's Cup. Thank you for sharing.

19:30 what a cute kid. That’s a good combination of Steve and his wife Catherine.

I don't hunt or cook, yet I find this video incredibly satisfying to watch for some reason lol

@wesleybullock814

2 жыл бұрын

Your inner person is begging you to become a hunter and learn how to cook

This guy is the real deal. I love watching his show, and I love that he never apologizes for being a hunter and using the resources God gave us. Keep up the great work, Steven

A beautiful episode. The message contained is one that encompasses my enjoyment of hunting and fishing. It isn’t about the trophy, it’s about the meal shared with loved ones.

This was the most beautifully rustic meal that I have ever seen put together.

Love Steve Rinella. Master chef for cooking wild game!

3:07 *Me at the bar @2am with a lady of the night

@revalation64

3 жыл бұрын

lol shouldn't have read this while drinking coffee lol

@charliet.sanford2495

3 жыл бұрын

This is one of those comments that I will remember at Christmas dinner and spit dressing across the room from laughing and be unable to explain to my family.

@JohnBlaze505

3 жыл бұрын

@@charliet.sanford2495 glad to be of service! Merry christmas

@ThomasAndersonPhD

3 жыл бұрын

20 seconds later: "pop a ball-joint" yup

@angusgallacher2457

3 жыл бұрын

Best comment I've seen in a long time, absolutely golden. Thanks for making my day

Ah, the before times. Sharing a meal with friends.

@BezmenovWasRight

3 жыл бұрын

Before times for democrats.

Steve your narration is impeccable! I'm in awe of your writing ability.

@bullgravy6906

Жыл бұрын

I’m jealous of the fact that his college education was all in writing, and he actually made not just a writing career of it but a hunting career. I wrote a short story in high school for a project and the teacher gave me a C- which she called an “effort” grade. So you do not, in fact, get A’s for effort.

Steve. When did people stop drinkingout of water hose. Me. Ah yeah when times were simpler I mis those days....

@amanwithouthope9475

3 жыл бұрын

Wdym stop I still do

@pudder68

3 жыл бұрын

When Evil Kneivel was every kids hero.... they dont make'm like that anymore for sure ..

Thank you Steve you are a true American patriot.

Nothings better then cooking for family/friends especially if its something they never had before!!!

Thanks for the invite to your table. Enjoyed it immensely

the little boy knew exactly what to do

Bro, you're the best. That can do spirit is what we need right now

I just got back from the whitetail woods bored, wanting something to watch. And here this episode pops up. MeatEater understands me❤️

@sir_brix_alot

3 жыл бұрын

Lol same here... Opening whitetail 4 me no shooters this a.m. just a few doe's and fawns

@Hurleytube

3 жыл бұрын

I'm sitting in the woods right now after a long day out. Tomorrow is the last day of rifle and this was a perfect way to end the night and get ready for the morning

@joshhead9368

3 жыл бұрын

I sat all day and saw absolutely nothing. Didnt even hear anything

@josephfudala2614

3 жыл бұрын

Im another one that came in from the whitetail woods and is watching this. Saw couple nice buck but no shots, still hunting archery.

@Hurleytube

3 жыл бұрын

Just got back home from my last night of rifle. No luck. Back to archery for now hopefully get it done then.

He’s in a different kitchen every cooking episode

Some of my best memories are cooking deer pheasant beer with dad and grandpa durning thanksgiving and Christmas. They always included me and my brothers even if we slowed them down or got them busted on deer hunts. Now my dad and I making those same memories with my sons. Great video 😊

What a man!! I for one didn't stop drinking from garden hoses!! 😂🙄

Little man is adorable.

I love you! I love what you do, how you do it! And everything you've ever put out has resonated with me to the core of my humanity. Thank you for working so hard and making something absolutely amazing!

That black bear ham looks phenomenal.

I've never gone hunting, im more of a fisherman. To me Steven Rinella is the Jeremy Wade of fishing

Alaskan bear winds up in carrol gardens Brooklyn in a pie … you made him fancy

I use all the deer rib cages I can get. I chop them up into 2-3 rib hunks, wrap them in wax paper with a rubber band around that, and freeze them. I give them frozen to my Great Danes and German Shepherd for treats throughout the year. They scarf them before they thaw so there’s no mess. I usually end up with around 10-15 rib cages as most just throw them over the hill...

Steves kid is like wtf I was holding strings and then out!

Enjoyed the cooking but y'alls little boy is adorable he reminds me of my son's at that age thanks for bringing back those memories GOD BLESS you and yours

The good ole days of Meateater, I miss these episodes

So awesome to include the family. Awesome video, thank you for sharing

Started out coming out of the bushes 😂 I like it 😂😂😂

What an adorable child. And that teeny finger. ❤️. You may feel that your pastry skills aren’t up to par, but trying to make pie dough from scratch is more than anyone of us would venture to try. BTW, your apple dice is phenomenal. Happy Thanksgiving to you, your family, friends and subscribers. 🦃🦌🐻 🍎

You’re the best Steven, you really are man.

I don't even hunt but this is just wholesome.

Townsend smiled hearing about the nutmeg

That damn orange knife follows him everywhere ahah

HEY MOM! THE BEAR HAM! WE WANT THE BEAR HAM!

This man is a real meat eater like his series.

Steve, try a lattice crust on the too next time and use more flour when rolling out the crust. Your boys cheeks are adorable by the way.

@richarddickens5346

3 жыл бұрын

You indirectly helped me too. Thank you!!!

If you bone the ribs from back to front you can bone between ribs as you take them because of the natural angle of the ribs.

Take deer ribs and put on the lower rack and put pork ribs on the top rack. The pork dripping on the deers makes them delicious.

That's awesome Dadding Mr. Rinella. You're the best man.

My KZread mentor right here folks! I’m building my channel around your style! God bless you man!

That kid is adorable.

I love how he is still living in a plain old house, even though you know he could afford something much bigger/nicer. Speaks to his character.

@nightfighter7452

3 жыл бұрын

I mean, do we really know how much his house is though?

@Wubzy66

3 жыл бұрын

@@nightfighter7452 no but if that kitchen is any indication then it’s not that expensive. He could certainly do with a remodel

My mom,aunt and grandmother always made mincemeat pie with Maine white tail neck and in was so good. I miss it. Good memories.😅

20:39 Why did people quit drinking out of garden hoses? Because we got weak and lost touch, Steven Rinella. Watching your show is like rehab for millennials. Love it!

Steven is the man, man.

There is something to be sed about this man he is helping to bring wild game back into the lives of many and a family warmth that fill the hearts of all who discover the outdoors than you Steven

Man that bear looks really good.

Deer antlers make great holders for kitchen utensils and other whatnots.

Not one single dish in this entire episode even looked edible but I still watched.

I thank, and applaud, you for being able to share with us all of this great information and still have time to be a father to your children.

Wow, this show with Steven Rinella ist just outstanding. Down to earth, inspiring, enjoyable,.. Ok, I am off to the next one :-)

I have also read that they very likely were eating heath hen at the original thanks giving. Can get one of those in the last 80 years or so, but a greater prairie chicken is the closest living species.

4:38 from majestic beast to tape holder

From one hunter to another, thanks for making my soul feel good!

Phenomenal episode! Thank you for working so hard to take hunting out of the old “add a can of cream of mushroom soup” era. Wild game as fine dining is a game changer

Great, some new techniques and some great stories along the way. Thank you! And thanks for sharing your son with us too!

A true unselfish ambassador willing to share his thoughts and experience to his peers.

Meat pies! We'll have to make you an honourary Australian Steve 😉

I love that he’s doing one with his family absolutely love this show so great to see him in his natural habitat lol

I treat my game like any meat I can buy and yes I and my daughters drink out of the garden hose still 🤣

When he said "there's a garden hose." Made me think of my dad 😂

That was awesome Mr. Rhineland!

I grew up drinking out of a garden hose and still do it.

Thank you so much for sharing this with us! I really enjoy watching you cook meat you caught

Definitely my favorite video now!

One of the very important skills lacking in hunter education is the cooking of the game. Thankfully Steve is great at giving tips on better tasting meals.

Guys got the right idea for deer ribs

NZ crew checking in

@LeeC-rx9cb

3 жыл бұрын

Texas 🤙🏻

@thepracticaldad

3 жыл бұрын

Sweet as!

Marie Callender makes a heck of a good pie crust!

This must be from the archives from pre first lite times. Steve is rocking a Jetstream jacket in the intro and what looks like Wal-Mart camo while plucking. Good stuff! Thanks Meateater

I’ll give you a whistle when I need you. Yep. I’m using that one when I have a kid 😂

I admire this man so much

I loved this in so many ways. THANK YOU, Mr. Rinella. Not only do you make me want to hunt, but I look forward to having a son of my own one day.. knock on wood. God Bless.

Definition of s great man. So humble