Ep. 330: Killing the King’s Deer

The MeatEater Podcast

MeatEater

Sports, Wilderness

4.9 • 37.5K Ratings

🗓️ 2 May 2022

⏱️ 140 minutes

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Summary

Steven Rinella talks with Pete Alonso, Dave Willms, Rob Gearing, Ryan Callaghan, Brody Henderson, Chester Floyd, Phil Taylor, and Corinne Schneider.

Ambergris and makeup; getting hit in the teeth with a baseball going 98 miles per hour; a chew cocktail of tobacco wrapped in bubble gum; support TRCP and bid on a fishing trip with NY Mets first baseman, Pete Alonso; the Fourth Amendment, the Open Fields Doctrine, and what a game warden can and can't search; trying to get away with doing naughty, illegal things; "Outdoor Kids in an Inside World" is out now so go get a copy!; the aerospace background story of Spartan Precision Equipment and their awesome magnetic bipods; the elitism of hunting in the United Kingdom; getting a formal degree in deer stalking; how you can't keep the meat; so many airguns and plinking in the back garden; no bow hunting allowed; gutting from the diaphragm; red, roe, and fallow; deer hunting as deer management; Mrs. Miggins' roses; Cal and Steve argue about the "guard the gate" mentality; the plight of the Tasmanian devil; hot pot ptarmigan; and more.

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1:36.0	All right everybody we got a lot we got a lot we got a cover. First thing I got a cover is the
1:39.7	most important part. I you know I saw this morning that hadn't seen forever is I was driving my
1:43.6	boy to school and I saw a woman doing her makeup at the stoplight. But listen I always root I
1:52.0	that's I always root for that woman why because she's got got a lot of stuff she's got to do.
1:57.3	She's like trying to get somewhere I don't know like if I see a person with a little white
2:01.1	yappy dog on their lap I root against him. I was like a lad maybe I just root against them.
2:06.0	Yeah but if I see a woman doing her makeup at the stoplight I'm like yeah isn't it the same kind of
2:10.8	woman with a little yappy dog and makeup at the stoplight. No it's a woman just like I just feel
2:16.1	for I'm like man it's probably whatever she's got to get somewhere to never time living the American
2:21.8	dream I don't know I just was like kind of wanted to give her a but it's you to take it the wrong way.
2:28.6	If I'd have given her a fist pump she'd been like she'd have to give me the finger.
2:35.4	She's working on her makeup because she was out training her bird dogs earlier.
2:39.2	Right absolutely. I did say a bird dog. I said a little one of those little white yappy dogs.
2:44.2	You missed it. Count on it on the same page. I think we might be anti makeup slightly.
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