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Professional Hunters you respect
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01/16/20 04:03 PM
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Machintis
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Who are some professional hunters who have and online following you guys respect?
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Re: Professional Hunters you respect
[Re: Machintis]
#7719708
01/16/20 05:18 PM
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jnd59
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The Hunting Public Group Remi Warren (demeanor, tactics, etc) Randy Newberg (makes a point to show the whole hunting process and tries to keep politics out of it) (fellow CPA so there's that) Dr. Duck (any duck hunter from Texas has my vote) Stephen Rinella Group (although they tend to lean a little left on some stuff) Gritty and Lampers (just for the shear work they put into their hunts)
There are others but these are most top of mind
No matter how high a duck flies a hammer still breaks a window.
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Re: Professional Hunters you respect
[Re: Machintis]
#7719725
01/16/20 05:26 PM
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redchevy
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None that routinely back out and leave deer over night.
It's hell eatin em live
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Re: Professional Hunters you respect
[Re: Machintis]
#7719738
01/16/20 05:39 PM
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Texan Til I Die
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Tink Nathan (of Tink's Deer Scents). He's the only person I've ever met that's killed an elephant with a bow. Much respect.
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Re: Professional Hunters you respect
[Re: redchevy]
#7719751
01/16/20 05:57 PM
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Adchunts
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None that routinely back out and leave deer over night. ^^^^^^^ Agree 100%
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Re: Professional Hunters you respect
[Re: redchevy]
#7719756
01/16/20 06:03 PM
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QuitShootinYoungBucks
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None that routinely back out and leave deer over night. Boom.
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Re: Professional Hunters you respect
[Re: jnd59]
#7719762
01/16/20 06:09 PM
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BOBO the Clown
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The Hunting Public Group Remi Warren (demeanor, tactics, etc) Randy Newberg (makes a point to show the whole hunting process and tries to keep politics out of it) (fellow CPA so there's that) Dr. Duck (any duck hunter from Texas has my vote) Stephen Rinella Group (although they tend to lean a little left on some stuff) Gritty and Lampers (just for the shear work they put into their hunts)
There are others but these are most top of mind
Born and Raised guys are good too, their earlier content is better then new content though... they aren’t poor any more and you don’t see to much of the sleeping under the truck on side of the road, so the resonate level with us common guys is harder. The video content being put out by Journal of Mtn Hunting is good also
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Re: Professional Hunters you respect
[Re: BOBO the Clown]
#7719802
01/16/20 06:39 PM
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Palehorse
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The Hunting Public Group Remi Warren (demeanor, tactics, etc) Randy Newberg (makes a point to show the whole hunting process and tries to keep politics out of it) (fellow CPA so there's that) Dr. Duck (any duck hunter from Texas has my vote) Stephen Rinella Group (although they tend to lean a little left on some stuff) Gritty and Lampers (just for the shear work they put into their hunts)
There are others but these are most top of mind
Born and Raised guys are good too, their earlier content is better then new content though... they aren’t poor any more and you don’t see to much of the sleeping under the truck on side of the road, so the resonate level with us common guys is harder. The video content being put out by Journal of Mtn Hunting is good also All of them. I really like Clay Hayes and Jeff Sturgis as well. Seems like film making for some hunting shows is getting better. They are getting a little more subtle in their product placement and endorsement.
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Re: Professional Hunters you respect
[Re: Machintis]
#7719807
01/16/20 06:44 PM
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Choctaw
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The Holder family of Raised Hunting.
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Re: Professional Hunters you respect
[Re: redchevy]
#7719812
01/16/20 06:50 PM
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Mr. T.
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None that routinely back out and leave deer over night. X2.... And I know he is corny, but I enjoy watching Roger Raglin.
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Re: Professional Hunters you respect
[Re: Machintis]
#7719872
01/16/20 07:47 PM
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Greg Z
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Greg Ziemer Sewell Lexus 214-597-6006 Life's short... Enjoy the ride!
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Re: Professional Hunters you respect
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#7719903
01/16/20 08:36 PM
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jnd59
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The Hunting Public Group Remi Warren (demeanor, tactics, etc) Randy Newberg (makes a point to show the whole hunting process and tries to keep politics out of it) (fellow CPA so there's that) Dr. Duck (any duck hunter from Texas has my vote) Stephen Rinella Group (although they tend to lean a little left on some stuff) Gritty and Lampers (just for the shear work they put into their hunts)
There are others but these are most top of mind
Born and Raised guys are good too, their earlier content is better then new content though... they aren’t poor any more and you don’t see to much of the sleeping under the truck on side of the road, so the resonate level with us common guys is harder. The video content being put out by Journal of Mtn Hunting is good also Yep. Their early content had some seriously close bow encounters with elk. I haven't watched this year's yet. That will be summer watching.
No matter how high a duck flies a hammer still breaks a window.
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Re: Professional Hunters you respect
[Re: redchevy]
#7719904
01/16/20 08:38 PM
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jnd59
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None that routinely back out and leave deer over night. The key there is routinely. Most of these shows are in northern climes where meat won't spoil overnight. But I do think many are a little over cautious in that respect.
No matter how high a duck flies a hammer still breaks a window.
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Re: Professional Hunters you respect
[Re: Machintis]
#7719924
01/16/20 09:08 PM
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don k
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Are you talking professional hunters or magazine writers? I have taken numerous hunting magazine writers hunting and they are by no means "professional Hunters".
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Re: Professional Hunters you respect
[Re: don k]
#7719930
01/16/20 09:19 PM
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QuitShootinYoungBucks
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Are you talking professional hunters or magazine writers? I have taken numerous hunting magazine writers hunting and they are by no means "professional Hunters". Craig Boddington?
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Re: Professional Hunters you respect
[Re: Palehorse]
#7719944
01/16/20 09:39 PM
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BOBO the Clown
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The Hunting Public Group Remi Warren (demeanor, tactics, etc) Randy Newberg (makes a point to show the whole hunting process and tries to keep politics out of it) (fellow CPA so there's that) Dr. Duck (any duck hunter from Texas has my vote) Stephen Rinella Group (although they tend to lean a little left on some stuff) Gritty and Lampers (just for the shear work they put into their hunts)
There are others but these are most top of mind
Born and Raised guys are good too, their earlier content is better then new content though... they aren’t poor any more and you don’t see to much of the sleeping under the truck on side of the road, so the resonate level with us common guys is harder. The video content being put out by Journal of Mtn Hunting is good also All of them. I really like Clay Hayes and Jeff Sturgis as well. Seems like film making for some hunting shows is getting better. They are getting a little more subtle in their product placement and endorsement. I think it’s almost platform dependent. I think the sponsor product placement from the really really good cinema guys is in the videographer talent. Perfect example is Uncharted by Jim Shocks or some of the Donnie Vinnicent stuff or The experience. Those guys are putting out award winning cinema level content, and you know the products they are pimping but don’t here them pimp it. Remi with solo hunter now Meateater or BRO or Gritty guys Are putting out good content but hooking people in via sponsor giveways, but they are paid via their social media reach numbers so product placement is different. Really interesting to me, Watching the evolution The giant in the room is Meateater. Not the show the company. It’s changing the landscape quickly
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Re: Professional Hunters you respect
[Re: BOBO the Clown]
#7719953
01/16/20 09:48 PM
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QuitShootinYoungBucks
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The Hunting Public Group Remi Warren (demeanor, tactics, etc) Randy Newberg (makes a point to show the whole hunting process and tries to keep politics out of it) (fellow CPA so there's that) Dr. Duck (any duck hunter from Texas has my vote) Stephen Rinella Group (although they tend to lean a little left on some stuff) Gritty and Lampers (just for the shear work they put into their hunts)
There are others but these are most top of mind
Born and Raised guys are good too, their earlier content is better then new content though... they aren’t poor any more and you don’t see to much of the sleeping under the truck on side of the road, so the resonate level with us common guys is harder. The video content being put out by Journal of Mtn Hunting is good also All of them. I really like Clay Hayes and Jeff Sturgis as well. Seems like film making for some hunting shows is getting better. They are getting a little more subtle in their product placement and endorsement. I think it’s almost platform dependent. I think the sponsor product placement from the really really good cinema guys is in the videographer talent. Perfect example is Uncharted by Jim Shocks or some of the Donnie Vinnicent stuff or The experience. Those guys are putting out award winning cinema level content, and you know the products they are pimping but don’t here them pimp it. Remi with solo hunter now Meateater or BRO or Gritty guys Are putting out good content but hooking people in via sponsor giveways, but they are paid via their social media reach numbers so product placement is different. Really interesting to me, Watching the evolution The giant in the room is Meateater. Not the show the company. It’s changing the landscape quickly Shockey's production values are off the chart. Having not met him, it's hard to judge, but from most of the things he says he seems to be a pretty good guy.
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Re: Professional Hunters you respect
[Re: Machintis]
#7719997
01/16/20 10:16 PM
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jnd59
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I'm not sure if Meateater is the first to consolidate content. They have either 5 or 6 different podcast platforms now. It will indeed be very interesting to see where this goes. I do like that they are starting to show the complete hunting experience and not just stopping at the glory shots.
I was surprised this year on one hunt when I asked my son if he wanted a picture with the animal. He said why would I want a picture with a dead animal. I'd rather have the head and pictures of live animals. It seems the younger crowd has a different view of those shots than us old fogies. I still like to have pictures to remember the hunt but I think they have other, maybe better, avenues for remembering.
I see us moving in an overall positive direction on video and explaining the whole hunting experience.
No matter how high a duck flies a hammer still breaks a window.
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Re: Professional Hunters you respect
[Re: jnd59]
#7720001
01/16/20 10:19 PM
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Herbie Hancock
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It will indeed be very interesting to see where this goes. I do like that they are starting to show the complete hunting experience and not just stopping at the glory shots. That's what I like most about the MeatEater platform, I like how they show all the way to preparing wild game in different ways.
It takes beer to make thirst worthwhile - J. Fred Schmidt
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Re: Professional Hunters you respect
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#7720002
01/16/20 10:19 PM
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Machintis
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I agree with it being platform dependent. Meateater is the big one I guess. I enjoy his TV show on Netflix. Remi is great too. I heard him on Joe Rogan a few times. It can be hard to relate to those guys though because they hunt up north usually and have top notch gear. I do not sadly. Rinella seems to do more stalking as well. I have never done that as I hunt from a ground blind or a stand. You can still learn some things from those guys though. I am looking for a good place to learn. Is Meateater the Bear Grylls of hunting or the Les Stroud if you know what I mean?
As far as platforms. It seems like there are podcasts, TV shows and YouTubers. I do not count writers really.
Who are your favorite podcasts about hunting? TV shows? YouTube channels?
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Re: Professional Hunters you respect
[Re: jnd59]
#7720020
01/16/20 10:31 PM
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ZK-315
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Randy Newberg and Stephen Rinella are probably my top two.
A friend of mine actually met Randy up in Wyoming a year or so back. Randy said if my buddy's son drew a bull tag, Randy would tag along and film it all for them. Unfortunately, he didn't draw a tag for that unit. My buddy said he was super down to earth and very personable.
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Re: Professional Hunters you respect
[Re: Machintis]
#7720039
01/16/20 10:40 PM
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Herbie Hancock
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The Mountain Project is good, but you need to watch from the beginning to appreciate how better they got over time in regards to their filming, etc. They are a group of guys with regular jobs who hunt out west. They actually hunt auodads through Muley Mike. Also the MeatEater Back 40 and Das Boat episodes a good watch.
It takes beer to make thirst worthwhile - J. Fred Schmidt
The internet is an I.Q. Test, people post their scores in the comment section.
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Re: Professional Hunters you respect
[Re: jnd59]
#7720056
01/16/20 10:52 PM
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ETexas Hunter
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The Hunting Public Group Remi Warren (demeanor, tactics, etc) Randy Newberg (makes a point to show the whole hunting process and tries to keep politics out of it) (fellow CPA so there's that) Dr. Duck (any duck hunter from Texas has my vote) Stephen Rinella Group (although they tend to lean a little left on some stuff) Gritty and Lampers (just for the shear work they put into their hunts)
There are others but these are most top of mind
"The giant in the room is Meateater. Not the show the company. It’s changing the landscape quickly"- This
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Re: Professional Hunters you respect
[Re: Machintis]
#7720066
01/16/20 10:56 PM
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don k
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All the magazine and film type guys are good guys. But, they are not the professional hunters. The organizations or individual guides that put them on the animals are the professional hunters. The individuals that do the shooting at the animals have the easiest jobs. All the writers do is make it sound like a really hard hunt. Don't doubt me on that. I have been there.
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Re: Professional Hunters you respect
[Re: don k]
#7720094
01/16/20 11:24 PM
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BOBO the Clown
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All the magazine and film type guys are good guys. But, they are not the professional hunters. The organizations or individual guides that put them on the animals are the professional hunters. The individuals that do the shooting at the animals have the easiest jobs. All the writers do is make it sound like a really hard hunt. Don't doubt me on that. I have been there. Most of the newer ones being mentioned on here broke into the market or built their platform off self filmed DIY public hunting. All these are non guided DIY except where mandated by law Hunting public Meat eater Born and Raised outdoors Gritty Randy Newberg
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