EP 404: James Nash and Charles Post

The Rich Outdoors

Cody Rich

Entrepreneurship, Marketing, Business, Sports, Wilderness

4.9 • 1.5K Ratings

🗓️ 22 November 2019

⏱️ 87 minutes

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Summary

An ecologist and a rancher walk into a bar…

James Nash and Charles Post are both great friends of mine and separately I have some great talks with both of these fine gentlemen about careers, goals, people, good times, and all kinds of random things about life. The thing I appreciate about both of these guys is that in conversation they often times challenge my thinking or provide a new perspective and even if we disagree, that’s fine, we’re still good buddies.

I had James and Charles both in the studio and we had a good time talking about Charles’ new found obsession with whitetail hunting and his journey as a hunter in general. We talked about the hunting experience and what it is and/or isn’t to each of us and how that evolves. We shared a lot of laughs about all the things we used to believe or held to be true. If you take nothing else from this wide-ranging podcast, it’s probable that there are far more things in common between a UC Berkely Ecologist and an Eastern Oregon rancher than you thought.

Show Notes:
Introductions – 0:04:06
Charles’s Ecological Video Projects – 0:08:48
The Impact & Conservation of Wild Horses – 0:10:51
Overlapping Issues in Hunting – 0:18:41
Charles the Great White Tail Hunter – 0:25:43
Knowledge – Assumptions & Misconceptions – 0:33:08
Whitetail Talk – 0:43:13
Is Your Experience Dependent on Difficulty – 0:52:24
The Identity Crisis – 0:59:36
Recalling Words of Wisdom & Self Improvements – 1:08:34
Closing Thoughts – 1:20:01

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0:00.0	There's four of them that had paid for the trip and one of them goes,
0:04.0	oh, I didn't know this was a jet though, that's going to be too loud, I'm not going to go.
0:08.0	All right?
0:08.7	So everybody else piled in and I turn on the electric motor and quietly off we go and like thanks for that assumption
0:15.9	these guys were just such assholes and you know at one point one of them said well did you go to
0:21.9	school here and I said yes sir I well did you go to school here?
0:22.5	And I said, yes, sir, I did.
0:23.4	I went to high school here in Enterprise.
0:25.8	And another one goes, did you graduate?
0:28.5	I was like, you know what?
0:30.6	I think that's enough for today. I take you gentleman over to the dock and get the fuck out of my stay.
0:36.4	Welcome to the rich outdoors where we break down the tips, tactics, and strategies of
0:46.1	hunting's great to not only help you become better hunters but to motivate and
0:50.5	inspire you between hunting adventures.
0:52.8	For more about us, including additional resources on our guests,
0:55.9	and links to everything we cover in the interview,
0:58.2	check out the rich outdoors.net. net. This podcast is brought to you by Stone Glacier.
1:15.0	Stone Glacier is a leader in innovation and technical mountain hunting gear.
1:19.0	From backpacks to sleeping bags and now much more,
1:22.0	Stone Glacier is always pushing the
1:23.5	envelope and creating the best and lightest gear for serious mountain hunters.
1:27.2	This year I have hauled out close to a thousand pounds of meat on my back using
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