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#853 - Adam Greentree

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Adam Greentree is a bowhunter and photographer from Australia.

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Key Takeaways

The perceived safety of urban areas can be misleading.

Discussing the risks in Calabasas compared to remote wilderness highlights urban misconceptions.

Preparation and lightweight gear are crucial for successful wilderness trips.

Emphasizing the importance of gear choice affects survival and comfort during adventures.

Thorough preparation is critical for long outdoor excursions.

It ensures safety and increases the chances of a successful hunt.

Emotional connections to hunting can elevate the experience beyond just the kill.

It reflects the personal journey and dedication involved in hunting.

The emotional toll of hunting can lead to deep reflections on nature.

Understanding the emotional connection to wildlife can shape conservation perspectives.

Episode Timestamps

  • Adventures in Nature: Risks and Experiences of Remote Hunting

    • Calabasas, perceived as safe, is challenged by real dangers discussed.
    • Experiences with wildlife, particularly bears, reveal the unpredictability of nature.
    • Lightweight backpacking techniques are essential for extended wilderness adventures.
  • Insights from a 15-Day Wilderness Hunting Trip

    • The importance of careful planning and resource management for successful hunting.
    • Experiencing extreme weather conditions significantly impacts the hunting experience.
    • Emotional moments during hunting highlight the personal investment in the activity.
  • Balancing Predator Populations in Hunting and Conservation

    • Hunting practices reveal complex relationships between species and human intervention.
    • Wolf reintroduction has sparked controversy over wildlife management and ranching.
    • Personal experiences highlight the emotional weight of hunting and wildlife observation.
  • Exploring the Complex Relationship Between Wolves and Ranching

    • Wolves can significantly impact ranchers' livelihoods through cattle predation.
    • The balance of wildlife and ranching requires careful management and potential subsidies.
    • Nature's ecosystems showcase the intelligence and social structures of wolf packs.
  • Discussion on Eagles, Sloths, and Nature's Intricacies

    • Eagles are prevalent in Alaska and interact with humans frequently.
    • The discussion humorously contrasts sloths and their unique lifestyle with predators.
    • Nature's defense mechanisms and instincts are explored through animal behaviors.
  • Appreciating Nature and the Disconnect of Modern Life

    • Modern technology disconnects us from the appreciation of nature and survival.
    • Experiencing hardship in nature enhances our gratitude for modern conveniences.
    • The natural world operates on a complex cycle that we often overlook.
  • Exploring the Brutality and Beauty of Slaughterhouses

    • The slaughterhouse process is described as both brutal and essential for meat production.
    • Society's pursuit of material success is critiqued in favor of outdoor experiences.
    • Indigenous cultures are highlighted for their contentment with simpler lifestyles.
  • The Value of Hardship in Personal Growth and Family Love

    • Experiencing hardship fosters appreciation for good moments in life.
    • Growing up in difficult environments can lead to compassionate adults.
    • Conversations about parenting emphasize the importance of communication and understanding.
  • Balancing Business and Personal Life for Greater Enjoyment

    • The struggle of managing business demands while seeking personal enjoyment is highlighted.
    • Conversations on wildlife management in Australia reveal ecological challenges faced.
    • A humorous perspective on vacations and outdoor activities presents a lighter tone.
  • Exploring the Wilderness and Wildlife of Arnhem Land

    • Arnhem Land is a remote paradise with unique wildlife and challenges.
    • The introduction of non-native species has led to ecological issues in Australia.
    • Conversations about extinct species and the potential for reintroduction sparked interest.
  • Surviving the Australian Wilderness: Heat and Dangerous Creatures

    • Discussing extreme temperatures and the dangers of Australian wildlife.
    • Insights into the unique characteristics of box jellyfish and kangaroos.
    • Exploration of indigenous culture and wildlife management in Australia.
  • Kangaroo Combat: An Unlikely Discussion on Animal Behavior

    • The podcast humorously explores hypothetical kangaroo fights and their techniques.
    • Kangaroos are compared to combat sports, showcasing their fighting capabilities.
    • Discussion highlights unique Australian wildlife, including kangaroos and echidnas.
  • Exploring the Value and History of Beaver Hunting

    • Beaver meat is surprisingly delicious and reminiscent of beef flavors.
    • Hunters today play a crucial role in wildlife conservation and management.
    • The historical significance of beaver pelts influenced American hunting practices.
  • A Hunter's Journey Through Bow Hunting and Self-Taught Skills

    • The speaker reflects on learning bow hunting without formal lessons.
    • Technology has changed hunting practices, often diminishing traditional skills.
    • Sharing harvested game meat with friends is a common practice among hunters.
  • The complexities and ethics of hunting and wildlife management

    • Hunting during the rut influences deer behavior and meat quality.
    • High-fence hunting raises ethical concerns about the nature of the sport.
    • The discussion contrasts natural hunting practices with modern meat acquisition techniques.
  • Exploring the Ethical Dimensions of Hunting in South Africa

    • High fence operations in South Africa raise ethical concerns about hunting practices.
    • The distinction between commercial poaching and subsistence hunting highlights societal issues.
    • Local poverty influences hunting practices and reflects deeper social inequalities.
  • Exploring Traditional Hunting and Cooking Practices in Australia

    • The conversation highlights traditional hunting methods used by Indigenous Australians.
    • Participants discuss the culinary value of various animal organs, including liver and heart.
    • Humorous anecdotes about dealing with nature’s challenges while hunting are shared.
  • Hunting Experiences and Ethical Considerations in Australia

    • Discussion on hunting methods and animal behavior during hunts.
    • Insights into the challenges of bow hunting versus rifle hunting.
    • Emphasis on the ethical treatment of animals while hunting.
  • Exploring Bowhunting and Photography Techniques

    • The discussion focuses on the technical aspects of bowhunting equipment and setup.
    • Photography techniques and equipment used for capturing wildlife are highlighted.
    • The beauty of outdoor experiences and starry nights is emphasized.
  • Exploring Bow Hunting and the Connection to Nature

    • Discussion on bow hunting as a meaningful life experience rather than a sport.
    • Importance of photography in promoting outdoor adventures and connecting with nature.
    • The therapeutic aspects of bow hunting and wilderness experiences for mental wellness.

People Mentioned

Adam Greentree

Hunting Expert, Adventurer, Photographer, Bow Hunter

Unnamed speaker

Hunter, Naturalist

Unknown

Podcast Host

Cam Haynes

Athlete, Outdoorsman

Unknown Speaker

Podcast Host/Guest

Kim

Family member

Steve Irwin

Wildlife Conservationist

John Dudley

Hunter, Conservationist

Joe Rogan

Podcast Host, Comedian

Steve Rinella

Hunting expert, Cook

Unnamed Speaker

Hunter, Bow hunting enthusiast

Louis Theroux

Documentarian

Carl

Hunting guide

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Aaron Grant

Hunting partner

Shane Doran

Bowhunting expert

Jamie

Photography assistant

+1 more

Places Mentioned

Calabasas

Urban Area

Montana

State/Region

+6 more

Yellowstone

National Park

+4 more

Mozambique

Country

Prince Wales Island

Location related to hunting experiences.

Australia

Country

+23 more

Hawaii

Destination

Arnhem Land

Wilderness area

+2 more

Florida

State

+5 more

Everglades

Wetland area

Dampier Archipelago

Region in Australia

Pilbara region

Region in Australia

South Africa

Country

+1 more

Idaho

Location where photography was discussed.

Bear Camp

Camping location mentioned.

Notable Quotes

"I'm like... coffee bean? Yeah."

Discussion about a chaotic scene at a coffee shop in Calabasas.

"Well, wonder were, well, smell smell meat, would attracted to."

Talking about how bears might be attracted to their campsite.

"Hunting never be, unless done research, going place there's like game walking past everywhere."

Discussing the necessity of research before choosing a hunting location.

"Dude, teared up. crying knew much gone it, know."

Reflecting on the emotional weight of successfully hunting after a long effort.

"Man, balled up. crying. Like, think cried dozen times every time thought standing bull."

Discussing the emotional experience of hunting.

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