Keep the high quality re-releases coming. Love the high fidelity 1080p encoding--- Much better than when I watched on Netflix and your website years ago!
Growing up hunting grouse in the northern LP in thick swamp and aspen, it amazes me that a relative of the ruff grouse would live in such seemingly open lands. Definitely a much needed trip someday, or even for upland birds in the plains.
Ronny seemed like he wanted to do as little walking as possible. Multiple times he would say, "why don't you go walk up there, and I'll just stay put in this low area..." or, "are we going back to the truck now, or...?" :D
Sage grouse are active in the early morning and evening, and like to lay under brush in the hot mid-day. When frying sage grouse, you don't wanna cook them for too long or else it will be tough meat 👍🏽
Man. Sage grouse hunting looks fun. There has been some great sage grouse rehabilitation where I am in Central WA. Starting to see more of them around. Pretty cool. I love grouse so much. To me they are such an interesting bird. So "simple" yet so good at survival. They really can put up a challenging hunt if you step off the roads.
Ronny looks like he just stepped out of 1955 with his dark-rimmed glasses and cigarette smoking. Reminds me of being a young kid hunting with my Grandpa...love it.
I'm thankful there are lots of Sage Grouse on my reservation. Not many of the people hunt them anymore so there's a decent population and ain't too hard to find.
My first sage grouse hunt was when I was new to hunting at all and all I had was a 35 pound re-curve take down bow that my brother and I learned to shoot. Well, I might add. I had a couple of arrows with blunt points (dum-dum) on them. I figured on hitting one on the ground since in school we had approached these during class and I figured I could get a shot. My hunting companion later said I looked impressive. He was kind enough to gift me one of the birds he had shot with a shotgun. I immediately entered the market for a shotgun.
Holy 💩 when he started sauteeing the heart and liver I got the biggest nostalgia flash of my life. Grew up eating pheasant and quail wings and all kinds of liver, gizzard and hearts.
I think he rolls his own lil cigarillos, i seem to remember something on an earlier episode about it. But that would be dope if he was chiefin on a blunt
I’ve lived in northern Nevada my entire life and have only seen one sage grouse in my front yard lol. I have seen some snowcocks up in the rubies but those aren’t native. The grouse population is having a hard time with the damn feral horses and pinyon/juniper encroachment
My old man grew up in Eastern Montana...He talked about mixed flocks of sharptails and sage hens numbering in the 100's....that was in the late 40's early 50's....All the locals were of the opinion that sage hens were unfit to eat.....they all wanted to shoot pheasants...... Now they are all but gone.
Holy smokes what I would give for grouse territory like that. We've got the North Woods for Sharp/Ruffed/Spruce grouse here and every few steps I'm dodging branches.
I dig the hunts you go on. From the high price hunts that most of us can't afford, to the small time public land hunts many go on. New to hunting and share your stuff with my son. He play D2 football, while studying to be a veterinarian. He's super 2a, loves animals, believes in providing for your family over trophies, and wants to one day be able to afford to support conservation groups, as well as buy land to start up an area himself. Thanks for helping raise a good young man, and best of luck with future content as well as life, and hunts.
Have a short story recommendation for meateater, I though of your program when I read this. The book is "River Teeth." The short story in this book is "not rocking the boats"
I am going on my first ever pheasant hunt on November 17 it is at a hunt club so they are not wild I I like it I will go out west and do the real thing. My buddy is a member of the hunt club he set it up for me and my dad all 3 of us are hunting total of I think 20 birds. I bin shooting trap a lot very excited for the hunt this will be the first game bird hunt I will ever go on I have hunted all my life for white tail went hog hunting and squirrel hunting but never pheasant hunt
After hunting in the Northwest many years and covering many miles in the desert and hunting sage grouse along with following the politics connect to to it, my opinion is the decline of the sage grouse is over grazing with cattle. I'm all for balanced grazing, but not overgrazing.
Being sponsored by US border patrol is based Edit: Seeing Steve with his "c'est la vie" attitude juxtaposed with a very crotchety Ronny is about as funny as it gets
This sounds like you might as well just do this in a day you want to go on a long hike. Don’t even look at the day as a hunting trip. Look at it as of it were an all day bird watching hike where you might be able shoot some of em.
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I kinda cant wait for when Steve is like 75 and he just films himself sitting in a deer blind spitting his wisdom as he waits for deer to come by.
And it’s a different show haha
His narrative and written word are impeccable
What wisdom???
@@JamesClark-lw6swdon’t hate he has more wisdom then any other person his age. You damn key board warrior
@@JamesClark-lw6sw just watch some of his stuff, after a few episodes youll see.
I love how he said, "What if I die from it?" as he takes a drag on a cigarette..
Cigarettes are at least enjoyable, fleas are not.
😂
Bro got fleas from that jackrabbit and still wanted to keep hunting after Ronny was done. Steve, you’re a savage!
Man, fleas and ticks are the WORST.. I dont blame Ronny for wanting to pack it in lmaoooo
Steve is such a positive go get em attitude guy. He got trichinosis and just brushes it off. Swell attitude.
It's just fleas lmao.
Ronny is one of the only folk that gives Steve shit. love it.
one of my favourite episodes. wish you guys did more upland bird episodes in general.
The banter of best friends in frustrations and success is always entertaining and awesome to watch…especially these two
Ronny is hands down one of my favorite guests to watch. Him and that southern crawfish/rice grower. I think his name was Bud.
What episode is that?
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@@cj7069 thank you, i thought you meant an episode of the show rather than the podcast
Ronnie the legend.
Only hunting show I’ll watch the reruns. These guys produce a great show glad to see them become so successful they earned it.
Always a fun episode when these two guys are together. Old friends catching up with each other doing some hunting.
Ronny is in the top 4 of my favorite guests you've ever had.
Keep the high quality re-releases coming. Love the high fidelity 1080p encoding--- Much better than when I watched on Netflix and your website years ago!
Growing up hunting grouse in the northern LP in thick swamp and aspen, it amazes me that a relative of the ruff grouse would live in such seemingly open lands. Definitely a much needed trip someday, or even for upland birds in the plains.
I love this kind of angry hunting buddy!
Lol, We all have one.
I just re-watched the old dusky grouse video with Ronnie. So glad to see there are more hunts with him
You two need to do more hunts together. I for one really enjoy them , lost my best hunting buddy 12 yes ago and it really sux
I'm sorry for your loss. Tell your hunting stories and he lives on. I feel confident in saying, he still hunts with you, every time you go.
Ronny seemed like he wanted to do as little walking as possible. Multiple times he would say, "why don't you go walk up there, and I'll just stay put in this low area..." or, "are we going back to the truck now, or...?" :D
You shoot so well, every shot is precise and impressive!
Sage grouse are active in the early morning and evening, and like to lay under brush in the hot mid-day. When frying sage grouse, you don't wanna cook them for too long or else it will be tough meat 👍🏽
Two guys in the outdoors. Good banter and good food in the end. That's the life🎉
Everyone needs someone like Ronnie in their life 🤣
I love these re-runs
That's what's life's about right there . Eddie McGowan was mine . U can never take back so much memories 😊 miss u buddy
Man. Sage grouse hunting looks fun. There has been some great sage grouse rehabilitation where I am in Central WA. Starting to see more of them around. Pretty cool. I love grouse so much. To me they are such an interesting bird. So "simple" yet so good at survival. They really can put up a challenging hunt if you step off the roads.
loved hunting sage grouse with my dad when I was kid in Wyoming..
I love Ronny hes my favorite. Him and the dogs need a show lol
Love all the meat eater content, but I have to say the best episodes are when Ron and Steve get together.
Awesome flushing Labs! Never seen white and orange ones, but man can they flush! MeatEater and Ronnie are gonna MSGA - "Make Smoking Great Again"!
Ronny looks like he just stepped out of 1955 with his dark-rimmed glasses and cigarette smoking. Reminds me of being a young kid hunting with my Grandpa...love it.
Gov's a gun! I'd vote for him 100%!
Those flees ain’t no joke I just had them tear me up 😂
I'm thankful there are lots of Sage Grouse on my reservation. Not many of the people hunt them anymore so there's a decent population and ain't too hard to find.
this was a good cook - nice variety of cuts and methods
My first sage grouse hunt was when I was new to hunting at all and all I had was a 35 pound re-curve take down bow that my brother and I learned to shoot. Well, I might add. I had a couple of arrows with blunt points (dum-dum) on them. I figured on hitting one on the ground since in school we had approached these during class and I figured I could get a shot. My hunting companion later said I looked impressive. He was kind enough to gift me one of the birds he had shot with a shotgun. I immediately entered the market for a shotgun.
I come for the hunting, but stay for the cooking!
Wish I was able to actually find these guys in season and not just on accident every once in a while.
I really like the friendship between Steve and Ronny. :)
Fun episode. These different guests are great.
Wish someone would make a grouse looking camo or a owl colored camo. They seem to have the right color and pixelation that just blends in.
The way you describe things is like the voice in my head speaking.
Holy 💩 when he started sauteeing the heart and liver I got the biggest nostalgia flash of my life. Grew up eating pheasant and quail wings and all kinds of liver, gizzard and hearts.
As soon as he picked up that rabbit I was like “ enjoy the fleas!”
Man!
It don't get no better than that!
It looked for all the world like Homie Ron was smokin a blunt! It was split and rolled!
I think he rolls his own lil cigarillos, i seem to remember something on an earlier episode about it. But that would be dope if he was chiefin on a blunt
@@bumpoclock agreed lol
@@bumpoclock I know Steve has to chief once in awhile. He's definitely a lush. But he hangs with Joe Rogan too much not to chief too.
Loved the B-52 comment in the into
I’ve lived in northern Nevada my entire life and have only seen one sage grouse in my front yard lol. I have seen some snowcocks up in the rubies but those aren’t native. The grouse population is having a hard time with the damn feral horses and pinyon/juniper encroachment
Love that Wyoming senator
Nice touch on the Modelo 😮💨
More hunts w/ Ronny and Kevin Murphy please!
Come on out to Utah, we have lots of sage grouse! I can take you out for some!
Alot smoother than the Mountain Grouse episode lol
Excellent show! Makes me want to hunt a sage grouse. Sadly its been extirpated from BC
I enjoyed your hunt even if he didn't look happy but it looks like the meat had a delicious touch to your pallet
Steve please do a video with Eric Forester hunting chukars. If you combine it with wild sheep hunting it is going to turn into an epic.
Steve. Stevo.. hey... did you think for one second to ask a local expert where the birds were? Dude the Badger was right there! WTF Man?! 😂
I have seen a roughed almost this big in bc canada. It unreal the size range in this species
My old man grew up in Eastern Montana...He talked about mixed flocks of sharptails and sage hens numbering in the 100's....that was in the late 40's early 50's....All the locals were of the opinion that sage hens were unfit to eat.....they all wanted to shoot pheasants......
Now they are all but gone.
pleaaaaase give us more seasons of MeatEater
Holy smokes what I would give for grouse territory like that. We've got the North Woods for Sharp/Ruffed/Spruce grouse here and every few steps I'm dodging branches.
This was absolutely amazing
I dig the hunts you go on. From the high price hunts that most of us can't afford, to the small time public land hunts many go on. New to hunting and share your stuff with my son. He play D2 football, while studying to be a veterinarian. He's super 2a, loves animals, believes in providing for your family over trophies, and wants to one day be able to afford to support conservation groups, as well as buy land to start up an area himself. Thanks for helping raise a good young man, and best of luck with future content as well as life, and hunts.
Love them dogs.
These two are great together, lol.
I’ve been in the dog trial fields with Ron while apprenticing to judge and I’d love to go on a hunt with both of yall for sharptail and huns
Im all about the spruce and ruffies up here in alaska
Yay! One more in. I liked!
Ronny Boehme is a legend. I love that he'll disagree with Steve (agreeably)...
Please make a video in North Dakota, we have tons of sage grouse
Great all around !!
I wish I was as cool of a cat as Steven Rinella 😎. He reminds me of my friend's older brother.
Love this guy
You should go try ptarmigan in Alaska , seen outdoorboys try a lot
Great episode!
More upland, please!
Steve when you decide to come to Oregon to hunt birds look me up we have grouse stacked like cord wood son
I am itching right now, and am not even there 🙆🏽♂️
You two should hunt more. I laughed more at this episode than any other.
Well. I now see where Ron got the intro for his podcast.
Man, I like most of his videos, I really wish he would create a channel to dub his videos to Brazil
Awesome episode
I just love their relationship hahah
22:06 definitely looks like beef or something!
Saying sage grouse tastes like venison tenderloin 🤣… More like venison liver with the texture of 8oz boot leather!
Have a short story recommendation for meateater, I though of your program when I read this.
The book is "River Teeth." The short story in this book is "not rocking the boats"
I am going on my first ever pheasant hunt on November 17 it is at a hunt club so they are not wild I I like it I will go out west and do the real thing. My buddy is a member of the hunt club he set it up for me and my dad all 3 of us are hunting total of I think 20 birds. I bin shooting trap a lot very excited for the hunt this will be the first game bird hunt I will ever go on I have hunted all my life for white tail went hog hunting and squirrel hunting but never pheasant hunt
You can tell they are good friends because they bicker like an old married couple 😂😂😂😂
These bots in the comments with the ass pictures that type out random shit are hilarious. What a time to be alive.
Worship the Robots!
Great hunt 👍👍👍👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
What kind of vest are they wearing? I love the flat bottom game bag.
After hunting in the Northwest many years and covering many miles in the desert and hunting sage grouse along with following the politics connect to to it, my opinion is the decline of the sage grouse is over grazing with cattle. I'm all for balanced grazing, but not overgrazing.
I’ve learned to let the rabbit sit for at least for an hour so all the fleas jump ship
Your buddy was grumpy lmao
Dog lover and groomer here, and I'm dying to know what breed you guys had out with you. They're beautiful!
Smokes like a chimney and worried about fleas. 😂
Ronnie B!!!
I'm curious, what shotshell did you use on this hunt? Looks like there were no pellets in the meat.
Ronnie's the shit!
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Edit: Seeing Steve with his "c'est la vie" attitude juxtaposed with a very crotchety Ronny is about as funny as it gets
This sounds like you might as well just do this in a day you want to go on a long hike. Don’t even look at the day as a hunting trip. Look at it as of it were an all day bird watching hike where you might be able shoot some of em.