guys a heads up, saw a show on netflix last night called "meat eater". its pretty good, worth checking out. they hunt bird and mammals. first episode is a moose hunt.

That's about the only hunting show I can tolerate. Good Show!

I listen to his podcast too. Heck of a writer if you want to check out some of his books.

Hopefully they will put up all of the seasons on Netflix soon.

Of course people need to keep giving it all 5 stars for their review.

Been listening to podcasts for awhile

Saw it in Netflix lineup, will have to check it out.

Best hunting show out there in my opinion. Love reading his books and listening to his podcast discussions too.

I really enjoyed the feral hog episode

My favorite episodes are the ones with the two young ladies from the "corporate" office going on their first elk and deer hunts. He does a great job introducing them to hunting and then reaping the rewards of a kill.

Yeah, great show. His book is pretty good too, turned me into a late onset adult hunter.

Thanks for the tip already watched the limited 2 seasons provided hope more are released enjoy the reality sometimes he doesn't score and he misses like real life for me

Hopefully people keep giving it a 5 star review so that they will have more seasons available.

Completely agree. I'm hoping that they put up all of the seasons. I bought several of them before anything was available on Netflix, they're great.

You make a great point. Its not always a successful hunt and he doesn't hide that fact. Rogen and the other guy didn't have much success and were down on turkey hunting. Not many hunting shows would produce and air something similar.

Meat eater, house, Sherlock, handful of fishing shows, planet earth, Archer.... bout it

Same!

Great show, great writer as well

One show was pretty much all about cooking.

If you like the work in the kitchen like I do another good guy is Hank Shaw. He has several cookbooks covering ducks and the various deer families, and he has a a blog.

Yep. I'm on his site quite a bit.

http://honest-food.net/

Does anyone else think Steve looks like Troy Aikman?

They could be cousins for sure, maybe if Steve sported a little mini mullet like Troy had back in the early 90's.

2 episodes come to mind, when he ate a yote in Arizona (nasty) and hunting javelinas in Mexico and they made chorizo.

Just listened to his episode on Joe Rogan's podcast. Good guy, I didn't realize he had his own podcast too.

I enjoy Rinella's podcast. It is a bunch of guys just sitting around and talking about hunting and hunting issues facing various states or species.