Meat Eater on Netflix

[bigfellascott]

Anyone else been watching the series of Meateater on Netflix - really well done and plenty of hunting action for those who are into hunting all manner of diff animals and also shows how to field dress and cook them too.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bCJ-Ps8 ... =16.292879

[sandgroperbill]

Yeah, it was pretty good. I ran out of episodes, though.

But he can keep the monkey recipe

[Lorgar]

I've actually been looking for this.

I saw a trailer for it ages ago and thought it look worth a watch but lost the title and couldn't find it again.

Good timing

[Bigjobss]

Just finished seasons 5 & 6, highly recommended, Steve Rinella is an intelligent guy and an ethical hunter, a great ambassador for hunting as a legitimate passtime and way of life.
It is also very refreshing to watch a show like this that isnt a half hour commercial like so many locally produced outdoors shows :cough: iFish :cough:
Also think it has helped my missus understand why ive gone missing so many weekends this year.

[Wes]

Cool, looks like a great show.

[andreweden]

My other half watched both seasons and now wants to learn to shoot!

[sandgroperbill]

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You must be over the moon. Time to start looking for a bigger safe?

[Bent Arrow]

It's pretty good. I'm rying to work out why the episodes start at season 5?

[bigfellascott]

Cos you've missed the others I would say. I wouldn't mind watching the earlier ones either.

[Cryptic]

I hate you....... Am now on 7th episode in a row tonight.

[Bigjobss]

I hate you....... Am now on 7th episode in a row tonight.

Ahahahaha that was me over the weekend!

I hope Netflix re-release seasons 1 to 4 for us to catchup on.
If you need a fix you can check out his MeatEater podcast which is really good too, there is a lot of focus on the management of game and land on a state by state level which may bore some Australians but I find fascinating, it is so well organised over there and taken very seriously, unlike here where you often ask stupid questions like "why is that duck protected" or "why cant I hunt that pest in this area"

[duncan61]

I liked the bear hunt when they fished and crabbed as well.They have fair bag limits too

[andreweden]

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You must be over the moon. Time to start looking for a bigger safe?

Definitely not complaining!!

[Archie]

Just finished seasons 5 & 6, highly recommended, Steve Rinella is an intelligent guy and an ethical hunter, a great ambassador for hunting as a legitimate passtime and way of life.
It is also very refreshing to watch a show like this that isnt a half hour commercial like so many locally produced outdoors shows :cough: iFish :cough:
Also think it has helped my missus understand why ive gone missing so many weekends this year.

He does a great job promoting why hunting is important to people who don't hunt - which might make them start hunting, or maybe just stop them being antis which is good enough for me... he also does a podcast called meat eater. It's obviously very US focused and he can crap on a bit but the most recent one he interviews a statistician who did an experiment to figure out which arguments make non-hunters less opposed to hunting and which don't - what actually works to convince people. Long story short, if you say you hunt because you have since you were a kid and your family always did, no one gives a damn, if you say it's for food and you explain how regulated it is, more people come around to the same point of view.