I bagged a cougar last week. Palm beach....she had 7 margaritas....easy kill.

@jasonrichards3373

5 жыл бұрын

Victor Da Silva ayyyyyyyy

@TheBagman1977

5 жыл бұрын

Watch out for tricknosis lol

@Kaljakas80

5 жыл бұрын

Legend

@latorgator23

5 жыл бұрын

Victor Da Silva should have gone trad...

@jrc6028

5 жыл бұрын

hahahahahahahahahahahhaha

I shot pigs to prevent further damage to family land, but I never hunted for food until I found Steven. I bought his books and watched his shows and it gave me the confidence to try to harvest my own food. I bought my first hunting license 2 weeks ago and I successfully took several ducks. I cleaned them and prepared them myself, and my whole family thought they were fantastic! Thank you Mr. Rinella for everything.

@dylanpyle8285

5 жыл бұрын

Mitch Droese what’d you just let pigs rot? I’d at least be making some bacon, chicharrones,

@afghanistan1546

5 жыл бұрын

Ok so! You want a cookie bxtch

@americanfitness8215

5 жыл бұрын

White Guy 45 For that comment I’m going to kill one more Mountain Lion next year, cheers

@johnmurray5928

4 жыл бұрын

@@mammoth1442 Don't worry about the taxes - It's misspent by the k;eptocrats who are in the pockets of the corporate America who pay little in taxes.

@blakeg4166

4 жыл бұрын

@@afghanistan1546 i agree with u and these Americans talking about taxes and bragging about hunting animals seem like the most basic minded and common type of Americans out there

"I wasn't going to shoot i couldn't see you or the dogs." That statement alone made me gain alot of respect for you.

@andrewsavage1872

4 жыл бұрын

@@DefundTheFringes so where would you place the bear hunter that was shunned and lost their sponsorship from underarmor for hunting successfully with a spear? You think that pound of burger in your freezer was ethicly harvested? Go away snowflake, hunting is traditional for many families globally, in some places if you don't hunt and kill, you don't eat.

@xtramik

4 жыл бұрын

@@DefundTheFringes Firearms aren't a part of natures balance? Okay, neither are all the machines (harvesters, tractors, etc) that we use for agriculture. Neither are all the medicines we use to keep each other alive. Neither is anything mankind has used his brain to further develop our civilization. If you honestly think lowering the population is the best avenue, by all means, be the first to check out.

@Moby41

4 жыл бұрын

@@DefundTheFringes I'm a hunter myself and have a ton of respect for Steven Rinella, but I still don't agree with shooting an animal trapped up in a tree. Just doesn't sit well with me.

@SuperBrainUser

4 жыл бұрын

@@DefundTheFringes everything and anything that exists. Is part of nature bud. Even the ideas in your brain. All natural.

@DominicPaz

4 жыл бұрын

@@DefundTheFringes Everybody who is against mountain lion hunting but doesn't have one living in their back yard can go fuck themselves. It's the equivalent of men telling women what to do with their uterus.

A well trained dog is one of the most stunning sights

@fifadillon3819

2 жыл бұрын

It’s hard to comprehend

@mikefrost1312

Жыл бұрын

Absolutely ! Nothing better than a good, working dog!!

@goggy28

Жыл бұрын

Love to hearing them tree game, in my case a coon, would love to hunt a mountain lion.

@hamzasaghir8613

Жыл бұрын

Brother this stuff is pretty inhumane, a lot of times, the coonhounds get injured or dead, mauled. I do agree that it is interesting to watch this breeds natural hunting skills

@JubioHDX

10 ай бұрын

@@hamzasaghir8613 do you think no wild predator has ever gotten hurt while trying to follow the trail of their prey before domestic dogs??? only thing inhumane would be not letting these dogs act out their instinct and keeping them caged up in a house their whole life

This makes me feel like I’m not even living....

@ck6639

4 жыл бұрын

You’re probably not. Never too late to get outside. Makes you feel like you belong here.

@dawsynlarson696

4 жыл бұрын

ck6639 man I would love to me and my dad but he’s just always working states away and I live in North Dakota where we can only hunt deer once a month and honestly I’d rather prefer hunting big game ya know like anything that ain’t birds I’m fine with it I’d just prefer game with 4 legs

@ck6639

4 жыл бұрын

dawsyn I bought a locator beacon and I go alone now....for the same reason you stated. I know it’s dangerous, but putting yourself out there on your own, alone, you really find yourself and who you really are. Best decision I’ve ever made in being proactive about my own happiness, and it came to the point where being happy became a priority concern for me.

@imgrindin

4 жыл бұрын

Stop just existing brother, go out and adventure!

@ck6639

4 жыл бұрын

You’ll never know who you really are, as an individual, until you’re alone and vulnerable, and you can’t be truly happy until you know who you are. Nature is the best antidepressant available....and it’s free.

"I couldn't see you or the dogs" Now that's why I love Rinella. Safe as safe can be!

@codymcgraw2764

4 жыл бұрын

Steve=respect

@fluxcapacitor05

4 жыл бұрын

...then shoots up towards a tree. Get off the bandwagon

@drizziefoshizzie

4 жыл бұрын

@@fluxcapacitor05 you don't hunt much do you?

@kja6336

4 жыл бұрын

I don't think you understand how Mountain lion hunting works. You notice how he took an extra 10 seconds to make sure there was nothing close to his shot? Shooting up is a helluva lot more safe than shooting horizontal, but hey, you're the expert here aren't you? Try to deflate your ego and stop being piss poor

@seregill13

3 жыл бұрын

@@fluxcapacitor05 What does shooting up towards a tree have to do with anything? It is perfectly safe in the Idaho mountains.

Steve’s is the only hunting show that really gets it. I have been hunting since 1960, and long ago I realized that it is all about friends, family, enjoying nature and food. Most of my family has the “hunting gene” ( as we call it ) and we savor our time in the field together!

@benharmon2817

Жыл бұрын

This show, and The Hunting Public here on KZread are the only two I've found that really get it, like you said.

Rinella is THE Apex Predator. Wouldn't fancy him tracking me through the mountains 😂😂😂

"You can picture why they climb a tree..." *Steve nervously starts scanning nearby trees*

@GozBoom

4 жыл бұрын

I caught that too LOL!!!

@afghan.snow.leopard

3 жыл бұрын

Anybody that hurts cougars should get tortured alive foolish humans

@mindfreak9674

3 жыл бұрын

@@afghan.snow.leopard your so weird haha

@horsthooden4600

3 жыл бұрын

@@afghan.snow.leopard Anybody that makes comments like that should first get their dog eaten and then eaten themselfes while they bury it.

@rocketsaha7185

2 жыл бұрын

@@horsthooden4600 not the dog come on man

yes, finally more MeatEater! I'm starting to repeat episodes on Netflix at this point....

@shobney

5 жыл бұрын

Brothers Green Eats I’m on my third round and finishing up one of his books.

@juvinious

5 жыл бұрын

Same here started rewatching again..

@ColtonCarter

5 жыл бұрын

Wish all the seasons were up on Netflix.

@DIZZIE56

5 жыл бұрын

when are yall gonna do some wild game ramen?

@rabooey

5 жыл бұрын

Same! I cannot get enough of this hunter and his terrific series. I've watched every single season/episode of MeatEater and Joe Rogan podcast(PowerfulJRE on KZread) appearance among countless other hunters/series, and this is THE one I'd recommend to anyone interested in the subjects of hunting, preparing wildlife for consumption, and land/wildlife preservation in general. I'm SO happy it's available on Netflix, my only wish being that every single season/episode were available there.

As much as I love the hunt.. the prep of the meat is my favorite part... Something about it just gets my attention... It's like watching dinner being made at a Japanese restaurant...Pure Food entertainment 💯🤯

Steven Rinella is one of the most impressive hunters I ever recall seeing. He has zero waste and consumes the game he kills. Thanks for posting. I just discovered the series on Netflix and I am awestruck by his travels.

This Saturday I’m doing my first hunt EVER in Caswell County GL in NC. Started watching meat eater out of boredom one night a few months back. Now we are 2 days from rifle season, I’ve got my tags ready. I’m still studying my complete guide to hunting big game by Rinella, listen to the podcasts, and have scouted a few areas that I’m extremely intimidated by but the process of learning has been a blast. Can’t thank you guys enough for inspiring dudes like me to put the PlayStation controller down to go hunt! Wish me luck.. I’m still pretty clueless but even in failure, there’s lessons to be learned. Awesome episode by the way!

@travisfrey5694

5 жыл бұрын

Bro that’s amazing!! I hope you get one man. You’ll never experience anything like it if you get one.

@chadh7005

5 жыл бұрын

Even with failure you make memories that make it completely worth it. Getting an animal is truly just the icing on the cake.

@Az_hunter

5 жыл бұрын

AG Gaming how did you hunt go?

@mightylaidlow1

5 жыл бұрын

Dude, hit me up, I hunt around caswell this year myself. Caswell and jordan lake game lands

@ChromeArty

5 жыл бұрын

Carving up some deer legs while I watch this... this is only my second year hunting man. You'll be fine. Like me, I assume you grew up in a home that didn't hunt... I just felt the call. It is in all of us really, some just suppress it. Respect to you, and the animal you harvest.

As a vegan, I'm sad to see us kill the animal. I do appreciate how Rinella always uses as much of the animal as possible though. This is ethical hunting. Steven Rinella is a great author, hunter, and human being.

@mountainslapstick6170

5 жыл бұрын

im not a vegetarian but it still shocking to see such a majestic creature go down. but like you stated if anyone is going to do it def steven

@northeastslingshot1664

5 жыл бұрын

Great comment from a vegan. Made my day. Def makes one think.

@mountainslapstick6170

5 жыл бұрын

@Appalachian Mountains you are spot on with that. factory farming is one of the worst evils in america and is nothing but systematic murder. Hunting for food > factory farming

@brandonsmith4268

5 жыл бұрын

@@mountainslapstick6170 I'm not trying to start a fight. But Factory farming as you call it is a necessary requirement to supply high quality protein. Before everyone gets up in a dander hear me out and I do mean hear please. 80+ years ago the average person could grow their own food. In todays society the average person cannot. Less than 2 % of the population feeds the entire population of the US and a percentage of the world. There is not other way to provide the required amount meat. Hunters and the person that raises their own meat (me included) have the ability to do so. Not all are able. My opinion only.

@mountainslapstick6170

5 жыл бұрын

@@brandonsmith4268 Yes but not to the standards that large corporations such as tyson and such do it. Large scale agriculture is needed but there needs to be certain standards so the animals are not literally tortured and living in unbearable conditions. And people do not need a huge ass hunk of meat for every single meal 7 days a week. There is a ethical way to even do large scale farms even you can understand that.

Living the dream! Thanks for making hands down my favorite show! You and your team are heroes! Looking forward to seeing more.

Hey Steve I love your show. I live in southern Idaho and have been hunting my whole life. I love how well you represent all of us hunters.

Great to see hounds represented in a positive light. Thanks Steve for yet another great video. You truly are a spokesman for all us hunters. You have my gratitude. 👍👍

@saschasingsong5868

2 жыл бұрын

In Germany 95% of hunters have a dog with them. We have a rhyme for that, but I can´t translate it fitting enough.. :D "A hunt, without a hound is crap". "Jagd ohne Hund, ist Schund". A few forms of hunting aren´t allowed without a dog. For example hunting on a lake, river, anything with water.

Right on RINELLA. Thanks for representing the houndsmen.

@calihuntfish7163

5 жыл бұрын

Bear Hunting Magazine yeah where was he years ago when stupid California outlawed hounds for bear hunting? 😒

@danborn9719

5 жыл бұрын

you think he could have single handedly changed it? where were you?

@classickmusik

5 жыл бұрын

and gay Vikings

@bearhuntingmagazine

5 жыл бұрын

@@calihuntfish7163 that was a bad deal. I knew we were rooting for you.

@AtamDardon

5 жыл бұрын

I couldn't agree more. After watching this, I realized I had a lot of misconceptions about hunting with hounds. I love how much education I've been getting watching Steve Rinella.

"There's an ancestral beauty to it." Great quote.

@muscari5482

3 жыл бұрын

Ancestral beauty, right. Then, why use modern rifles and jackets? Why not just live in caves.

@horsthooden4600

3 жыл бұрын

@@muscari5482 That is literally no argument at all. You like to oppose people just to oppose do you? U seem like someone not worth pissing at if hes in the desert dying of thirst.

So refreshing to have a professional production that entails rigorous research and ethical thinking. Definitely one of the best film hunters and adventurers to watch, have to keep it coming

Awesome Video! More seasons should get added to Netflix including seasons 1-4!

@jaygee5344

5 жыл бұрын

i know right

@tundrafunk7402

5 жыл бұрын

Hop on a computer and go to Netflix. They have a request page. If they get enough interest, who knows!

@SteveReynold

5 жыл бұрын

Netflix doesn’t give a fuck about its client base

@theriddleballcoach

5 жыл бұрын

@@SteveReynold That's because the Obama's run Netflix.

@mitchconner4456

5 жыл бұрын

Loy Donaldson good call. They ask for 3 suggestion I put meateater seasons 1, 2, 3

Hunting with dogs is my favorite. You feel connected to the hounds in a very strange way. Like you are part of the pack. Thanks Steve great episode

@fifadillon3819

2 жыл бұрын

I’d be a nervous wreck about them getting hurt

I've never hunted but I know that meat comes at a cost. I appreciate the respect depicted here and feel that the beloved circle of life is in balance for what it's worth.

Sucha class act and THE BEST SPOKESMAN for Hunters. Keep it up AND stay safe out there.

@olivervosper390

3 жыл бұрын

@BigDaddyCool42 daddy chill

@horsthooden4600

3 жыл бұрын

@BigDaddyCool42 He never wishes that upon anybody, so Karma will rather come to you for that.

This made my 80-year old grandpa want to get dogs again. He just retired and now is pumped for next year!

All your videos are fantastic..... Watching someone be knowledgeable and passionate about true conservation is something we need.... You are a voice that needs to be heard with open ears and an open mind.

I love how he does everything with respect and how he explains everything.. the hunting, skining/gutting and cooking. 👍

Steve you have got me back into hunting. I cant wait to take my son when he is old enough! Keep doing the great things you do!!!

This was fantastic, Mr. Rinella. I can't get enough out of your MeatEater series and your hunting/wildlife knowledge in general. You are arguably one of the most, if not THE most, well-rounded and ethical hunting videographers in the business and I wish only the best for your continued success. Thank you for this amazing look at North American wild cat hunting!

Met Steven several years ago. Such a nice guy! Love his shows!

I subscribed off the rip. I love and adore this way of life. God bless you Mr. Steven Rinella and the rest of the team. The video quality is too notch 👌🏾

I'm glad to hear the Cougar population is growing and expanding. The idea of hunting Cougars does make me wince a bit. They're so cool and I've never seen one in person.

I sure do appreciate your shows steve. Thanks for sharing your passions with us all, Mike

Thanks so much for posting an episode online! The episodes on Netflix I’ve watched about 300 times each!

"The Cougar is trying to capitalize on a game rich area". Sounds like an average Saturday night out town.

I’m from Montana and I have cut timber helicopter logging for over 30 years now & I’ve been hunting in Montana, Idaho, and Washington state for 44 years starting when I was 11years old, and so love watching all your great adventures because you do such a great job at making/putting these videos together where it makes the viewer feel like we’re right there with ya. I’m not a horn hunter or a trophy Hunter, I justified hunt for the meat & the great experience and excitement of the hunt so thanks for always putting out great videos!

This makes my onX membership worth even more. Hope you do more of these.

Can't wait to watch it with my 4 year old. He's been watching Meateater since he was 2 and wants to go hunting with me constantly. I chuckle at the Netflix "TV-14" rating. He's going to be wrist deep in guts well before that.

@sportsman48

5 жыл бұрын

Loved the episode and our little guy wants to go hunt lions now. Just spent the weekend near the panhandle hunting whitetail in WA. Snow has started and dang- it's gorgeous country.

@daleyadventures3896

5 жыл бұрын

Parenting done right. Every Tuesday night, my 3 year old daughter and I watch an episode. Great stuff

@murchlk

5 жыл бұрын

My 7 year old daughter got her first deer this past September during Michigan’s youth hunt, good luck to you and your son!

@Elvanance

5 жыл бұрын

These exposures are good when they are properly explained to the young ones.

@leroyjenkins2639

5 жыл бұрын

Fin Phillips children that have been properly trained to use and handle a firearm will know to keep the business end pointed down at all times even when cleared. It’s the parents that own a gun but are afraid to expose their children to it that should be afraid because kids are snoopy. They can and will find it if it isn’t locked up and if they haven’t been properly trained on how to use it they treat it like a toy

I am hooked on this show. Keep up the great work. I have a new appreciation for nature, hunting and very much want to hunt some day soon.

Im the only hunter in my family on both sides im the first one in my bloodline to hunt for who knows how long at least a few generations. Mr. Rinella im truly so thankful for all the eork you do and i honestly could not have done it without guys like you and jeff sturgis . I do everything on my own as far as hunting but i get my knowledge and mentorship from you guys and im so thankful 🙏

Great episode! My entire perception of hunting has changed because of you. The willingness to be open to hunt and eat different game. Traveling to hunt outside my home state. Absolutely love it and can’t wait for more episodes.

Old dude was like "what is this Hollywood type about to feed me?" Ended up impressed.

@anthonle9701

3 жыл бұрын

He gave Steve his highest compliment: “Pretty good”

Steve’s is the only hunting show that really gets it. I’ve been a hunter since 1960 and long ago I realized that it is all about friends, family, nature and food. Most of my family has the “hunting gene” (as we say) and we savor our times in the field together.

I can listen to steve talk for hours... great vid

What a great collab between Rinella and OnX! That was fun!

What a fantastic outlook on hunting and film making you have Steve. Very unique indeed. Filming the process from the front end (planning process) right the way to the back end (food preparation and sharing a meal with close family and friends) is just such a fantastic narrative. And not only are your films entertaining but they are very informative as well. Thank you for sharing this unique hunting experience. Who would have thought a big cat would taste like pork (I'd have no idea). Thanks from down under, Jamie

Enjoy your show, especially the Cooking Segment, LEARNED ALOT! THANKS STEVE

Another great video! Would like to have seen more of the cat but I realize how fast everything happened. Thank you for making and posting!

Why wasn't this on Netflix? Why aren't ALL Meat Eater episodes on Netflix? Put 'em all on!

@afghanistan1546

5 жыл бұрын

Why hasn't he been arrested

@mammoth1442

5 жыл бұрын

Because he is a good law abiding citizen who has a good hobby that doubles as a life style.

@joshuwahhhh7404

4 жыл бұрын

Yes! They should all be on Netflix... I used to be a Vegan but I wanted to save a buck. Backyard cooking!

@chestermcpatrickson8978

4 жыл бұрын

White Guy 45 troll

@James-hm3jk

3 жыл бұрын

White Guy 45 Why would he be

I loved this episode. Thank you so much for sharing it free of charge. 145K views in 2 days. Most of your post are only seen by 15k people. I hope these numbers allow you to bring more of your content to masses. Not every hunter is a beer drinking slob of a hunter. Most of us care a great deal about what we hunt and the regions in which we hunt. Keep up the good work and Thank You. Cheers!

Been told by multiple hunters that Mountain Lion is the best tasting wild game meat in North America.

Steven Rinella is one of a kind. Did you see the way he sized up that cougar? One shoot , one kill in thick clump of trees? Amazing !

Awesome stuff, love the Meateater production quality and film work. Super cool hunt too, makes me really want some catamount for the table!

Good episode! Glad to be an On X member!

Wow! That was fun to watch, I really enjoy this series!

I already watched the entire season 8 so I’m back to KZread haha. He’s such a respectful hunter. Very inspiring man

I wasnt so sure about a lion episode at first but wow this one really got me. Beautiful work guys, the dish at the end looked mouthwatering!

I live in East Tennessee and we saw a cougar a few hours west of where we live. It was sitting up on a hill maybe 30 feet off a backroad around midnight. My wife and I thought it was fake until it took off. We were in our truck and it still scared the crap out of us. The last one killed around here was back at the turn of the last century.

Another excellent video! I just recently discovered Steve's videos and have to say they are awesome and I wish I would have discovered them sooner he has rekindled my love for getting out in the woods and huntin some wild game!

Great episode. Thanks for posting. I've always wanted to see how this hunt was done.

What an awesome episode!

@jmr0411

3 жыл бұрын

love your vids

I love how he didn't waste anything while cooking the meat, not even the juices. Mad respect to him. It looked delicious.

Your cooking skills far exceed anything that I've seen on Food TV. Well done! That meat looked fantastic!

Absolutely love your show!!! Can't wait to see more!!

Steve said the Cougar is adding to it's range from "Southern California to the Black Hills of South Dakota" (8.37) heck, we have them in Iowa.

@terrorfex1611

4 жыл бұрын

I know! We had one in Des Moines this summer. In the freaking city! All the animal nuts were begging for no one to shoot it and just tranq it thinking it would instantly pass out like in the movies lol

@safarigoo

4 жыл бұрын

pretty healthy population of them in North Dakota as well.

@joshpuh2010

4 жыл бұрын

Not officially. But we had one roaming around our property in western Iowa.

@stevenseagal9911

4 жыл бұрын

Confirmed in Michigan the past couple years too.

@chadvalliere8697

3 жыл бұрын

Steven Seagal I’ve seen that 15 years ago in gladwin county. DNR refused to believe it. Hard to deny it when 9 people all saw it at the same time.

How are you only at 246k subscribers. Your seriously the best hunting so on TV or streaming. Keep up the good work Steven

Steve Rinella I need you put more seasons on KZread. Please, I love Meateater!!!!

How is this not an official meateater episode. One of the most action filled productions I've seen.

Hunting with hounds in my eyes is one of the more ethical ways of hunting bear or lion. it gives you the opportunity to observe the animal and decide weather it is too young to kill or maybe the animal has young ones. in many many cases out here in the mountains of Idaho you may tree the same cat or same bear year after year.

@jonlawrence8981

2 жыл бұрын

Absolutely right !

Hey MeatEater. Let Netflix release every episode. From everyone that has ever lived. Thank you. Also Steven Rinella is the best hunter I’ve seen on any platform.

This is a very informative set of videos I thank you for your work and your real life content thank you sir.

Crazy! Impressive shot by Steve and wild hunt altogether!

Had several hounds come in to our remote cabin in Idaho after being separated. Invariably, the hunters would show up, and were grateful. Long before GPS.

This was a good video, I like when he films start to finish! Jo Jo in VT 💕 😊

Kalispel ....one of my favorite areas. Fished the flathead and spent several days in the hospital there....pneumonia and I must say....the hospital and staff were awesome....friendly and caring. Idaho....what a fabulous place. Awesome hunt.....fantastic.

The ability of these dogs is incredible. Without them, you would literally never be able to hunt let alone find these things. Such crafty and sneaky apex predators.

@Dasanie

3 жыл бұрын

Well you’d still be able to hunt deer/elk and stuff, but your right it’d be nearly impossible to track something like a cougar. Way too elusive

As a fellow hunter/gamesman (whitetail and fishing) I can't begin to explain how much I enjoy your show. I'm a disabled vet here in Wisconsin and in some ways I live vicariously through your hunts. It would be amazing to be out on one of your adventures. Keep up the great work and thank you for all you do in the name of conversation and education for us all. The unbridled appreciation and love you have for our many lands and game that roams it is not only infectious, but what makes true hunters continue to brave the elements time and again in an attempt to be graced with the majesty of sharing stories and sustenance with friends and loved ones. Thank you, and happy hunting.

@danielwilson1105

Жыл бұрын

Me too. The disabled vicariously living through outdoor TV shows part.

8:40 I grew up hunting with hounds in SE Kansas with my Grandpa, not for cougar, but for raccoon. Thank you Sir for what you said on the subject of hunting with hounds. I wish I could be that eloquent.

@narele25

2 жыл бұрын

How pathetic it is using hounds to hunt raccoon.

@jtilton5

2 жыл бұрын

@@narele25 if you ever tried it in your life you would know that it is extreamly difficult. And in no way pathetic.

I've watched this episode 3 times. It's like a soap opera...do I worry about the dogs? Do I listen to the hunters? Where's the cat? I love Steve's relation to animals. And cudos to the other guys. This is beautiful.

Glad I saw this, I tore through the entire new season on Netflix in one evening.

The explanation of lion hunting with dogs around 8:30 is wonderfully put. As someone who puts a lot of thought into hunting, I had never thought of the history behind hunting with dogs.

@PPGfilm

5 жыл бұрын

Ian Braman I

@WayneTheSeine

5 жыл бұрын

My thought exactly. Steve always puts things like this into such great poetic prose' His respect for the query in the way he handles them, cleans them and field packages the meat shows respect for the animal.

@afghanistan1546

5 жыл бұрын

@Opal Cepheus I ate a coonhound before it was actually delicious especially with tobacco

@dublelung1

5 жыл бұрын

@@afghanistan1546 Tobacco? I think you meant Tobasco you dumbass snot nosed kid.

@noneyabusiness6957

4 жыл бұрын

White Guy 45 you bitch about people hunting a mountain lion or deer yet here you are saying you’ve eaten a dog before....Maybe you’ll be in Hell long before any hunter.

You have to put that chutney recipe in your cook book.

This is by far better than any other type of cooking show on the planet. It's one thing to watch a bunch of educated chefs cook dishes from food that came from open markets but it's a whole nother experience to watch someone kill the game, prepare it and turn it into a delicious meal

I love watching your videos where you cook aswell mate, it's great to see the whole cycle, love your work

This was one of the more intense hunts I’ve seen on this show. Good stuff though !

Way to go Idaho. Love where I live.

Keep doing what you do Steve. I love your show and your podcast. MeatEater is a popular family show in our house. My 5 and 9 year olds love watching you. We are sad that season 8 only had 8 episodes though.

Awesome landscapes, great adventure, majestic animal. Good episode that shows the process and focuses on the experience and meat. A+ content!

You, Joe and Cam have me itch'n to get out and hunt. My 14 year old daughter wants to do it too. Hoping to get after some elk here in AZ asap!

@benthephilosopher

4 жыл бұрын

good luck with that lottery :(

First comment, your videos are inspirational to many hunters including me. You changed some of the ways I hunt and ways I want to hunt. #onx #meateater

I really appreciate that you always cook your prey. That's the only way of true hunting. Thanks for sharing!

The track and the chase is the fun part of hunting with dogs, it's a real primal bond. The kill, even if you get a chance to kill always seemed miniscule, I've treed a ton of animals and let em go, most of the time they get away anyway. Best episode yet!! What's beautiful cat.

Man, I'm so jealous. I'd love to live in a place where it's possible to live in that manner. Certain freedoms do still exist in America.

@georgezakedis8702

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for reminding us about how much freedom we have. Sometimes we don't appreciate it as much as we should. We'll keep it for you when you get here.

@blackout6967

3 жыл бұрын

Why I love idaho

@johnclarkeboy3643

3 жыл бұрын

Damn I love America I wish I lived there so I could hunt.Seems like the rest of the world is losing our freedom especially Europe.What a country and everyone who lives there should be very grateful and patriotic.Hopefully get the chance to live there in the future and also would love to serve in their military but it seems like that might be impossible.

Buen video 👌👍

Thank you thank you thank you!!! A full hunting episode on your you tube hunting channel!!!! I hope to see more 👍🏽👍🏽😉

That was the most tension filled MeatEater moment I’ve ever seen

This was fairly informative, thank you i've been researching hunting a bit since i've never actually been and to see it, and see the skinning and seeing it being cooked as well as how it acts when its cornered actually kind of helps. I know this comment is a bit late. I enjoyed the video greatly and figured i would let you know.

@diegoclark6832

2 жыл бұрын

Hello Katie how are you doing today.

@KB-jo3th

2 жыл бұрын

@@diegoclark6832 me? I'm doing good haha still lingering on youtube yknow

@diegoclark6832

2 жыл бұрын

@@KB-jo3th Am from Arizona Tucson

@KB-jo3th

2 жыл бұрын

@@diegoclark6832 fun i dont know anything about arizona

@diegoclark6832

2 жыл бұрын

@@KB-jo3th where do you live

Mountain lion is surprisingly tasty. One of the better Wild Game Meats I've tried...

One of my favorite videos so far!!!!

Bruce is a stud of guide, great seeing our North Idaho boys on here! Great show

@jordanleskinen3084

4 жыл бұрын

I heard they didnt catch many until james vangystal started huntin with them.