Why did Seth have to change the subject when Will was talking about his spiritual life? We start the episode talking about how great of a guy and admireable Will is, and how authentic he is.... I would have loved to hear more about his walk with the Lord. I realize the whole episode wouldn't be on that but it could have been dug into more than other things that don't matter. I love Will Primos and I think he is one of the most admireable people in the outdoor industry. It all stems from him being a man of God. Great episode!!
When Steve is listing off and admiring Will's personal character and traits. That is the definition of a true Christian and comes from loving and following and putting the Lord Jesus in your life.
This couldn't have dropped at a better time. I have 2 sons 11 and 12 that I'm going to try to get into waterfowl hunting this year. Thanks Meateater and Will !!!
Very good podcast, thank you. I share some Greek heritage with Mr Primos, so found that aspect of the podcast interesting in addition to the hunting and shotgun shooting topics.
Talking about hearing protection, Dad was always big on ear plugs when we were kids. I remember on a lot of occasions hunting ducks or fox’s when we couldn’t find any foam ear plugs in the truck, Dad would pull out a roll dunny paper out of the hunting box and say here boys tear a bit of this off and put in your ears. We all would, and proceeded to going out in the swamp with roll up dunny paper stuff in our ears. lol, still do the same to this day if we forget ear plugs.
As a long time fan i never knew he was in the Air Force. I have been trying to figure out the USAF course of fire for the retired 38 revolver i bet he knows it since he taught it. What a great podcast this was so many great memories with the Truth series.
the first hunting shows i ever watched were VHS tapes of primos elk hunting with my dad. some of my favorite memories watching those on our old wood frame tv lol
Learning what target focused vs sight focused aiming schemes are, and how to recognize what scheme you’re in, is a huge part of fast shooting like sporting clays, trap/skeet, bird hunting, practical pistol/rifle shooting, etc. next time you’re shooting a red dot, put some tape over it, open both eyes, and look at the target. This what he is referencing when he says don’t look at the bead of the shot gun.
So crazy hearing Janis mention Avon walmart being I worked at that store for 5 years and was born and raised in gypsum haha and FYI while I worked there I made sure that we got orders of the truth every time it came out haha
Just a heads-up for the production team, the Spotify version of this episode cuts off a few minutes from the end. I had to come to UA-cam to get the rest of the conversation about Jeremiah Johnson.
I’m from the Mississippi delta we call them “fox squirrels” suckers are as big as a cat. Fun fact they are very territorial and dominant their areas. We also have grey squirrels but they aren’t allowed to hang out with the fox squirrels
Why haven’t you guys talked about the Karl studer situation here in Idaho? I think it’s one of the most egregious string of wildlife crimes I’ve seen in this state. Definitely deserves to be put on blast and I hope they make an example of him.
Will you guys please tell us what is up with meateater kids already for God's sake!!! My kids are harassing me and I have nothing to tell them. Y'all are so lazy sometimes I swear.... 😅😅 I'm jk but I'm not kidding about the kids so c'mon now
Shot gunning is like pointing your finger. Take the barrel bead off you barrel. Shoot with both eye open. If you started shooing with a 22LR.... you have a bad habit to fix. Shot gunning is a diminishing skill.
that's a very good point. I started as a rifle hunter and feel like a total newbie when walking around with the shotgun. This kind of advice really helps. Two totally different skills.
If The World Had More Of Mr. WILL PRIMOS It Would Be A Much Better World 💪🦌💪💙
Best one, a must watch.
Of all the names in the hunting industry. Will Primos reigns supreme !
Why did Seth have to change the subject when Will was talking about his spiritual life? We start the episode talking about how great of a guy and admireable Will is, and how authentic he is.... I would have loved to hear more about his walk with the Lord. I realize the whole episode wouldn't be on that but it could have been dug into more than other things that don't matter.
I love Will Primos and I think he is one of the most admireable people in the outdoor industry.
It all stems from him being a man of God.
Great episode!!
Relevant podcast to listen to after having just missed 12+ doves on the opener. Legendary guest to boot.
When Steve is listing off and admiring Will's personal character and traits. That is the definition of a true Christian and comes from loving and following and putting the Lord Jesus in your life.
This couldn't have dropped at a better time. I have 2 sons 11 and 12 that I'm going to try to get into waterfowl hunting this year. Thanks Meateater and Will !!!
probably one of my all time favorite episodes!
Will Primos is a genuine southern gentleman.
Very good podcast, thank you. I share some Greek heritage with Mr Primos, so found that aspect of the podcast interesting in addition to the hunting and shotgun shooting topics.
Talking about hearing protection, Dad was always big on ear plugs when we were kids. I remember on a lot of occasions hunting ducks or fox’s when we couldn’t find any foam ear plugs in the truck, Dad would pull out a roll dunny paper out of the hunting box and say here boys tear a bit of this off and put in your ears. We all would, and proceeded to going out in the swamp with roll up dunny paper stuff in our ears. lol, still do the same to this day if we forget ear plugs.
We need a whole episode dedicated to Jeremiah Johnson
Refreshed UA-cam at the perfect time
I have watched the whole truth series since I was a little kid. Will primos is a legend! I have always looked up to Will and Brad.
As a long time fan i never knew he was in the Air Force. I have been trying to figure out the USAF course of fire for the retired 38 revolver i bet he knows it since he taught it. What a great podcast this was so many great memories with the Truth series.
The first two minutes gave me solid chills. I’m looking forward to the next hour and a half!
Shooting vision discussion was fantastic. Among all the other subjects.
Wow, this is just another reason I like this podcast/show
Haven’t gotten through the intro but already know this will be a banger.
Wow ! Just Brilliant! Thanks so much.
Nice jam at the end !
the first hunting shows i ever watched were VHS tapes of primos elk hunting with my dad. some of my favorite memories watching those on our old wood frame tv lol
I’m an og Mr primos is a legend and a friend love his story telling and the true double call.
❤ Steve I got great enjoyment from watching this one will promos he is a modest gentleman legend of hunting Thanks' Will
Just ordered the book
Great podcast!
Awesome thank you
We need an episode solely dedicated to discussing Jeremiah Johnson and outdoor movies.
Learning what target focused vs sight focused aiming schemes are, and how to recognize what scheme you’re in, is a huge part of fast shooting like sporting clays, trap/skeet, bird hunting, practical pistol/rifle shooting, etc. next time you’re shooting a red dot, put some tape over it, open both eyes, and look at the target. This what he is referencing when he says don’t look at the bead of the shot gun.
So crazy hearing Janis mention Avon walmart being I worked at that store for 5 years and was born and raised in gypsum haha and FYI while I worked there I made sure that we got orders of the truth every time it came out haha
Just a heads-up for the production team, the Spotify version of this episode cuts off a few minutes from the end. I had to come to UA-cam to get the rest of the conversation about Jeremiah Johnson.
The Buck Roar! 😂
I'd give anything to be a camera man for one of these legends
I think the Fox side-by-side shotgun was made by Savage
I’m from the Mississippi delta we call them “fox squirrels” suckers are as big as a cat. Fun fact they are very territorial and dominant their areas. We also have grey squirrels but they aren’t allowed to hang out with the fox squirrels
Why haven’t you guys talked about the Karl studer situation here in Idaho? I think it’s one of the most egregious string of wildlife crimes I’ve seen in this state. Definitely deserves to be put on blast and I hope they make an example of him.
Well the podcast was great and all but how can I get that song on my Spotify?
I’ve used will’s shooting method before and I could never get used to it. I couldn’t hit anything.
Swing through shooting I'm good at, swing in to... That one is tough. I blame the way most trap shoots are set up
To any who sees this I recommend you follow Jesus so that you can have eternal life with him in heaven.
Will sounds just like Charlie Daniel’s
31:31 " i have shot them all " XD
❤
I have the same crooked pinkies. Maybe we are related.
Some of y’all didn’t get your butt whopped when you moved and it shows.
I went to school with George Dickweed, he's not allowed to have firearms
Will you guys please tell us what is up with meateater kids already for God's sake!!! My kids are harassing me and I have nothing to tell them. Y'all are so lazy sometimes I swear.... 😅😅 I'm jk but I'm not kidding about the kids so c'mon now
They mentioned it on Meateater radio. Nothing concrete other than it met with enough success that there will be more episodes
@@jacob_mcm about time when did they say that
Wood turning is a talent
Shot gunning is like pointing your finger. Take the barrel bead off you barrel. Shoot with both eye open. If you started shooing with a 22LR.... you have a bad habit to fix. Shot gunning is a diminishing skill.
that's a very good point. I started as a rifle hunter and feel like a total newbie when walking around with the shotgun. This kind of advice really helps. Two totally different skills.