
#1028 - Adam Greentree
Adam Greentree is a bowhunter and photographer from Australia. He also hosts his own podcast called "Bowhunter's Life."
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Key Takeaways
Rural Australia presents a stark contrast to urban life.
Understanding this contrast enriches the discussion of societal safety and wildlife.
Wildlife in Australia can pose unexpected dangers.
Awareness of these dangers is crucial for those exploring or living in remote areas.
Archery gear is a significant topic among enthusiasts.
Understanding gear enhances performance and connects community members.
Yoga provides both physical and mental challenges for practitioners.
The discussion on yoga reflects its growing popularity and benefits.
Saltwater crocodiles have a long lifespan and can grow very large.
Understanding their size and age helps in wildlife management.
Watch the full episode of #1028 - Adam Greentree.
Episode Timestamps
Adventures in Australia: From Urban to Wild Encounters
- The host shares experiences transitioning from urban life to remote Australia.
- A humorous robbery incident highlights the chaotic nature of some urban areas.
- Discussion of wildlife encounters emphasizes the danger and uniqueness of Australian fauna.
Discussion on Archery, Yoga, and Wilderness Adventures
- The hosts share experiences with archery gear and hunting techniques.
- Yoga practices and their challenges were humorously discussed during the episode.
- Anecdotes about wildlife encounters highlighted the dangers of the Australian wilderness.
Discussion on the Size and Behavior of Saltwater Crocodiles
- Saltwater crocodiles can grow up to 18 feet and live over a century.
- Invasive species control is a significant issue in Australia.
- Crocodiles and alligators are often confused due to their differences.
Crocodile Conservation and Human Interaction in Australia
- Crocodile populations are increasing, leading to conflicts with humans in Australia.
- Hunting is used as a method to control crocodile numbers and protect communities.
- The challenges of accessing clean water highlight the disparity in living conditions.
Adventures of Hunting and Surviving in the Wilderness
- A challenging elk hunt leads to unexpected health issues from contaminated water.
- The speaker emphasizes the physical toll of hiking long distances with limited food.
- Grizzly bear sightings raise concerns about wildlife management in Colorado.
Discussion on Grizzly Bears and Hunting Controversies in BC
- The need for grizzly bear population control is debated among locals and biologists.
- Hunters argue that proper management is essential to prevent human-animal conflicts.
- A personal hunting experience highlights the dangers and unpredictability of wildlife encounters.
Discussion on Grizzly Bears and Wilderness Encounters
- Encounters with Grizzly bears raise awareness about their behavior and dangers.
- The importance of conservation efforts is emphasized for maintaining healthy ecosystems.
- Real-life experiences shape perceptions of wildlife and human interactions.
Exploring Hunting Challenges and Family Appreciation
- Discussion on the ethics and challenges of hunting older, mature animals.
- Emphasis on the importance of family and personal reflections during outdoor experiences.
- Insights into the mental and emotional benefits of overcoming hardships in life.
Discussion on Grizzly Bears and Human Interaction with Nature
- Grizzly bears are powerful predators capable of lethal force with one swipe.
- Indigenous art and culture highlight humanity's connection to nature and history.
- Urban life offers comforts but also detracts from the natural beauty of the universe.
Exploring Indigenous Australian History and Dreams
- Indigenous stories intertwine with archaeological findings in Australia.
- Two contrasting narratives exist regarding the history of Indigenous peoples.
- Linguistic diversity among Indigenous Australians showcases a rich cultural heritage.
Exploring Indigenous Business Practices and Cultural Diversity
- Indigenous communities in Australia have diverse languages and cultures across regions.
- Business ventures with Indigenous leaders foster employment and cultural preservation.
- Cultural misunderstandings arise in business settings due to differing values and practices.
Cultural Awareness and Unique Experiences in Indigenous Communities
- Indigenous cultural practices often clash with modern work expectations and timelines.
- Personal experiences highlight the beauty and challenges of life in remote areas.
- Awareness of local wildlife and its dangers is crucial for safety in rural settings.
Astonishing Adventures of a Wild Australian Snake Hunter
- An Australian man showcases extreme skills in handling dangerous snakes.
- He engages in outrageous wildlife encounters, including chasing lions and elephants.
- The discussion highlights the dangers and thrills of bushcraft and survival skills.
Exploring Bush Tucker and Survival in the Australian Outback
- Bush tucker refers to food native to Australia and used by Indigenous people.
- The host shares experiences with potentially poisonous plants and foraging techniques.
- Discussion includes the cultural significance and preparation of bush tucker.
Exploring Edible Insects and Australian Slang
- Discussion on the taste and benefits of eating insects like crickets.
- Insights into how Australian slang incorporates the word 'cunt' in various contexts.
- The cultural differences in perceptions of social behavior and trust.
Exploring Indigenous Cultures and Human Connection to Nature
- Discussion highlights the importance of indigenous stories and traditions in society.
- The speaker expresses a desire to reconnect with simpler, ancient ways of living.
- Themes of exploration and the loss of cultural knowledge are emphasized.
Exploring Indigenous Knowledge and Environmental Challenges
- Indigenous people demonstrated remarkable survival skills in harsh environments.
- The impact of settlers on Indigenous lands led to devastating consequences.
- The desire for exploration is contrasted with the need to protect undocumented sites.
Discussion on Australian wildlife and conservation challenges
- The conversation highlights the complexities of hunting regulations in Australia.
- Dingo behavior and its impact on local wildlife were examined.
- Shark conservation and the implications of mercury levels in fish were discussed.
Impact of Human Activities on Marine Life Discussed
- Sardines and mercury levels in fish are a health concern.
- Prozac contamination is affecting crab behavior and population dynamics.
- The podcast highlights reckless human behavior impacting marine ecosystems.
People Mentioned
Adam Green
Host, Guest, Storyteller
John Dudley
Archery expert, Podcast host
Andrew Uckels
YouTube sensation, Wildlife enthusiast
Jim Shockey
Hunter, Outdoor Expert
Bert Kreischer
Comedian, Podcast Host
Shane Dora
Podcast Guest
Steve Ranella
Hunting expert and author
Cam Hains
Hunter, Photographer
Unnamed speaker
Podcast host or guest
Unnamed Indigenous business owner
Business owner
Unnamed Speaker
Cultural Advocate, Indigenous Community Member, Podcaster or Guest Speaker
Unnamed Australian Snake Handler
Extreme Adventurer, Wildlife Expert
April Voki
Outdoor expert
Jamie
Podcast Host
Places Mentioned
Arnhem Land
Geographical region
Sydney
City
Bali
Location
Australia
Country
Gainesville, Florida
City
Darwin, Australia
City
Colorado
U.S. State
Idaho
U.S. State
Montana
U.S. State
British Columbia
Canadian Province
Alberta
Province
Northern Territory, Australia
Geographical location
Pilbara region
Geographical area
Australian Outback
Geographical location
Mexico
Country
Fraser Island, Australia
Geographical location
Books Mentioned
Mr. Stewart's Track
Unknown Author
Notable Quotes
"Every time I come here, there's something crazy going on."
Discussing his experiences upon returning to Australia.
"They're like real feral inbred looking. They're crazy looking."
Describing the appearance of scrub bulls.
"People are, fuck. People gear heads, man."
Discussing the enthusiasm of gear enthusiasts in the hunting community.
"That's real, that's real live monster right there."
Reacting to a description of a dangerous snake in Australia.
"Like old think 15 half foot crocodile is?"
Discussing the size of crocodiles in relation to their age.