"Whether you willing to have that education or not, you're goina get educated!" Mahalo Cap. Potter & Justin Lee!

@CaptainPotter

3 ай бұрын

Yesssahhh hahaha

I think Justin Lee might hold the record for most youtube videos without creating a youtube channel.

@CaptainPotter

3 ай бұрын

Bahahahaha

@cjmjourney

2 ай бұрын

😂

How this has under 1k views rn is wild! This is top tier film making and I can’t believe it’s free. Keep up this great series Sam, we love it! ❤ And thank you Olukai for sponsoring!

@CaptainPotter

3 ай бұрын

Hahaha I appreciate you 😂❤️ and ya thanks Olivia

Very educational and engaging at the same time. Thank you

Thanks Sam! I love this guy's take on nature and conservation. Aloha and One Love from Tennessee.

@CaptainPotter

3 ай бұрын

🫡 hope Tennessee is nice brotha - glad you enjoyed it

Thanks for uploading more videos!

I recently learned that some Indigenous groups (like the Dakota) refer to invasive species as "displaced relatives" basically putting the responsibility for that displacement on humans vs the animals. I feel that is reflected in your discussion after you killed the first sheep, working with the living things that come to your space.

Thanks for making this video, Sam! Nicely done

@CaptainPotter

3 ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it!

This was so beautiful. Mahalo.

Always good vibes with Justin 🙌🙌🤙🏾

Great episode. At some point perhaps introduce the fans to some of the background of the arrival of these invasive creatures. Not sure if people realize that only birds, trees, plants, and marine life inhabited the islands until sometime in the first millennium AD when the original Hawaiians arrived from the South Pacific.

@CaptainPotter

3 ай бұрын

Thanks for the tip - you’ll love the podcast we got coming!

I loved this video. Keep ‘em coming!

Often times when the topic of invasive animals in Hawaii comes up, there's no talk of what success looks like. Is it eradication or a balance. I'm biased and on the side Ide like to continue hunting and seeing the next generation get the chance. Most fathers were hunting land that is now fenced off or eradicated, sex ratios are all messed up, what little we had for mature animals has dwindled. There's a divide with dlnr/conservation efforts and hunters. This video wasn't about that, I recognize it was about hunters being a management tool, which is awesome. Could dive more into this topic though, most viewers are not in the know. Congratulations on your ram, awesome merch.

Avid bow hunter from Maui, great video I wish this is the only way we would deal with invasive animals but on Maui there are so many eradication teams out at night just murdering deer and not even harvesting the meat it’s really sad.

the people need more, soo solid!!!!

love it already

I'm on a much smaller level with the same goals💯puna boy for life

@CaptainPotter

2 ай бұрын

yesssah

If i ever get a chance to go to Hawaii i hope i run in to somebody that would show me around and educate me on the islands. when will we see a restock on the merch???

@CaptainPotter

3 ай бұрын

New shirt just dropped! Everything’s limited edition - when it drops it drops when it’s gone it’s gone🤙🏽

Babe wake up Captain Potter posted

@CaptainPotter

3 ай бұрын

Hahaha ❤️ love it

@OverFears

3 ай бұрын

@@CaptainPotter your videos have helped guide me in learning the true meaning of Hawai'i and how to love the land and people ❤

🔥🔥

NICE WAN SAM!!!

@CaptainPotter

3 ай бұрын

YESSAHHH YOU - MAHALO YOU