Boggeying in the Brushworlds | Official Clip Ep. 243 | MeatEater Podcast 

41 minutes! come on guys you're so close just upload the full episodes! You know you want to

Every week the clips get slightly larger. When are you guys gonna just release the whole podcast on RU-vid?

I'd watch an 8 hr hunt. Food for thought.

So happy to see that clips are getting longer. Watching the interactions of guest and hosts gives it more depth. 👍🏻

Please just release entire podcasts on here!!! Please!!!

Please try out uploading the podcast in video format and see how a few vids do. Would love to watch the podcasts too

You guys gotta get ‘man vs history’ on your podcast, his dad has some amazing hunting stories that would fit right into the podcast

Would love to see an update on this in a podcast

I recently started to listen to this on Spotify and I love it! Keep up the amazing work! 👍

Please start releasing clips again!!

Man this was such a great episode

I would tune in regularly if you produced this podcast in video format. I think you guys would seriously crush the game if you did. I'm far too adhd to just listen haha.

Big fan or these. Makes me wish the whole thing was on video

I'm so glad You brought up the private landowner add contributionist. Yes we are but but the laws they make Sometimes fight against us

Wish the pod was always in video form! this is so much more personal!

Why not put the whole video up on RU-vid? I don't get it. Your clearly filming it

I bet if the amount of likes caught up close to the amount of views, they'd start releasing full episodes

What about Tim Wells the Slockmaster? I'd love to hear you guys talk!

I'm from the black swamp area in northwest Ohio, there used to be a bird called the Carolina Parakeet that was a native parrot species that nested in the tall trees of the black swamp. The black swamp was close to the Everglades in size, and was mentioned as being nearly impassable.. the terrain let alone, the malaria... native peoples believed it was sacred. These birds were beautiful, they were said to have flocked to the area in droves.. they were killed in the early days for hats. Killed until there were no more to be killed.. kaput. I have a theory about Ohio. Folks that live here mention it's dead skys. Its always intrigued me, why this is perpetuated. Well I starting looking into it. Ohio had a rich diverse ecosystem.. theres a reason it's called the heart of it all. Ohio has been basically stripped through mining, and the lands almost indefinitely reworked across the entire state.. its forests decimated for timber, is resources readily available just under the surface because of the deposits from Appalachian runoff, and glacial formation. Ohio was basically murdered by the time the last buffalo was killed in 1801 I believe, wasn't long after the last elk was killed in western Ohio. Bear, deer, elk, fox, wolf, mountain lion, etc .list really does go on. Gone! Ohio had incredible aquatic life to many species gone.. but seriously take a minute one day and look into the diversity on the smaller size scale of fish species here that would rival many aquarium fish in pet stores from exotic places. When the national forestry service and other groups band together they started programs to bring it back .. I absolutely love learning about the way it was. These kind of podcasts resonate in my soul. May sound like I'm just in love with my state, I mean I do love it.. but I love its history. This podcasts really got me thinking about my home Michigan to. Spent my first 20 years 2 weeks a year on the ausable of m72 we camped up in huron, and fly fished, love learning about the Mason tract, and George mason the race car driver adventurer.. I was born in the wrong time..

I think they found a population of ivory bills in Cuba or the Yucatan.

Man thair still pileated woodpecker around not many but i have a cabin at tablerock lake in sw missouri that a family of them live thair. Some years you see them some not but thair deff still around. Big bastards too cant miss um

I really really like your videos brother my name is Humberto Valencia you’re doing a beautiful videos

They made up the spotted owl thing to Protect Sasquatch! .... Nerd

Awsome

Steve and yani in the future. Let's guess which one is steve 🤣

Fix the volume. Steve burst my ear drum after listening to the biologists.

Ocelot...pshawww...more like ocefew!

Population viability analysis is a species-specific method of risk assessment frequently used in conservation biology. It is traditionally defined as the process that determines the probability that a population will go extinct within a given number of years. Wikipedia

I thought the Opening scream was a Child throwing a tantrum.

WHY NOT JUST DO FULL EPISODES??

There is a viable population in Mexico particularly in the los cielos reserve. There has been limited cooperation by the Mexican government to implement a binational agreement to import them into the United States

9:05 ...right over Janis head🙃

Where can I get a Rinella Putelis flag?!

Haha, a longer tease but a tease nonetheless.

Need to talk to a great hunter, like yourselves, Steve Isdahl. Howtohunt.com, Proguide66. Maybe ask hunters what they have seen and heard in the woods.

You can still see pileated wood peckers on the oregon coast

Boggey? Did you mean boogie, as in Boogie Nights? Or did you get bogged down multiple times, thus boggeying?

I've seen 3 in 2 years

2.3 humans is not required to propitiate the species. That is the number that was required to assume the debts of a rettiring public..... And a model that has led us to 7 billion people with no end in sight.

Which podcast did Steve tell the story of going into the Gentleman's Club with his soon to be wife to drink coffee??? HELP!!!!!

How is it a few short days before deer rut in his and Janis’ home state and they have a three hour podcast on a desert cat. I’m fucking bummed flat out y’all

So Steve, what side of bigfoot are you on ? Yes they exsit or no they don’t ? Thanks.

There is a doc on a ivory billed woodpecker and I want to sell my house and car buy truck and a airstream move to Alaska and hunt for Sasquatch even though it isn’t real that sounds so fun to me!🤯🔫💣

Best example of why government sucks on animal counts and. Management...ffs..zzzzz.

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The audio engineer should be fired.