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Joe Rogan Experience #1112 - Cameron Hanes

Cameron Hanes is a bowhunting athlete, “training intensively each and every day to become the Ultimate Predator” and he also has a podcast available on iTunes called Keep Hammering with Cameron Hanes.

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May 6, 20182h 56mWatch on YouTube ↗

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  1. 0:021:20

    Hawaii trip recap: earthquakes, volcanoes, and getting out in time

    1. JR

      Boom, and we're live. B- back from Hawaii right before it fucking blows up and sinks into the ocean.

    2. CH

      Just in time.

    3. JR

      Whoo! We barely made it. When we-

    4. CH

      Yeah.

    5. JR

      ... were flying above the big island, as we were flying above, it... What's the matter?

    6. CH

      Nothing's going, go ahead.

    7. JR

      Oh, okay. As we were flying above the big island, a 6.9 earthquake blew up.

    8. CH

      Yeah.

    9. JR

      That's not good.

    10. CH

      No.

    11. JR

      Shane Dorian fucking lives there.

    12. CH

      We looked out the window and saw the island, like, explode and sink. Remember that?

    13. JR

      It was sad.

    14. CH

      That was sad.

    15. JR

      That was sad.

    16. CH

      But at least... I mean, we had a good hunt.

    17. JR

      People were surfing, though.

    18. CH

      Yeah.

    19. JR

      They caught those waves.

    20. CH

      Yeah.

    21. JR

      They were worried about a tsunami. Nah, it's not gonna sink, but it's gonna get bigger. That's what it is. I mean, the whole thing's a fucking volcano. People are shocked, "Wait, the volcano's a volcano?"

    22. CH

      Yeah. (laughs)

    23. JR

      Yeah, you live on a goddamn volcano. (laughs)

    24. CH

      (laughs) Oh, cra-... I wish we would've been able to fly over it, though. How- how epic would that have been?

    25. JR

      I know. Yeah. I was looking at the, like, the map of w- the way we fly. We fly so we can't see it the entire way.

    26. CH

      Yeah.

    27. JR

      Which is bullshit.

    28. CH

      Yeah.

    29. JR

      And plus, it was cloudy-

    30. CH

      Yeah.

  2. 1:201:41

    Lanai axis deer reality check: tons of deer, brutally hard bowhunting

    1. JR

      And where we were, we were on Lanai, and, um, Lana- Lanai's an interesting place. 3,000 people, 20,000 deer.

    2. CH

      Right. And, and so you do the math and you think, "Hey, this is gonna be gravy." There is, y- way more deer than people, but God, it was... It's tough.

    3. JR

      It's tough.

    4. CH

      It's tough hunting.

    5. JR

      Yeah.

    6. CH

      Tough bowhunting, for sure.

  3. 1:412:36

    Why hunting is necessary on Lanai: invasive species history and population control

    1. JR

      Well, this is one of the best examples, um, of... If you wanna make an argument for hunting, like, this... In, in certain situations, this is probably the best example. You must control the population of these animals. They don't have any predators, and they evolved around tigers. They come from India. So, these axis deer, they were a gift from, uh, Hong Kong to King Kamehameha V. And-

    2. CH

      I saw your history lesson.

    3. JR

      Yeah, in 1860.

    4. CH

      Yeah.

    5. JR

      I- I was getting in... all into it today.

    6. CH

      (laughs)

    7. JR

      And I wanted to make my post about it.

    8. CH

      That is awesome.

    9. JR

      Um, so they... What did the... How m-... What's the number that they shoot? How many did they, they s- shoot a week just to, just to f- feed people-

    10. CH

      Um...

    11. JR

      ... and control the population?

    12. CH

      They said 1,500, but not a week, was it?

    13. JR

      No.

    14. CH

      No.

    15. JR

      I think it was 30 a day.

    16. CH

      Oh, okay. Yeah, yeah.

    17. JR

      I think they were saying they shoot 30 a day.

    18. CH

      Right, 'cause they have to go at night.

    19. JR

      Yep, with s-

    20. CH

      And-

    21. JR

      ... with s-... night, night vision scopes.

    22. CH

      And shoot does.

    23. JR

      Yeah, just to take 'em out.

    24. CH

      Just to take 'em out. Just-

    25. JR

      Yeah.

    26. CH

      That's so many deer.

  4. 2:363:30

    Hunt highlights: first-day luck, switched-on deer, and “Matrix-level” evasion

    1. JR

      When we were there at night, um, we got... F- first of all, we got s-... I got super lucky thanks to you. You, you let me take that deer.

    2. CH

      (laughs)

    3. JR

      But when r-... Right when we landed, we went to scout. We got outta the car, we went and looked around, and w- within five minutes, we saw a buck-

    4. CH

      Yeah.

    5. JR

      ... feeding in a, in a doable spot.

    6. CH

      Yeah, as we did.

    7. JR

      I creeped in. It was total... I- it wa- it wa- it j- it just gives you a distorted perception of your chances of success, though. (laughs)

    8. CH

      Yeah. Yeah.

    9. JR

      Because for the next five days, I got nothing until the last day, but in 15 minutes I had got the first deer. But when you get there, you realize how switched on these things are.

    10. CH

      Yeah.

    11. JR

      Like, there's, there's nothing like these things.

    12. CH

      No. It's, uh... You know, I've hunted in Africa, and the, and the antelope there are pretty quick also-

    13. JR

      Yeah.

    14. CH

      ... just like that, be- just because of lions and hyenas and... Yeah, just twitchy.

    15. JR

      Because they're just, just super jumpy.

    16. CH

      Twitchy. But... And these deer are s- very similar, just quick.

  5. 3:3010:59

    Hundreds of deer at night + ecosystem consequences (goats, forests, fences)

    1. JR

      So, when we were leaving that night, when you and me and Adam were in the truck and we were leaving and we turned the lights on in the truck and you could see hundreds-

    2. CH

      Yeah.

    3. JR

      ... of deer-

    4. CH

      Yeah.

    5. JR

      ... in front of us.

    6. CH

      Yeah.

    7. JR

      It was the craziest, like, p-... It was like a crowd being let out of a concert or something like that.

    8. CH

      Ye- yeah. Or a basketball game.

    9. JR

      Yeah.

    10. CH

      Yeah, bas-... Oh, basketball game's over-

    11. JR

      (laughs)

    12. CH

      ... 'cause it was just... Th- they were coming outta the trees-

    13. JR

      Yeah.

    14. CH

      ... o- um, crossing the road into the open field where we'd been hunting, and it's just hundreds.

    15. JR

      You can't imagine. If you haven't been there, you can't imagine. And if you, if you moved there or if you just went there for a few days, you'd kinda get it. You'd be like, "Okay, what do you do about these things?"

    16. CH

      Mm-hmm.

    17. JR

      Well, you can't give 'em birth control. I mean, they eat grass.

    18. CH

      Yeah.

    19. JR

      So, like, how are you gonna stop them from breeding? You're not. So, what are you gonna do? Are you gonna introduce tigers to Lanai?

    20. CH

      That would be cool.

    21. JR

      That may be the only way to do it.

    22. CH

      Well-

    23. JR

      Other than hunters.

    24. CH

      Yeah, and it's just-

    25. JR

      And they're gonna start eating people.

    26. CH

      ... just hunting.

    27. JR

      Yeah.

    28. CH

      And it's, it's such a destination for just getting good deer meat.

    29. JR

      Yeah.

    30. CH

      And I was thinking about it, too, that stretch where those hundreds of deer cross the highway. You know, that's... I mean, it's as straight as can be. You can see... I mean, great visibility, but the speed limit's 35.

  6. 10:5912:57

    The brutal mechanics of stalking: crawling, stealth, and full camo commitment

    1. JR

      I crawled, I mean, you were there the last day when I, I shot my last deer, I crawled a quarter of a mile.

    2. CH

      Yeah. Yeah.

    3. JR

      To get to these fuckers.

    4. CH

      Yeah, they-

    5. JR

      They were up on the hill.

    6. CH

      I was watching you guys from a- an elevated spot up on top of the hill and I was, I ... When you guys were up walking, from a mile I could see you easy, you know? I mean, with the binoculars.

    7. JR

      Yeah.

    8. CH

      No problem. And then all of a sudden you were gone, and so I sent Alec a text, so I'm like, "Why are you guys hiding from me?"

    9. JR

      (laughs)

    10. CH

      Because I was just, like, have to really glass, really glass and then I'd be like, "There's a head. Okay, there's a head. Okay, now I see you guys." But it was, yeah, crawling for a long time. Um, let me think how long. I would say an hour almost.

    11. JR

      Yeah, we crawled for an hour.

    12. CH

      An hour.

    13. JR

      Yeah.

    14. CH

      To get a quarter mile, and it, that is a lot of work.

    15. JR

      Yeah.

    16. CH

      You know, you got a bow. So you had a bow in your hand. Alec didn't have anything. But you're moving that bow with each-

    17. JR

      Yeah.

    18. CH

      ... whatever you, crawling step and, and is basically doing a plank for an hour.

    19. JR

      Yeah. I was, I was winded by the time we got to where the deer were.

    20. CH

      Yeah.

    21. JR

      And Alex is like, "Take a deep breath, take a deep breath." 'Cause we got within 55 yards and I'm like, "We're good right here."

    22. CH

      Yeah.

    23. JR

      Like, this is a good spot, we're behind a bush. But it, like, my shoulders were sore for-

    24. CH

      Yeah.

    25. JR

      It was like I was doing push-ups.

    26. CH

      Yeah.

    27. JR

      'Cause, like, you're, you're crawling like a cat. So you're ju- And you're trying to be super quiet.

    28. CH

      Yeah.

    29. JR

      So if you saw us do it, people that are listening, you're crawling, but you're not just kinda crawling along.

    30. CH

      No.

  7. 12:5714:32

    Phone break and media fatigue: feeling better without constant updates

    1. JR

      Yeah. And, uh, immediately I put up a post and, uh, I, I s- I saw one negative comment. I'm like, "I'm not, I'm not even reading this shit." One of the things that happened while I was there was my phone fucked up. I dropped my phone on the first day.

    2. CH

      Mm-hmm.

    3. JR

      And when I dropped my phone on the first day, it just went haywire, it wouldn't work anymore. And so I had to get a new phone.

    4. CH

      Mm-hmm.

    5. JR

      So I ordered a new phone and had it shipped to the island. And when I was doing that, I didn't use anything. I didn't use any apps, I didn't check my email, I didn't check Twitter, and I felt better. I felt better.

    6. CH

      You went cold turkey.

    7. JR

      I went cold turkey for three days.

    8. CH

      Yeah. Yeah.

    9. JR

      And while I was out there going c- cold turkey, I was like, "I feel better. Like, this is better." Like, checking all that stuff all the time. Like, do I need to know about the Mueller probe 24/7?

    10. CH

      (laughs)

    11. JR

      Do I?

    12. CH

      No, I don't think so.

    13. JR

      Do I need to? I don't.

    14. CH

      What about Stormy Daniels? (laughs)

    15. JR

      Do I need to know what the latest Stormy Daniels lawsuit is? If I was a super billionaire character, I'd give Stormy Daniels money and go, "Please stop." Just-

    16. CH

      No, but-

    17. JR

      Everybody, I don't, I don't want any hear of it. What do you want?

    18. CH

      I know.

    19. JR

      You want money? You want money? I'm not even saying that he's not guilty or that she's, you know, she's in the wrong. I don't think she is. But what are you looking for? Let's, can we get this out of the news?

    20. CH

      Yeah.

    21. JR

      I don't, I don't need to hear this anymore. He fucked you. I get it.

    22. CH

      Yeah, well how-

    23. JR

      A lot of people have fucked a lot of people since that time.

    24. CH

      (sighs) You know what's irritating?

    25. JR

      What?

    26. CH

      You pay $135,000, like, okay, so you're gonna just keep it on the DL, right? We're good, 135?

    27. JR

      Yeah.

    28. CH

      And then get the money. Now she's talking.

    29. JR

      Wow.

    30. CH

      What kind of deal is that?

  8. 14:3216:53

    Stormy Daniels, presidential honesty, and why politics rewards “slimy” behavior

    1. JR

      And I think she realizes this is an opportunity for, y- you know, (sighs) I don't know how to look at it. 'Cause o- on one hand I'm like, "Well, I think we should hold the president up to higher standards. And you, you shouldn't be able to just lie all the time and be the president. Because how could we trust you if it comes to something serious, like a w-

    2. CH

      Mm-hmm.

    3. JR

      ... war with China or some- something crazy or invading Iran." Let's just go off the charts with craziness.

    4. CH

      Yeah, yeah.

    5. JR

      I, I gotta be able to trust you with everything. If I can't trust you that you, you don't wanna tell everybody that you banged a porn star-

    6. CH

      Yeah.

    7. JR

      ... wouldn't it be great if he just had a, a, a press conference saying, "Ladies and gentlemen, who cares?"

    8. CH

      Yeah.

    9. JR

      "Who cares?"

    10. CH

      Yeah.

    11. JR

      "I, I, I enjoy sex."

    12. CH

      That would be good.

    13. JR

      "I enjoy sex. I'm a heterosexual man." Look at my-

    14. CH

      In his tenure-

    15. JR

      ... beautiful wife Melania." Yeah.

    16. CH

      Yeah. Ten years before he was elected or whatever it was.

    17. JR

      Yeah.

    18. CH

      It's like-

    19. JR

      It's like, "I shouldn't have fucked this porn star, but I couldn't help myself. I'm a pig."

    20. CH

      Yeah.

    21. JR

      "But I'm doing a good job as a president. The economy is up."

    22. CH

      Yeah.

    23. JR

      "Unemployment's down. Thank you. Good night." (laughs)

    24. CH

      Support the troops.

    25. JR

      Support the troops. (laughs)

    26. CH

      (laughs)

    27. JR

      Support the NRA.

    28. CH

      Hey, but what, here's one thing.

    29. JR

      (coughs)

    30. CH

      So you say you can't trust him because if he'll lie about this stuff-

  9. 16:5322:23

    What Joe wants from podcast guests: curiosity, mastery, and inspiration

    1. CH

      (laughs) Yeah. He (sighs) I don't know. I think the only way to get to the bottom of it is get him on the podcast.

    2. JR

      I would love to get him on the podcast. I'd love to get him drunk.

    3. CH

      No, so does he drink?

    4. JR

      And it'd be-

    5. CH

      That's, oh, that's what I always wonder. So, you know, most people who have podcasts, uh, that aren't the Joe-

    6. JR

      That's almost-

    7. CH

      ... the Joe Rogan.

    8. JR

      But that's almost true right now, like most people do have podcasts. (laughs)

    9. CH

      No, I know, but, well, okay, no, let me finish. So most people that do, they'd be like, they got this get, this, uh, dream guest list, you know, the, the wish list.

    10. JR

      Yeah.

    11. CH

      These are my, I'd love to have these people. When I was thinking about you, it's like, it seems like, and I don't know, I'm not you, but like, the Courtney Dauwalter, the people you're interested in are more important to you than, say, like, the, the a li- the, like a, the president of the United States. I mean-

    12. JR

      Yeah.

    13. CH

      ... so wha- how do you, do you have a, a wishlist of guests?

    14. JR

      I don't have a wishlist.

    15. CH

      No.

    16. JR

      No. No. We were talking about this on the plane ride. I don't...... I, I like talking to my friends.

    17. CH

      Yeah.

    18. JR

      I like talking to you.

    19. CH

      Yeah.

    20. JR

      I like talking to interesting people, like, uh, the sleep expert I had on the other day, Matthew Walker.

    21. CH

      No, I don't like him.

    22. JR

      Or Pe- you didn't like-

    23. CH

      He's t- no, he's telling me-

    24. JR

      He's telling you, he's giving you negative stuff.

    25. CH

      Yeah, I don't-

    26. JR

      Even though he sleeps three hours a night.

    27. CH

      (laughs)

    28. JR

      (laughs)

    29. CH

      So, I didn't like that, so-

    30. JR

      (laughs)

  10. 22:2325:25

    Cameron’s government role: joining the International Wildlife Conservation Council

    1. JR

      Now, you're working ... We were talking about this on the plane, too. That you're working with, uh, what is your, your position in the administration? 'Cause you actually have a wildlife conservation position now-

    2. CH

      Yeah, yeah.

    3. JR

      ... in the government.

    4. CH

      Right, yeah.

    5. JR

      How, did you ever fucking think that was gonna happen?

    6. CH

      No. (laughs) No, I didn't.

    7. JR

      How the hell did this even come up?

    8. CH

      Oh, God. Um, I don't know. It, wh- I'm on the International Wildlife Conservation Council.

    9. JR

      Whoa.

    10. CH

      Yeah, I know.

    11. JR

      That's legit.

    12. CH

      That's a hell of a ... I got a, a business ... No, I don't have a business card, but if I did ...

    13. JR

      You should get a belt buckle for that.

    14. CH

      I should.

    15. JR

      (laughs)

    16. CH

      Oh, I was thinking about the belt buckle. So, I, then I was like, I was like ... So you said you wanted a belt buckle. And I'm like, "Oh, maybe I'll give him my belt buckle that I wore on the hunt." But then I'm thinking ... So I, so I gave you the belt buckle, but then I'm like, "Shit, maybe he wants a new belt buckle-"

    17. JR

      No, no, no, no.

    18. CH

      "... in, in the box with the sweet, custom box."

    19. JR

      No, no, no, no, no.

    20. CH

      So I didn't wanna be disrespectful and try to say, "Here's a used belt," you know?

    21. JR

      No, the w- used one has blood on it.

    22. CH

      Yeah, it does.

    23. JR

      It's perfect.

    24. CH

      Yeah, yeah.

    25. JR

      I like it.

    26. CH

      Okay, okay.

    27. JR

      It's perfect.

    28. CH

      I wanted to-

    29. JR

      No.

    30. CH

      ... make sure you were good with that, 'cause I wasn't ... I just w-

  11. 25:2540:06

    Africa conservation controversy: trophy imports, concessions, and the poaching reality

    1. CH

      No. And so here's an example of ... In Tanzania, there was a, the largest hunting concession, and I'm trying to think how big it was. I, I, I can't put the, the number on how big it was, but they'd been in business for 40 years. So a hunting concession is, is they have, you know, hunters from usually America go over there. They pay for the, for the access to the land, and they pay for the right to hunt these animals. So this place had been in business for 40 years. Um, they went out of business because of this import ban. Obama put an import ban on, uh, the ivory of elephants coming back as trophies.

    2. JR

      But also lions.

    3. CH

      And lions. Yeah. And-

    4. JR

      Yeah, the lion thing was right after Cecil the lion, and it was done-

    5. CH

      Mm-hmm.

    6. JR

      ... as a political measure.

    7. CH

      Right. So he put a ban on ... Y- you can go over there and hunt them still, e- because, you know, we're from America. We can't say what's legal in Africa. But he can say ... What he did was say, "Well, you can hunt them, whatever, 'cause I can't control that, but you can't bring them home." So nobody's gonna go and, and spend $75,000 to kill an elephant or $50,000 to kill a lion if they can't bring it home. Right?

    8. JR

      Right.

    9. CH

      So that basically shut down hunting. And, um, um, this outfit in Tanzania that had been in bu- business for 40 years, they closed. They went out of business about ... I think it was about two months ago now. And what happens is when they don't have the, the concession, they can't pay for that land, it, it, it is given back to the people. And for h- us here, there'll be like, "Oh, that's great. You gave the land back to the people." No, th- it's not good to give the land back to the people there, 'cause the people can't do anything. They don't have any money. They're, they don't ... There's like ... So what happens is, the poachers, as soon as the hunting concession moves out, poachers move in and kill every animal. The only reason the animals that were being protected in that hunting concession was because it, there was hunting in there. These, this outfit would spend, I think in the last three years, they spent over $2 million on anti-poaching efforts. So $2 million to protect basically their investment, which is those animals that were in there. Yeah, they'd kill a couple because, because, um, elephants were hunted, and they ran the hunts, and, and probably lions. But by and large, they're protecting the majority of the herd. Well-

    10. JR

      Well, give me the, give me those numbers again because you were, you were giving me the numbers on elephants legally and illegally killed.

    11. CH

      Right. So, so ... And I asked this back at our first International Wildlife Conservation Council meeting. And this, you know, PETA was there, and all these animal rights activists. Um, I don't wanna say psychos. That could be disrespectful. But anyway, these extremists were there. And so it was kinda heated in some point- some cases. But I did ask this question, "How many elephants are killed legally in Africa each year?" And the number is about 400. 400 are killed legally, and-

    12. JR

      In the entire continent-

    13. CH

      Yeah.

    14. JR

      ... of Africa.

    15. CH

      Uh, yeah. It's a big area.

    16. JR

      Which is so big that you can get America, the United States of America. You can also get all the European countries. You could fit a lot of shit in Africa. It's a-

    17. CH

      Africa's huge.

    18. JR

      ... huge place.

    19. CH

      Yeah, yeah. And so there's some, there's some areas where you're not gonna hunt elephants because there's not-

    20. JR

      They don't live there.

    21. CH

      ... there, there's not enough or, um, they don't live there. But there's some areas where there's too many elephants. It's just-

    22. JR

      Yeah, that's what's confusing to people. People hear elephants are going extinct. Well, yeah, they are in some places.

    23. CH

      Yeah.

    24. JR

      And then in other places, the problem is with local farmers. They have these plots of land, and the elephants come in and eat everything and destroy their land.

    25. CH

      Mm-hmm.

    26. JR

      And they can't do anything about it. And what are you gonna do? This ... How, how big's an elephant? How many thousands a pound? 10,000 pounds or some shit?

    27. CH

      I don't even, I don't even know. They're huge.

    28. JR

      They're huge.

    29. CH

      But they don't-

    30. JR

      But they can't do a goddamn thing about it.

  12. 40:061:04:42

    Public lands disputes: Bears Ears, access vs. preservation, and media narratives

    1. JR

      Well, this is another thing that we talked about, uh, on the flight, that I think is important to bring up. Remember when there was this talk about the state monument or the national monument-

    2. CH

      Yeah.

    3. JR

      ... in Utah?

    4. CH

      Mm-hmm.

    5. JR

      And Patagonia put that thing on their page, "The President stole your land."

    6. CH

      Yeah.

    7. JR

      Explain what actually happened because it's not what everybody thinks it is.

    8. CH

      Mm-hmm.

    9. JR

      And, and Rinella said it best, that if you say, "The President stole your land," you're not being accurate with your words.

    10. CH

      No.

    11. JR

      That's not what happened.

    12. CH

      It was, uh, Patagonia did an awesome marketing job. I mean, and th- those efforts by saying the President stole their land, from what I've heard, resulted in a 15% increase in business for them. So it, it worked great. But what the truth is, is a lot of people felt like Obama, when he, before he left office, did, um, an overreach on the national monument protection. And e- so there's protecting the national monument and then, which is a certain area, he protected... He wanted to encompass two million acres in that national monument designation, which seems excessive. What Zinke says, the Secretary of Interior, he went in there and he said, "That's an excessive. That's an overreach. I wanna scale it back to what it was before Obama did that."

    13. JR

      Now, why is it excessive though? This is what gets confusing to people. People think that protecting the land is never excessive.

    14. CH

      Right. What he wants to do is make sure people have access. And what, and it's like, okay s-

    15. JR

      So what's the difference between w- the w- the way it is under Obama and the way it is under Zinke?

    16. CH

      It'll be... Zinke scaled it back to what it was before which that would be, it's still national forest, still federal land, but you'd be able to... And I'm not sure if it w- if it was wilderness or how the access would be w- but what Zinke would say is that, like, I would be able to go into the land all the time, that two million acres, because I might be considered by some to be elite, you know, because I can walk for 20 miles. Not everybody in the United States can walk 20 miles to get somewhere.

    17. JR

      So they wanna put road systems in there.

    18. CH

      There's road systems already. He wants to-

    19. JR

      There's road systems already but-

    20. CH

      Wants to maintain the roads.

    21. JR

      So, but if it was a national monument-

    22. CH

      Right.

    23. JR

      ... then no road systems? Like, what is the difference?

    24. CH

      The... I think the road systems would be gated off and it'd be walk in tre-

    25. JR

      Walk-in only.

    26. CH

      Foot traff- traffic only.

    27. JR

      Mm-hmm.

    28. CH

      Instead of access through the roads.

    29. JR

      Now, why did Obama make it two million acres-

    30. CH

      I don't know.

  13. 1:04:421:17:44

    Hunting ethics and backlash: meat care, food waste, and online negativity

    1. CH

      And, and so to me, you know, hunters in ... Are vilified by a large majority of the population here. Whereas we've said before, 90 s- ... 96% of America eats meat. And hunters are the ones out there getting it themselves. And like I remember that last buck I killed, um, in Lanai, took care ... I was like meticulous on taking care of that meat. And as I, I gutted the animal, as I took the bladder out, I can't remember how, what happened but, uh, like a drop of urine dropped on a tiny little piece of the back ham and I was just like, "What?" I was not happy. And because that meat is, to me, it's everything. It's everything for the hunt and I was so disappointed in myself. But I mean, obviously the meat's still good, but that ... I, I, I wanna be perfect when I'm, when I'm taking care of it.

    2. JR

      Right.

    3. CH

      Meanwhile, there's people that eat ... 96% of people eat meat and we throw away what's been, what's been figured 40% of our food.

    4. JR

      Yeah.

    5. CH

      Goes in the trash.

    6. JR

      Food waste is insane in this country and I think Anthony Bourdain just did a documentary on it, right? Uh, I don't think it's out yet, but he did a documentary on food waste.

    7. CH

      So, I'm worried about one little tiny piece of meat on an animal I killed, and people who throw away 40% of, of-... what they buy into the garbage, they're judging me.

    8. JR

      Yeah. Well, there's a lot of that out there, man. It's, it's real easy to be negative. You know? And that's one thing. Like, like I said about ... Put up my post about Lanai, I just, uh, saw like a couple negative comments. I'm like, "I'm not even reading this stuff." Like, go have at it folks.

    9. CH

      Wait. Ha-

    10. JR

      Just walk away. And so-

    11. CH

      How did you, how did you know what they said if you didn't read 'em?

    12. JR

      Because I put it up and I saw it immediately afterwards.

    13. CH

      Did you ... So you read it?

    14. JR

      I read like a half-

    15. CH

      (laughs)

    16. JR

      ... a second of it.

    17. CH

      (laughs)

    18. JR

      But my point is that people will be negative-

    19. CH

      Yeah.

    20. JR

      ... because it's easy to do.

    21. CH

      Because they're douche bags.

    22. JR

      Well, they don't even ... Look, they're not even thinking it through.

    23. CH

      No.

    24. JR

      It's like, "Hey, you fucking just like killing animals." People like to just make a statement or get a reaction or push a button-

    25. CH

      Yeah.

    26. JR

      ... or fuck with you.

    27. CH

      Yeah. They want, they want a reaction.

    28. JR

      Yeah.

    29. CH

      That's all it is.

    30. JR

      And so you can do one of two things. You could ignore it, you can inter- interact with 'em and argue with 'em-

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