Joe Rogan Experience #1542 - Cameron Hanes

Rogan opens by retracting his earlier statement about Antifa lighting Oregon wildfires, underscoring how easy it is to repeat bad information and how important it is—especially with a large platform—to correct it publicly.

Hanes describes bears and mountain lions killing elk calves and adult elk, showing that predation and starvation can be far harsher than a quick, well-placed hunting shot—context many nonhunters never see.

They argue that reintroducing wolves can devastate elk, deer, and livestock if hunting and population control are politically blocked, illustrating the tension between urban pro-wolf sentiment and rural realities.

Hanes explains that his daily marathons, lifting, and constant archery practice aren’t optional; they allow him to move slowly, stay ready all day at altitude, and make sound decisions when opportunities finally appear.

Stories of Courtney Dauwalter running 490 mountainous miles on almost no sleep and Hanes’ son doing 4,100 pull-ups to beat Goggins’ mark show that with a clear target and commitment, humans can push far past their perceived limits.