What a humble dude. Never seen or heard of him prior to this episode. What a pure and authentic human. His understanding of “goodness” and positivity and happiness and love and humor is everything I try to live by. It wasn’t until my late teens/ early 20’s I lost my resentment towards my little country hometown in NC and realized that my childhood was amazing.. the pain and suffering I felt growing up was self created! Let everything you think and know just fizzle out, slow down and breathe, and look at life from a purely neutral perspective.. appreciate all of your experiences and find the beauty in every moment and every conversation! The life experience is beautiful once you break down those mental concrete walls and start learning and “living”! There’s an abundance of beauty out there
Timestamps: 00:01 - Bigfoot 06:01 - Exploring the Ark of the Covenant ️ 15:03 - Hunting and Buffalo Drops 15:05 - Exploring the Past 22:20 - The Spirituality of Archery 29:20 - The Evolution of Bow Hunting 30:09 - Hunting Adventures and Ethical Considerations 34:27 - Experiences in Zimbabwe 40:46 - Exploring Historical Hunting and Cultures 45:10 - Archaeological Discoveries in Central America 50:00 - Cultural Reflections on Hunting 1:00:10 - The Beauty of Diverse Cultures 1:00:14 - Jim Brewer's First Turkey Hunt 1:02:55 - Experience of Guiding a Novice Hunter 1:07:01 - Disconnect Between Urban and Rural Life 1:15:14 - Experiencing the Thrill of Hunting 1:16:58 - The Reality of Wildlife Management 1:27:50 - Connecting with Nature and People 1:30:15 - Friendship and Conversations 1:33:00 - Hunting Technologies and Techniques 1:44:00 - The Mental Aspects of Hunting 1:45:15 - The Mental Challenge of Hunting 1:48:01 - Understanding the Hunting Perspective 1:55:11 - The Brutality of Nature 2:00:17 - Understanding Hunting Culture 2:03:51 - Journey to a Dream Career 2:12:14 - Creating Fun in Hunting Television 2:15:19 - The Value of Relationships Over Trophies 2:20:03 - Authenticity in Public Figures 2:25:03 - Meeting Donald Trump: A Personal Encounter 2:30:20 - Hunting Industry Insights 2:34:14 - Political Landscape Reflection ️ 2:40:46 - Personal Growth and Risk Taking 2:45:21 - Dreams and Encouragement 2:48:13 - Community and Connection 2:51:55 - Sharing the Joy of Nature Made with snap-summary.com
Went to go live with my dad in Alaska when I was 13, spent 3 years living in a log cabin in North Pole, Alaska. Moved to Florida after the navy and went to see my dad in Georgia who was visiting my grandpa. We were driving along this lake there when my dad said he used to find arrow heads along lakes like this in Arkansas when he was a kid. Within the hour I found an absolutely PERFECT quartz arrowhead on the bank. Years later I had it on a necklace hanging from an 8 point deer rack and my wife knocked it over onto the tile floor and cracked it. Heartbreaking.
I am born and raised in East Tennessee and have hunted arrow heads since I was a kid through the 90's. In 98' my brother found a huge solid black ceremonial flint spearhead in perfect shape with no breaks in a plowed field in the holler we lived in
If Joe sees this, there's a winery named Arrowhead Winery out in the Austin area. The owner would love you to reach out.... He finds hundreds of arrowheads and other ancient native tools
⏱️ Timestamps by TimeSkip ⏱️ 00:00:00 - Introduction to Joe Rogan Experience 00:12:32 - Buffalo Drops and Native American History 00:17:44 - Pope and Young: Archery Heritage 00:23:23 - Cultural Significance of Archery 00:29:52 - Historical Context of Bow Hunting 00:36:12 - Adventures in International Bow Hunting 00:40:43 - Mystery of the Dingo Neck 00:46:34 - Lost Cities in the Jungle 00:55:43 - Unique Experiences with Theo 01:00:08 - Meeting Jim Brewer's Adventure 01:05:56 - Disconnect Between Nature and City Life 01:12:05 - Addiction to the Hunting Experience 01:19:01 - Understanding Wildlife Management 01:24:49 - Trapping Techniques and Experiences 01:30:40 - Social Media's Role in Hunting Culture 01:38:10 - Archery Techniques and Preferences 01:42:35 - Nerves and Hunting Success 01:48:12 - Trophy Hunting vs. Conservation 01:56:23 - The Reality of Hunting Bears 02:01:00 - Personal Journey into Hunting 02:07:44 - The Evolution of Hunting Shows 02:14:21 - The Importance of Fun in Hunting 02:20:21 - Hollywood's Realness Shift 02:25:03 - Changing Perceptions of Celebrities 02:32:13 - Corruption in Politics Explained 02:38:22 - Hunting as a Skill and Lifestyle 02:46:30 - The Importance of Community 02:51:22 - Closing Thoughts and Social Media Links
Just won't go away will it. Funny that isn't it. 16 species of human or human type species have existed on earth. That we know of so far. Because they have the bones in museums and science books. The last 3 were found fairly recently, with 2 being "highly unusual" neanderthal type and another human skeleton of tiny proportions found in cave in Asia, similar to one from cave in Indonesia. We are giants compared to those skeleton. More beings bones will be found, guaranteed. Some species overlapped through history with interbreeding taking place. So what makes u think modern humans have been the 'only ones' and indeed still the only ones. We have never, and still aren't, the only ones. People need to educate themselves a bit before coming up with their misguided conclusions.
another podcast same 4 or 5 talking points , he should just let the guest talk at this point we already heard what he has to say a thousand times hes repeating himself over and over like he's stuck in a loop
I'm really enjoying listening to this episode. Having been raised in the Ozark Mountains of Missouri (Willow Springs) Waddell's accent is very similar to the accent of the people when I was a kid. I left Willow Springs at 16 in 1962 and never returned. My brother and sister were practically raised by our Grandpa and Grandma on their farm which was about 15 miles outside of town. My brother went back there in the 1980 and was dismayed to learn Grandpa's small 80 acre farm had at that time been torn down and rebuilt with multiple apartment buildings. I decided I'd rather keep the images of Grandpa's farm in my mind as it was, unmolested with what is now there.Anyway, Waddell's accent is pure 'country' and so much fun to hear. No,, I lost my accent within a few years of leaving there BUT it does return whenever I'm around and conversing with someone who has it.
Joe should pursue an interview with senator Josh Hawley, a senior representative from Missouri. He understands and calls out the corruption in insider trading and big corporations. Would be a great conversation and a good insight into a good side of politics we don't usually see.
Yes, that would be cool. But, as I understand it, Hawley is tough to pin down, because he runs so fast. When he needs to, Hawley can really turn on the afterburners.
"I was talking to street people about the pidgins telling them to go get a couple of packets of ketchup from mac Donald's and a rock" 😂Gotta love Waddy!
I seen a mountain lion in the wild of Tennessee 10 years before they were recognized as being here again. Never did catch a lion or bear on any of my trail cameras in that area.
Y’all that might skip this one, thinking it might be boring or whatever… I think you’ll really like it if you stay! Michael Waddell is a helluva guy. I’d never heard of him til this JRE, but I’m a huge fan now! My favorite part so far was the story he told about his wife get’n mad about a text msg. He has an amazing spirit and a squirrelly personality! An hour and a half in and boo heckle hiss howl jeer scream whistle… deez boys a hoot!
Wow!!! I actually caught one that was posted 2 min ago! LOL I don't have a clue who the guest is but love this show! I always learn so much and I am female!!!
Thank you to Joe for uploading throughout the holiday season. I live in a different country than my family and it’s nice to have something to break up the day.
Grew up in northern Montana and spent a lot of time in Bob marshall ..no big foot .. but there's some big grizzly bears out there ...And we used to go to the Mill River buffalo jump and get arrow heads when I was a kid in 80s ...
What a great conversation! I've been a hunter (all methods) since...1985... and I still feel the same excitement when I go into the deer woods. We still go out back country & tenting it. It gets harder the older you get, but it's still just as rewarding. We've never had the money to hunt private, and we're not always successful on public. But, we would never trade it for the city! Love these guys. Oh, and...I'm a woman.💋
I also spent time in the woods, I was a professional bicycle racer. I live in California as a young man. All I did was ride my bikes in the Sequoia national Forest in California.… A lot and I mean it a lot of time spent alone on my own by myself, deep deep in the woods, where the big trees are.… My hand to whatever you want .… There are big foot In them thar hills
Lol why? Simply because you were there hopped up on adrenaline, and who knows what else, often totally alone, long-term mind prgorammed to " believe" and completely overwhelmed by that incredible natural environment? That's not anything near proof bruh
@@jerseycity3639 The log that was picked up and smashed against the tree less than a football field away from me, was not a man.… The racket it made was other worldly and downright terrifying
@@sonnylambert4893 No I don’t have any proof. Oh my gosh no if I had proof I wouldn’t be doing this right here. I’ll be doing that stuff over there which is 10 times more fun than this stuff right here.
@ And again, what you said was 100% all through all of it I don’t disagree with anything you said all I said was that I had pretty good indication that I had rustle me up a big foot that’s all I said no proof was involved no big broad statement just said I was out there ride my bike. The whole darn bunch. Mika came across the big scary monster.
This guy was on those late 90’s early 2000’s Bill Jordan’s Realtree Outdoor hunting shows who made a nice living with the Bone Collector brand. Will Primos with Speak The Language is another hunter who made bank with his brand. Up here in New York, the Remington 742 and 7400 30-06 with the Kwik Site see thru mounts are still very popular hunting rifles after being discontinued. I think he should call Remington, make a Bone Collector Remington rifle edition, like he used that is still part of many hunts.
I grew up watching Waddell and Jordan hunting shows.. At that time i was around 10-11 years old and my dad is an avid hunter so I was right there with him. I loved those shows and wished they still made them like that. I remember when the first tree lounge came out and bill jordan wound hunt out of them my dad got one and my god it was so heavy haha! Loved this pod, I can relate with ol Waddell.
ISHI is the connection to big game hunting with archery. Yahi tribe and he walked into Oroville CA 100+ yrs ago. He is the rosetta stone as an analogy. God bless him
What a humble dude. Never seen or heard of him prior to this episode. What a pure and authentic human. His understanding of “goodness” and positivity and happiness and love and humor is everything I try to live by. It wasn’t until my late teens/ early 20’s I lost my resentment towards my little country hometown in NC and realized that my childhood was amazing.. the pain and suffering I felt growing up was self created! Let everything you think and know just fizzle out, slow down and breathe, and look at life from a purely neutral perspective.. appreciate all of your experiences and find the beauty in every moment and every conversation! The life experience is beautiful once you break down those mental concrete walls and start learning and “living”! There’s an abundance of beauty out there
Beautiful comment thank you
😑🤤🤤😢🤤😯😊😯😊😢😢
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Been watching Waddell and Bill Jordan all my life. Awesome to see him on. Good dudes and ogs of modern day hunting and marketing
How old were you when you realize that you can copy comments by tapping it 3 times 😂
Clever girl
I hope you
No
Haaa
Oh u got me there! Lol
Timestamps:
00:01 - Bigfoot
06:01 - Exploring the Ark of the Covenant ️
15:03 - Hunting and Buffalo Drops
15:05 - Exploring the Past
22:20 - The Spirituality of Archery
29:20 - The Evolution of Bow Hunting
30:09 - Hunting Adventures and Ethical Considerations
34:27 - Experiences in Zimbabwe
40:46 - Exploring Historical Hunting and Cultures
45:10 - Archaeological Discoveries in Central America
50:00 - Cultural Reflections on Hunting
1:00:10 - The Beauty of Diverse Cultures
1:00:14 - Jim Brewer's First Turkey Hunt
1:02:55 - Experience of Guiding a Novice Hunter
1:07:01 - Disconnect Between Urban and Rural Life
1:15:14 - Experiencing the Thrill of Hunting
1:16:58 - The Reality of Wildlife Management
1:27:50 - Connecting with Nature and People
1:30:15 - Friendship and Conversations
1:33:00 - Hunting Technologies and Techniques
1:44:00 - The Mental Aspects of Hunting
1:45:15 - The Mental Challenge of Hunting
1:48:01 - Understanding the Hunting Perspective
1:55:11 - The Brutality of Nature
2:00:17 - Understanding Hunting Culture
2:03:51 - Journey to a Dream Career
2:12:14 - Creating Fun in Hunting Television
2:15:19 - The Value of Relationships Over Trophies
2:20:03 - Authenticity in Public Figures
2:25:03 - Meeting Donald Trump: A Personal Encounter
2:30:20 - Hunting Industry Insights
2:34:14 - Political Landscape Reflection ️
2:40:46 - Personal Growth and Risk Taking
2:45:21 - Dreams and Encouragement
2:48:13 - Community and Connection
2:51:55 - Sharing the Joy of Nature
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So it’s all worth watching, thank you. I adore these episodes
Not all heroes wear capes 🦸🏻♂️
You are so kind 😊
No aliens no ufos? Am out 😂
🙌
Whoa. I was raised with Michael's family. His family has always exuded such contagious optimism.
I guess that's a positive comment? (Too smart for me) 😂
ua-cam.com/video/9whEr_8Laqc/v-deo.htmlsi=TFXzq9Ng2_5yXIBC 2025 😊thank you
Thank you Joe for having THE MAN OF THE PEOPLE ON!
💪🏽💪🏽
@ZachThompson-yc1vu • 37 min ago You Spelled The Word People Wrong.
@@Jaden-m2k thanks brother 😂
Do you think Joe reads your sad desperate comments?
Awwww .... you dont have friends. Awwwww
It took 2 minutes for Joe to say Gigantopithecus
And i tapped out 😂
at first, I thought you meant he took 2 minutes to say it b/c he couldn't pronounce it correctly 🤣
I didnt even watch this, 2 back to back ads im straight ill watch this on X
A new record for Joe
Haha. He is pretty good generally, he's a professional talker!
Ole Waddy is a freakin LEGEND! Grew up watching Bone Collector 🙌
As all good hunters should... fishers have Bill Vance...
Wasted your life watching TV LOL
T-BONEEEE
A dude you’d like to hang with….fun podcast😊
Same, always had a bone collector sticker on my old trucks haha. Jordan and all those dudes are awesome and yes can't forget T-bone 😂
I'm a huge Bone collector fan and long time bow hunter. This is hands down my favorite podcast so far Joe
Same here, this one is up there. Clicked as soon as I saw ol waddy
"They had more Arrows than P Diddy had baby oil" 😂😂😂
This how you know a "Ole Georgia boy" has made it! Thank you for being a pioneer for Bow hunting!
♠️
You type in a southern accent too?
Not a GA boy.....from KY.....but I agree 100 percent.
@@mikechecks5994and you make a Yankee point 😂
Pioneer for bow hunting? He was alive 20K+ years ago?
Joe made sure we were stright set up for our holiday break 🤝🙌
Went to go live with my dad in Alaska when I was 13, spent 3 years living in a log cabin in North Pole, Alaska. Moved to Florida after the navy and went to see my dad in Georgia who was visiting my grandpa. We were driving along this lake there when my dad said he used to find arrow heads along lakes like this in Arkansas when he was a kid. Within the hour I found an absolutely PERFECT quartz arrowhead on the bank. Years later I had it on a necklace hanging from an 8 point deer rack and my wife knocked it over onto the tile floor and cracked it. Heartbreaking.
tldr: "my wife broke a rock I found"
Where did you bury your wife at ?
wow. I grew up with Michael's relatives. His family have always had such infectious positive energy
I am born and raised in East Tennessee and have hunted arrow heads since I was a kid through the 90's. In 98' my brother found a huge solid black ceremonial flint spearhead in perfect shape with no breaks in a plowed field in the holler we lived in
Also every time we found the smaller ones, my dad called "bird shot", so yeah the smaller ones were for attaching to a arrow and fired from a bow
That's worth some bucks. They're digging at an archeology site near the Chesapeake Bay. What you're explaining sounds what they've found. Nice! 👍
I grew up on farm in East Tenn and me and my brother found dozens. Still have few
No idea who this dude was going into the episode, nearly 3 hours later this guy is cool as shit
If there’s anyone who hasn’t heard Wadells one legged turkey joke, I highly recommend you look it up
Merry christmas yall. 🎅
Thks 🙏🏼😊❤
Thx, same to you and youre loved ones!
Christmas is a pagan holiday my friend
You’re not allowed to say Merry Christmas anymore
@@Staridido1 🙄 Always one.
I'm ready for the end of the year show with the bone yard guy!
This man is an American treasure
wow couldnt stand that accent for more then 5 min it makes u want to follow him anywhere .... right into the grave.
The narrator of my childhood
This was the best episode of Rogan I’ve ever seen. Hands down amazing. Michael having such a great time telling stories about Theo hahah dang, awesome
Nothing like watching Joe and Michael while sitting in my stand. Waiting for a whitetail to walk by.
Best hunting podcast in a long time . Good stuff !
If Joe sees this, there's a winery named Arrowhead Winery out in the Austin area. The owner would love you to reach out.... He finds hundreds of arrowheads and other ancient native tools
Can we have Alex Jones on January 6? That would be dope.
Why would it be?
Cause alex jones yo@@stevendoran877
Why would CIA-plant sellout Rogay do that?
You don't even realize how stupid of a comment that is yet. But you will.
January 20th, my prediction
⏱️ Timestamps by TimeSkip ⏱️
00:00:00 - Introduction to Joe Rogan Experience
00:12:32 - Buffalo Drops and Native American History
00:17:44 - Pope and Young: Archery Heritage
00:23:23 - Cultural Significance of Archery
00:29:52 - Historical Context of Bow Hunting
00:36:12 - Adventures in International Bow Hunting
00:40:43 - Mystery of the Dingo Neck
00:46:34 - Lost Cities in the Jungle
00:55:43 - Unique Experiences with Theo
01:00:08 - Meeting Jim Brewer's Adventure
01:05:56 - Disconnect Between Nature and City Life
01:12:05 - Addiction to the Hunting Experience
01:19:01 - Understanding Wildlife Management
01:24:49 - Trapping Techniques and Experiences
01:30:40 - Social Media's Role in Hunting Culture
01:38:10 - Archery Techniques and Preferences
01:42:35 - Nerves and Hunting Success
01:48:12 - Trophy Hunting vs. Conservation
01:56:23 - The Reality of Hunting Bears
02:01:00 - Personal Journey into Hunting
02:07:44 - The Evolution of Hunting Shows
02:14:21 - The Importance of Fun in Hunting
02:20:21 - Hollywood's Realness Shift
02:25:03 - Changing Perceptions of Celebrities
02:32:13 - Corruption in Politics Explained
02:38:22 - Hunting as a Skill and Lifestyle
02:46:30 - The Importance of Community
02:51:22 - Closing Thoughts and Social Media Links
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@@dailydoseofnews4828 the AI?
Damn you're fast
Thanks I’ll pass now these topics don’t interest me
These are my favorite guess Joe brings on because you can feel the sincereness and honesty within his presence of who he is ❤
Aaand we’re already talking about Big Foot 😂
Did you know a cougar ate Joe's kids?
Just won't go away will it. Funny that isn't it. 16 species of human or human type species have existed on earth. That we know of so far. Because they have the bones in museums and science books. The last 3 were found fairly recently, with 2 being "highly unusual" neanderthal type and another human skeleton of tiny proportions found in cave in Asia, similar to one from cave in Indonesia. We are giants compared to those skeleton. More beings bones will be found, guaranteed. Some species overlapped through history with interbreeding taking place. So what makes u think modern humans have been the 'only ones' and indeed still the only ones. We have never, and still aren't, the only ones. People need to educate themselves a bit before coming up with their misguided conclusions.
another podcast same 4 or 5 talking points , he should just let the guest talk at this point we already heard what he has to say a thousand times hes repeating himself over and over like he's stuck in a loop
Waddell is the man
Didn’t see this coming
I appreate all the episodes you recorded for us all over the Xmas holidays :) it’s a really nice treat! Thanks!
I been watching Waddell for a long time! He’s never changed! Real one
Waddell is a G! Super awesome guest for the JRE.
1 of the best podcasts, been watching Micheal Waddell for years, great ambassador for the outdoor industry.
This has been one of my favorite episodes, love hunting talk
Wow! Never expected for this podcast episode to become one of favorite!! Great show!
Never change Waddell, never change
We want Alex jones -->
Yes we do!!
Hell no we don't
Hell yes we do!
January 20th... He will be on
@@fasteddie4435liberal spotted
I'm really enjoying listening to this episode. Having been raised in the Ozark Mountains of Missouri (Willow Springs) Waddell's accent is very similar to the accent of the people when I was a kid. I left Willow Springs at 16 in 1962 and never returned. My brother and sister were practically raised by our Grandpa and Grandma on their farm which was about 15 miles outside of town. My brother went back there in the 1980 and was dismayed to learn Grandpa's small 80 acre farm had at that time been torn down and rebuilt with multiple apartment buildings. I decided I'd rather keep the images of Grandpa's farm in my mind as it was, unmolested with what is now there.Anyway, Waddell's accent is pure 'country' and so much fun to hear. No,, I lost my accent within a few years of leaving there BUT it does return whenever I'm around and conversing with someone who has it.
I really like this dudes sense of humor. That Missy Elliot reference made me laugh so hard
Met Waddell at a bass pro shops event about 20 years ago. Great guy.
Michael Waddell has always been one of my favorite tv hunters. Grew up watching him.
Need Tim Wells!!!!
The hunter ?
Too close to Walz
Yes
Bear spear!
And Sydney.
The stories about Theo from other people are always fucking hilarious.
Joe should pursue an interview with senator Josh Hawley, a senior representative from Missouri. He understands and calls out the corruption in insider trading and big corporations. Would be a great conversation and a good insight into a good side of politics we don't usually see.
I've seen him doing good work grilling squirmers, but never heard a podcast mention his name. It's weird.
Yes, that would be cool. But, as I understand it, Hawley is tough to pin down, because he runs so fast. When he needs to, Hawley can really turn on the afterburners.
Little Joe looked so cute in his elf uniform yesterday.
trump voice
That’s how he dresses when he smokes DMT
He is at his best when Duncan is on !!
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"Bone Collector." I Know that Woman 😆💀
Cant tell if youre 76 or 13
Bonehilda
@@DelcoTrashlolol
I could hang out with this guy for hours. Great guest!
Merry Christmas to my 432 hertz fam!
Now bring back Alex Jones!
Why? He is totally nuts at best
Christmas is a pagan holiday my friend
Alex Jones is definitely not 432hz
@@illuminati5160 Likely 3 Hz at best
Dawgz
"I was talking to street people about the pidgins telling them to go get a couple of packets of ketchup from mac Donald's and a rock" 😂Gotta love Waddy!
I seen a mountain lion in the wild of Tennessee 10 years before they were recognized as being here again. Never did catch a lion or bear on any of my trail cameras in that area.
This dude is an awesome guest. Great conversation.
I ain't ever heard of this man, but as a southern boy, I CAN'T stop listening. I feel like it's my grandpa reborn. wow :)
Bone Collector
Y’all that might skip this one, thinking it might be boring or whatever… I think you’ll really like it if you stay! Michael Waddell is a helluva guy. I’d never heard of him til this JRE, but I’m a huge fan now! My favorite part so far was the story he told about his wife get’n mad about a text msg. He has an amazing spirit and a squirrelly personality! An hour and a half in and boo heckle hiss howl jeer scream whistle… deez boys a hoot!
Wow!!! I actually caught one that was posted 2 min ago! LOL I don't have a clue who the guest is but love this show! I always learn so much and I am female!!!
Hello. This is the earliest I've ever been on a video...ever. G'day folks.
December 26th 2024 - 1356
This takes me back to around 84.My older brother had gotten me a Bear Mini Magnum. Loved that thing.
Thank you to Joe for uploading throughout the holiday season. I live in a different country than my family and it’s nice to have something to break up the day.
Merry Christmas my American friends
It's not a Joe Rogan podcast without him saying either "Bigfoot", "Gigantopithicus", "Decordicator", "Graham Hancock", etc.
lol you’re right
DMT, LiDAR, Massive, or mentioning elon
Joey diaz
DMT, MUSHROOMS 🍄 or ALIENS which is why I love it!!
Didn't expect a pod today
I'm so glad I watched all of this podcast. I am so grateful for both of your honesty. Thank you both.
All the best everyone! ❤
Grew up watching Michael on VHS with my dad. Damn I’m starting to feel old
Happy holidays everyone 🎉
Grew up in northern Montana and spent a lot of time in Bob marshall ..no big foot .. but there's some big grizzly bears out there ...And we used to go to the Mill River buffalo jump and get arrow heads when I was a kid in 80s ...
The Joe Rogan library ❤
Growing up watching him hunt on TV is the reason I'm such an avid bow hunter to this day. My all-time favorite celeb outdoorsman
Met Widdell at Clarkrange Hunting Lodge years ago. He hasn't changed a bit.
What a great conversation! I've been a hunter (all methods) since...1985... and I still feel the same excitement when I go into the deer woods. We still go out back country & tenting it. It gets harder the older you get, but it's still just as rewarding. We've never had the money to hunt private, and we're not always successful on public. But, we would never trade it for the city!
Love these guys. Oh, and...I'm a woman.💋
We want Alex Jones! We want Alex Jones! We want Alex Jones! We want Alex Jones! We want Alex Jones! Merry Christmas everyone!
Alex Jones is on Louder with Crowder pretty frequently.
Alex Jones, Alex Jones, Alex Jones!!!!
Alex/Elon would be crazy. Elon was on Jones' spaces on X multiple times under an alias but the voice made it purposely obvious.
Yes! I’ve been saying this, we want Elon and Alex together
And Bob lazar
I also spent time in the woods, I was a professional bicycle racer. I live in California as a young man. All I did was ride my bikes in the Sequoia national Forest in California.… A lot and I mean it a lot of time spent alone on my own by myself, deep deep in the woods, where the big trees are.… My hand to whatever you want .… There are big foot In them thar hills
What makes u say they are there?
Lol why? Simply because you were there hopped up on adrenaline, and who knows what else, often totally alone, long-term mind prgorammed to " believe" and completely overwhelmed by that incredible natural environment? That's not anything near proof bruh
@@jerseycity3639 The log that was picked up and smashed against the tree less than a football field away from me, was not a man.… The racket it made was other worldly and downright terrifying
@@sonnylambert4893 No I don’t have any proof. Oh my gosh no if I had proof I wouldn’t be doing this right here. I’ll be doing that stuff over there which is 10 times more fun than this stuff right here.
@ And again, what you said was 100% all through all of it I don’t disagree with anything you said all I said was that I had pretty good indication that I had rustle me up a big foot that’s all I said no proof was involved no big broad statement just said I was out there ride my bike. The whole darn bunch. Mika came across the big scary monster.
What an amazing, unexpected episode. He earned a new fan
This guy was on those late 90’s early 2000’s Bill Jordan’s Realtree Outdoor hunting shows who made a nice living with the Bone Collector brand.
Will Primos with Speak The Language is another hunter who made bank with his brand.
Up here in New York, the Remington 742 and 7400 30-06 with the Kwik Site see thru mounts are still very popular hunting rifles after being discontinued. I think he should call Remington, make a Bone Collector Remington rifle edition, like he used that is still part of many hunts.
I grew up watching Waddell and Jordan hunting shows.. At that time i was around 10-11 years old and my dad is an avid hunter so I was right there with him. I loved those shows and wished they still made them like that. I remember when the first tree lounge came out and bill jordan wound hunt out of them my dad got one and my god it was so heavy haha! Loved this pod, I can relate with ol Waddell.
This is an awesome episode !!!
This isn't Alex Jones.
rite on , i love this podcast .
I’m a woman that knows nothing about hunting. I loved this guy and this podcast!
Been watching Michael all my life! Great dude and great episode!
Now where's the guy who comments about his diddy victim video
Hahaha Looks like he finally gave up!!
ISHI is the connection to big game hunting with archery. Yahi tribe and he walked into Oroville CA 100+ yrs ago.
He is the rosetta stone as an analogy. God bless him
21 famous people mentioned.
holy crap that has to be a record for this podcast.
Waddell is the best! Thanks Joe!
Bring Big Foot next
Tim Dillon in a Big Foot costume. 🤷
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Wouldn’t he be a Gayfoot?
Love Michael’s enthusiasm and his southern drawl…..😊. Good interesting podcast!!!
Joe putting out daily podcasts !!!
No he doesn't you bot.
@@musickfoto22 feels like it recently
@@musickfoto22well, it feels like he does. Our experience is that he does. Whatever the trick is , it’s great
@@musickfoto22 3 podcast in 3 days, my math is 1 podcast per day. I guess you use new math or something, you butt.
Michael is one of the best guys to represent the hunting industry.
Had to watch this episode 5 times but gee it was a good one
Rookie numbers. I already watched it 20 times at half speed
Joe must have Dr Roy Casagranda as a guest. The guy is a walking encyclopedia
I already wacthed it, great episode
lol
Love this guy. Been watching Waddell for years. Stoked to see him on here.
Bring back Joey Diaz & Eddie Bravo
Met this dude and the rest of his crew years ago when they came out to a new bow shop opening here in PA. Great bunch of people.
2025 is looking good boy's.. lets go!
Love Michael Waddell! Cant believe he finnally got on JRE
WE NEED OG NICK DIAZ!!!!!
man that would be sick !
And a translator 😂
Alex Jones****
Nick Diaz seems to be mostly rtrded. I'm not entirely sure he could talk for over 30 mins. Good guy but... Mostly rtrded.
People need to be patient
I'm loving this interview
Bigfoot is Chewbacca
I thought Chewbacca was a foot.
Never heard of Michael Waddell, but I really enjoyed this interview
Can’t wait to see watch upcoming podcasts Mr. Joe will have for 2025!
Gotta love Michael.
My kind of folks for 25 years.
20:24 Casey Means
THE CORNBREAD HELL!!!! 😂😂😂😂😂 Filing that away for later!!! ❤