#091 - Dallas Hemeyer -Safari Hunt

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Society & Culture, Comedy

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🗓️ 8 January 2021

⏱️ 104 minutes

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Summary

Evan Hafer welcomes Dallas Hemeyer to the Salt Lake City studio to discuss Dallas' recent adventures on a safari hunt. Dallas is an international videographer and photographer that travels and documents hunts for his clients. Dallas shares how he turned his passion for hunting and media into a dream career, and shares stories of lion hunts, exploding guns and a helicopter crash that happened all in one 30 day hunt.

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0:00.0	I'm excited to spend some time chatting with you.
0:26.6	We were cruising around the other day and we were in the office and you stopped. Who are you with?
0:37.1	You were with the Isaac, right? Yeah, I was with the elements. Yeah, the elements. Good family,
0:41.0	friends of mine. This guy is Jr. and senior. They came over from Easton, which was a good
0:47.8	good poach for me because I got to poach senior from Easton and then post-era poach junior from
0:57.2	shields. So those are our tree experts here on site. No, no, they're good people. So the cool thing
1:05.0	is is we started talking and you had a trip recently that was fucking insane. And we're at
1:16.3	Africa, we're yet. So I was in Tanzania, Lake Rukwa about two or three hour flight in
1:29.6	to a dirt landing strip outside of Arusha. Nobody knows where that is. So now, so I mean,
1:34.6	Arusha is where Mount Kilimanjaro is. And not too far from there is Serengeti National Park.
1:41.3	That's how that's what most people would probably know from there. We go. And what do you do, I
1:46.7	guess, for most people? Like, what is it that you do? What's your what's your what's your jam,
1:50.2	dude? What do you do? So I guess I would describe myself as an international hunting videographer and
1:57.4	photographer. Right. So I got started here in Utah probably 10 years ago. I was just filming
2:05.5	Moose Hunts on the Wasatch. And I kind of built a name doing that when people would get these
2:10.7	once in a lifetime tags. Right. They'd call me up. And I'd go show them where the Moose were if
2:15.6	they'd let me tag along and just take photos and video just because that's what that's what I love
2:20.2	to do. And my free time was just go out and video these hunts and take pictures. And then,
2:25.8	yeah, a crazy evolution from there. I met some clients and we went to New Zealand. And then
2:33.0	after that, I would say probably for like the last five years, it's been almost 100% international.
2:39.0	Just every country you can think of. Yeah. So are you going out with individual clients that
2:46.0	are paying you specifically to take photos and video of their hunts? Or are you doing it for
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