I’m a ginger, and were endangered. It’s against the law to hunt endangered species.
@Snider1122336 жыл бұрын
Strider Leatham fuck it lol
@cerealkiller41216 жыл бұрын
I haven't laughed this hard all week and I'm a ginger.
@SBN896 жыл бұрын
Strider Leatham lol
@miketython65546 жыл бұрын
I enjoy hanging the heads of dogs on my wall
@jordansonofsimon33935 жыл бұрын
"If you're in Chicago, there's zero Bears." Mike Ditka's arteries just squeezed a little tighter.
@bioblastbeats64506 жыл бұрын
hilarious! this deserves 5k likes
@jameswallen48546 жыл бұрын
For fucks sake I think just shit my pants this is why I read KZhead comments. Thank you
@Brandon-op9uf5 жыл бұрын
Hahahaha da bears
@alexanderkoufodontis20925 жыл бұрын
😂😂🤣 fucking perfect
@josephmoore54225 жыл бұрын
Update. Bears are 9-4 and first in our division.
@steven113595 жыл бұрын
"vegans slap mosquitoes all the time"
@Giftshiviti3 жыл бұрын
what do you do when a dog is coming after you to bite you?
@magzies57953 жыл бұрын
@@magzies5795 you kick him
@gabrielkisner29473 жыл бұрын
Hahah I LOL when he said that.
@jakeblaze76633 жыл бұрын
@@magzies5795 you're describing a very specific event that justifies self defense, dogs are plentiful and not near extinction. That is to say nothing about why the dog is coming to attack you. Did you provoke it?
@Wretchedrenegade3 жыл бұрын
Mosquitos have and probably will never make the extinction list. Same with worms, crickets, etc.
@ZombiesAteMyGF3 жыл бұрын
Sounds a lot like Pokemon.
@theCodyReeder4 жыл бұрын
Gotta kill them all
@proletariatpashka19563 жыл бұрын
O shit it's cody's lab....what up cody love the channel
@nicholasouellette5823 жыл бұрын
Ayyy cody
@lukeevans19453 жыл бұрын
Understandable
@Emppu_T.3 жыл бұрын
It does?
@iceking63873 жыл бұрын
I’m all for hunting for food, but hunting endangered species is just wrong.
@Wingleesharm6 жыл бұрын
But it is proven to have helped conservation, putting a price on the animal help the locals make a living. In Africa they would have already killed all the animals for food and protection from predators
@Supergecko86 жыл бұрын
Supergecko8 that's a myth.
@SusanTJones-dw2um6 жыл бұрын
No.
@1320crusier6 жыл бұрын
Circumstance is key for everything, nothing is absolute.
@joshreynolds726 жыл бұрын
In Africa...countries that allow trophy hunting have a lot of animals. In countries where trophy hunting is banned, the animals have little value, the locals exterminate all of the large animals. In countries where trophy hunting is allowed the animals are managed, the locals value the animals because of their economic value, hunting brings millions of dollars into the economy for the local populations and conservation. It is not the trophy hunters that endanger the animals it is the local populations that kill large predators because of the dangers they present to locals and their livestock and kill other animals for food. Trophy hunters donate the meat to the locals and leave the economy richer so the locals value the animals.
@ChicagoTRS6 жыл бұрын
Rogan is impacting this world in a super super POSITIVE way. I dont even think people realize the impact hes having on society, little by little. This dude will go down as a legend. History in the making with Rogan. Mark my words.
@michaelalejo22746 жыл бұрын
Yea but Eddie will always be looking into it...
@TheSmilodon856 жыл бұрын
Give me a break.
@NemeanLion-6 жыл бұрын
Yea I agree, this dude is amazing
@alessandromeloni9575 жыл бұрын
I 100% agree.
@skyblue99915 жыл бұрын
that is madness.
@13lochie5 жыл бұрын
“If you’re in Chicago, there’s zero bears” ... (Football team looks around awkwardly)
@groundhogx29413 жыл бұрын
In Africa the term, African Big 5 refers to the African Lion Leopard Elephant Rhino Buffalo
@GerhardvdLinde5 жыл бұрын
We don’t need to group the cheetah and the hippo to the big five because we already know not to fuck with them. I’m guessing it’s something foreigners and tourists get told because we don’t want more news stories of them getting killed due to stupidity
@marcbatista69174 жыл бұрын
@Do Nut why would they if they have no interest in hunting any of them
@ThorCarlton4 жыл бұрын
@Do Nut I love when people online insult other people's intelligence despite not being able to properly construct a sentence.
@ThorCarlton4 жыл бұрын
@Do Nut there ya go, more like that one. Next time try making a decent point in the first place, maybe if you had one people would want to argue with you more
@ThorCarlton4 жыл бұрын
@Do Nut lol k
@ThorCarlton4 жыл бұрын
the solution is to hunt the poachers
@KoolGNasBlackThought6 жыл бұрын
sdghv lvhgngv I bought a British, old martini henry black powder military rifle from the 1880’s. It needs to go be imperialistic again lol. Perfect solution
@chexquest876 жыл бұрын
When it's the poor people, poaching for some money, or food, they do shoot and kill them. They want the trophy hunters that pay big money to have dibs.
@CorbCorbin6 жыл бұрын
in the Black Panther comics, they have robotic panthers that go around killing poachers when i was younger that used to make such an impression on me.
@LynchByInch6 жыл бұрын
The money paid by hunters, goes to park rangers who defend against poachers.
@unclephill47646 жыл бұрын
that is why regulated hunting helps conservation
@Supergecko86 жыл бұрын
Chicago has da bears
@mrmacguff1n6 жыл бұрын
Lolololol
@HaikesXO5 жыл бұрын
I think that was the joke haha
@StrigWilson5 жыл бұрын
One day but right now they're just Cubs
@Zenkka5 жыл бұрын
DA BEARS!!
@puyearprod.9294 жыл бұрын
I think you mean.....DAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA BEARS 😂😂 Cheers from a Michigan Ave n Madison Park fam.
@thebeardedjosh15164 жыл бұрын
After seeing Joe's other interview about Trophy Hunting and then watching how he led this conversation, it truly illustrates to me how conversation is an art and Joe has the talent.
@JohnQMorse4 жыл бұрын
Lion,Leopard, Rhino Elephant and Cape Buffalo. Those are the big 5 I'm from Kenya. Just correcting Mr Farrah
@abduldon69765 жыл бұрын
Joe "I'm on team people" Rogan
@DisposedDrums21126 жыл бұрын
Team chimp feels let down.
@fmt49333 жыл бұрын
Sudan the last white rhino being guarded 24/7 with AK-47s.. they had already cut his horn off to try and keep poachers from killing him
@cruser00716 жыл бұрын
Theyre gonna want his skin
@gigitty98805 жыл бұрын
@@gigitty9880 no
@lilskinny91415 жыл бұрын
Dave Cole thank fuck he’s dead and save the state having to pay guards when there’s people starving in the country
@daveking61924 жыл бұрын
HDVisions that’s true and for killing off many natives . One of which were the Tainos.
@Orlanzepol1234 жыл бұрын
Even though the last northern white rhino, they were able to extract some of its semen/dna and some AMAZING people are working on using a southern white rhino's eggs to hopefully make a new northern white rhino.
@wakandaforever24014 жыл бұрын
Just had this discussion with my roommate, who’s from Zimbabwe, and she said the same thing. Trophy Hunters pay a shit ton of money which is then used to fund the park/park ranger types because the government doesn’t have the money to do it themselves.
@SenorCrumpets4 жыл бұрын
Grizzly bears in Wyoming is a weird issue because ecologists want to make sure the populations in Yellowstone and Glacier are connecting. If they're not, then genetic diversity will limit healthy future populations, and if hunting is started before then migration will be limited, so they have to be 100% sure that the populations are connected before hunting is started.
@christopheraustin6434 жыл бұрын
Fu(k bears.
@macattack9041 Жыл бұрын
People use bee hives as a substitution for fences to keep elephants away from crops/homes/water holes etc. and its good for the local bee populations as well. Knowledge is power!
@recklesslyrandom30556 жыл бұрын
That's great, but then I wonder how much of a pain in the ass is it for people to go near their crops/home/watering holes? Hahaha!
@leatherneck2253 жыл бұрын
Stop the Chinese from using horns and body parts for traditional medicine and there will be no market. Poachers will go elsewhere, no one is killing lions for food.
@lesserspottedmugwump.3636 жыл бұрын
They use it as a party drug as well. And yes it's just like you imagine it, make it into dust and snort it like cocaine
@pain0024 жыл бұрын
Pain Nightmare that doesn’t actually do anything dumbass
@Harry-ov2nm4 жыл бұрын
Cornavirus
@ivan.e824 жыл бұрын
FOE1 MOiST what
@makadoz4 жыл бұрын
Pnut 😉
@ivan.e824 жыл бұрын
Context, context, context... good clip, thank you Joe
@Nemoticon5 жыл бұрын
I'd like to mention as well that often times with these exotic hunts there is a specific reason to kill one specific animal. Elephants for example live for a long time, and the males will often go sterile before they die, so if a male elephant goes sterile but still defends his harem of cow elephants, he is now possessing 3, 4, 5, or more breeding females and defending them from other breeding bulls. So what happens is local guides (impoverished African locals who now have a viable source of income and natural resources education) will spend months tracking and documenting these bulls. After they have a bull selected for a cull they can charge let's say 30,000 or more dollars to allow a hunter to come in and kill it, using the meat to feed local villagers, the ivory is then harvested and the funds go towards wildlife management, resource studies, and local economies. It's not just an asshole American with a big gun shooting the fuck out of beautiful endangered animals
@bretthorgen76445 жыл бұрын
Yes but that's not what he's talking about
@DenisTheGreat222 жыл бұрын
bad example. the ivory market is awful
@ey3z4ya Жыл бұрын
BULL BALLS lol
@laker4life36 Жыл бұрын
@@ey3z4ya was absolutely still a good example.
@macattack9041 Жыл бұрын
@@macattack9041 That probably rarely happens. There is still a massive market for ivory and impoverished people will kill the animal more likely for a fast income. The derived income also feeds his family, and it takes less effort.
@danduntz9112 Жыл бұрын
That was the worst recollection of the big 5 ever
@alexjordaan82896 жыл бұрын
Yup. They even forgot alligators.😂
@disrespectthemwomensubjuga54714 жыл бұрын
You don't know anything.
@disrespectthemwomensubjuga54714 жыл бұрын
Dude crocodiles are found in Amazon.
@disrespectthemwomensubjuga54714 жыл бұрын
Hahahaha that shit made me laugh so hard.
@ritotron57524 жыл бұрын
@Sechaba Keith Khabo fuckin whooooooooosh
@ritotron57524 жыл бұрын
Joe is a legend he makes me laugh and is right about most stuff
@macansan70463 жыл бұрын
I’m a big hunter, that being said, if you kill an animal for pure joy, you are no longer hunting, you are now just killing. No reason for it whatsoever.
@nolimitrize75762 жыл бұрын
@Jersh’s pigeon that made no sense... Big cats only kill for food or kill other predators they think is a treat... Sadism seems to be prominent amongst white Western society
@NubiansNapata2 жыл бұрын
I love when rogan was explaining the situation and that guy just went oh I can't cry about this anymore
@rkofu12 жыл бұрын
Trophy Hunting is old school Pokemon before video games came out.
@scaryskillz546 жыл бұрын
Scary Skillz lol
@onashenwings38506 жыл бұрын
Not really
@gage20383 жыл бұрын
Naa
@iceking63873 жыл бұрын
Except instead of capturing them and digitizing them into a computer forever, you just kill em
@stanstanstan25972 жыл бұрын
As a hunter myself not everything I kill I can eat, so what I don’t keep I always donate to some sort of soup kitchen, families in need, and occasionally animal shelters in my area will take it for the animals. I really enjoy using every part of an animal so that I don’t feel like it’s wasted.
@daltonrowland28934 жыл бұрын
Agreed. Even thr hyde or fur i use for fly tying. I always use every part of the animal for something. Theres def alot of ridiculous ppl on here and the comments are so fkn fun lol and retarded lol
@Hunterslife3154 жыл бұрын
Ivory is the reason for Elephants being slayed out so much.
@iainmclane98945 жыл бұрын
Bro! What’s up with that crazy cricket sound at 2:00?! That was some Michael Winslow shit dude!
@lkhjsdfg5 жыл бұрын
Joe “I’m on team people” rogan
@tomanderson11935 жыл бұрын
This week on Joe Rogan: Joe Rogan
@hillsdalebenj5 жыл бұрын
The fucking sound effect behind the elephant trunk from this man is mint 👌 😂
@rollhimout16293 жыл бұрын
Joe gives honest podcasts and I like that
@santanaaguilar69973 жыл бұрын
Damn joe! I can listen to you talk about anything because I know I'll learn something and be entertained.
@Mr100witme5 жыл бұрын
Big five Leopard,Lion,Rhino,Buffalo,Elephant although a lot of people would argue that hippos would replace rhinos
@patchj37764 жыл бұрын
o_o what do you mean not rhinos
@patchj37763 жыл бұрын
Big Five game animals are the lion, leopard, rhinoceros, elephant, and Cape buffalo. Its nice to see a broad view on hunting and not just the narrow viewpoints that are usually thrown out there. Everything needs balance and people need to eat but many things can be taken too far.
@Deerslayer2k95 жыл бұрын
1:55 got the big 5 wrong. It's leopard, lion, rhino, buffalo and elephant.
@nanyabusiness49655 жыл бұрын
Joe "I'm a turkey connoisseur" Rogan.
@Lepermessiah546 жыл бұрын
Joe "the big 5"Rogan
@lilsolarpanel66964 жыл бұрын
Hunters in the past didn't just hunt for meat, they also hunted animals that posed a threat. Big predators were always a target for hunters.
@onehairybuddha5 жыл бұрын
It’s a similar case for places like sea world and all of its conservation efforts
@joshg51224 жыл бұрын
talking about poachers just reminds me of that guy from The Rescuers Down Under "DID YOU EAT ONE OF MY EGGS"
@VearonTheOwl5 жыл бұрын
Joe forgets that even in Africa, the native tribes often hunted big game for the prestige of it,Shaka Zulu is famous for hunting elephants for instance
@jacquesfrancois42754 жыл бұрын
Of course but because elephants are very strong animals,people will think hunting that is a lot of effort
@HYDROCARBON_XD4 ай бұрын
I am after the "Super 10" which is one animal from each species category in North America. I eat everything I kill and hunt predators specifically for the population control and more recently to make things out of like mittens etc... When I first started out I had no interest in pursuing a slam of any kind but as I did more and more hunting I started enjoying hunting the different species and would learn about them before the hunt. My appreciation and knowledge of these different species has grown exponentially because of this. I even hunted a Muskox in the arctic (only because I needed one for the slam) and it was the most rewarding cultural experience I ever had not to mention some of the best meat I have ever eaten. I had to negotiate with the village I was hunting out of to get my meat out as they wanted to keep it (they rely on hunters from outside the community to get their meat for them this way) The Africa hunting I personally have had no interest in but I believe in their model of conservation as there has only been two models of conservation world wide that have worked the North American model and the African model. Hunters are a very small portion of the population but a very important part. Its our job to explain to non hunters how things work and what hunting is all about. Most people I talk to are very interested in it and are more curious than against it. We need more people like steve renella out there!
@TheOffGridHunter2 жыл бұрын
Joe Rogan having a podcast with the infamous Roe Jogan
@marchin22272 жыл бұрын
I love it when Joe has quests on that have no idea what they are talking about.
@craigthescott50742 жыл бұрын
A great companion piece is the Adam Ruins Everything video on trophy hunting in Africa. It seems counter intuitive, but rich people paying 300K or more to shoot an elephant actually can help preserve elephants as a whole. Same goes for any species. Well, watch Adam explain it.
@kevrulz066 жыл бұрын
kevrulz06 Good Samaritan: I'd like to donate 300k to protect the elephants from being poached. Africa: That's very generous, thank you! GS: Oh there's one more thing..... Africa: yeah? GS: I want to kill an elephant.
@demo23826 жыл бұрын
its controlled and managed populations ..... nice try demo
@Sir......5 жыл бұрын
Its more like $70,000 for an elephant. And fuck anyone who wants to hunt an elephant
@charlesjohnson54295 жыл бұрын
Charles Johnson fuck you too buddy
@YOTSUBA_desu4 жыл бұрын
If they had good intentions they simply would have donated 300k not pay that much to kill. It's just a legal way to fulfill their sick entertainment and trying to justify their deranged behaviour. I am all for killing for food, population management and defence but trophy hunting you'd have to come up with something more valid.
@anonymousfolk20003 жыл бұрын
Trophy hunting shouldn't be called hunting. Hunting is respectable, trophy hunting isn't.
@theman00066 жыл бұрын
thats ego hunting IMO
@backbone936 жыл бұрын
Hunting is not respectable. It's a bullshit "sport" for people who want to feel superior.
@nope56576 жыл бұрын
Killing for entertainment is just fk'n disgusting.
@ps3shakes1236 жыл бұрын
Suck it up snowflake
@phobochrome6 жыл бұрын
That's why you responded to two of my comments hunh. Go join the military and take orders for a living, you're a follower, a nobody.
@ps3shakes1236 жыл бұрын
"If you're in Chicago there's zero bears" lmao perfect city
@jonathanbetenbender3074 жыл бұрын
Joe Rogan having conversation with Roe Jogan
@sumuqh2 жыл бұрын
Elephants don't just eat crops, when they move through areas as massive herds they often destroy entire ecosystems, especially after the dry seasons where thorn trees start moving in and they usually create like devils gardens. So it's a very difficult situation when dealing with trophy hunting
@alexanderbruwer93635 жыл бұрын
No they dont bs
@anteprs7908 Жыл бұрын
Nonsense..stop spreading ignorant misinformation.
@freehahahafree Жыл бұрын
Natural protected areas started like private hunting grounds, What Joe says it's 100% accurate.
@rodrigoc33456 жыл бұрын
Joe Rogan would be an amazing present
@SR-fm1ft5 жыл бұрын
I'd highly recommend that you do more research into poachers. Yes you do get the opportunist. But there's also full on operations run by ex military personal. I've read a couple of stories in papers about poachers coming in with helicopters. There's a lot of money in the game
@Lochlanist3 жыл бұрын
It's like black-mailing someone ***if u not gonna kill it, we gonna kill it*** And that's how bad the situation is.
@mayank_upadhyay_194 жыл бұрын
Lol.. how did you get the big 5 all that wrong? .... 2/5 😂
@QuentinWatt4 жыл бұрын
They got 4/5
@bobodenkirkisafreak3 жыл бұрын
What do you think the big 5 are? Cuz I know they didn’t get 3 of them wrong 🤔
@haysan323 жыл бұрын
Lion, Leopard, Rhino, Elphant, Buffalo
@jamesbergh50063 жыл бұрын
james bergh No Cheetah?
@earthphoenix70683 жыл бұрын
@@earthphoenix7068 yeah, no cheetah
@conorhugo58893 жыл бұрын
"In Chicago ..zero bears" ... That was uncalled for Mr Rogan
@hatimnaji95892 жыл бұрын
Me on the trunk of an elephant with a .45: "we have another one boooooysssss"
@giffypop5345 Жыл бұрын
No no no no no no no.... I'm from africa and a lot of points I disagree with. First. it was THE LAST WHITE male RHINO there are still two last females and hopefully they can get babies. Second. Those poachers are richer than the people it's a small group of people who poach and are richly rewarded it's a brutal industry with small militias funded by these ivory trading. You wouldn't have 24/7 military around the RHINO just for a poor guy with a gun it's honestly well armed people who are rich and looking to get richer. Google the price of ivory and in Asia there is value along with a crazy market they only just illegalized ivory. Third it's not really the animals that are encroaching on peoples land the population increase is making people build in habitats that were originally from the animals so it's not the animals are encroaching it's the people who are expanding into the area. Fourth. They even cut of the horns from the rhinos nowdays but poachers still kill them. So thanks for bringing up the topic it's important cause the African elephant is soon extinct because of the increase in poaching. I think we should look at it like drugs, where is the demand and let's change things there so we cut off the demand therefore closing the market.
@yakubrashid6 жыл бұрын
Not true that only rich people are poachers, there are a lot of people that poach for desperation
@Supergecko86 жыл бұрын
Why do you care if the poachers are over hunting the animals ? Just let them do whatever they want and in a few decades time, those animals will go extinct and then the poachers won't have anything to hunt and won't make profit, so they eventually won't poach anymore = problem solved ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) a poaching free world.
@noobiewatcherz99386 жыл бұрын
Who's desperate that hunts a lion? Like really desperate people would hunt for food. I've never heard of a poor person in all my years in Africa that helps game poachers
@yakubrashid6 жыл бұрын
Noobie WatcherZ 😞😞ignorance really is bliss don't you think that changes in animal habitats doesn't effect humans? Nobody cares about bees until there all gone than what happens to the polination of plants. Species going extinct create either an increase in encroaching species that then take over. No lions means then other predators grow like hyenas etc lack of giraffes reduce seeds dropping which effects critters that eat those foods that then produce better soil circle of life bruh everything is interconnected
@yakubrashid6 жыл бұрын
Supergecko8 plus how many poor people in Africa do you think own guns? Really? I'm poor and instead of buying food I poach really?
@yakubrashid6 жыл бұрын
I used to feel this way until I read that the money that is charged to trophy hunt has expanded habitat and has raised populations dramatically. This is because they can take many of the young and get them to adulthood before they are prey.
@egbertmcfishbiscuit35534 жыл бұрын
It's nature's job. If humans werent in the picture, the animals would all reach adulthood without any money involved. Sorry but your argument is wrong :/ sadly
@goodstuff44303 жыл бұрын
@@goodstuff4430 wtf are you talking about bozo
@juanfernandez21833 жыл бұрын
Exactly no matter how many times you tell anti-hunters this they won't understand it
@bertbccfu95642 жыл бұрын
@@goodstuff4430 humans are and have also been apart of nature and hunting. hunter are sadly the reason that animals like the american bison almost went extinct but also thankfully the same people are helping raise population humans can manage wildlife in can In more a productive way then nature due to how much land mass that humans control and because of that humans and hunters must be involved and mother nature can't to her full extent
@joseph-xg5sj Жыл бұрын
In Chicago, there are Zero Bears....OUCH! I know it's been 30 years...
@christophermuller57005 жыл бұрын
In addition to hunting for food people hunted for defense or to remove a threat. If a tiger carries off a little boy, the whole community comes together to prevent it from happening again. Tracking down the problem (competing at the top of the food chain) animal is one way to do that. My thoughts on trophy hunting is that it’s a variation of that natural urge to dominate nature. Not my thing but all hunters united, and like you said to control populations/remove problem animals it’s needed. The motivation behind it is what bother people.
@Stonewallx394 жыл бұрын
So KZhead took me on a journey and two plus years later I came across this video and was about to leave a comment… and then I already did. Super weird to read something you wrote but forgot about but totally agree with it. Liked my own comment haha.
@Stonewallx392 жыл бұрын
5.:27 zero bears? Actually there's both bears and Cubs. They're no threat though.
@logicalgamer7044 жыл бұрын
I've been on Kenyan safari in Samburu and our guide complained constantly about the damage the elephants were doing. What struck me was the amount of life. Trophy hunting there would be like walking into a farm and shooting a cow then claiming it was hunting.
@graememckay99722 жыл бұрын
Gotta love the cobra effect.
@archstanton39313 жыл бұрын
“Thoong” 😂
@Brother_tyrone5 жыл бұрын
Just watched a video of this guy who had a pet butterfly. She flew onto him. And hung out with him for about a week. Like he gave the bug chances to fly away but didn’t . Man it stayed with him for a week. Some lady befriended a bee as well. And it was basically the same thing just it couldn’t fly very well. But it hung to the women . Died in a two week time . I love ya joe Rogan. But never doubt this earth. It is capable of things greater than what we as humans comprehend
@thomasbeers63365 жыл бұрын
did Jerry Seinfeld voice the bee?
@miguelvaca3434 Жыл бұрын
Joe did a good job explaining the importance of hunting elephants. I’ve been to South Africa and talked to these people and hunting them is a very delicate thing, you have to do it the right way and take the old bulls that arnt reproductive and all there doing is damaging the heard by killing the young elephants that arnt there offspring. If there doing this why not take them out and get money for them that will benefit the community and add value to the animal so people will keep them around. Same thing a lot of other species. Some people just can’t wrap their head around it. I don’t blame them they just need to be educated on the topic more from a professional.
@bradleystewart24565 жыл бұрын
that is one of the few forms of hunting I can be like "yeah that's a good thing actually", but I think in that situation people just kill the animal, and get the meat. Posing with it's corpse for a picture as if it's something to be proud of, or making trophies out of it to decorate your living room is some sick serial killer shit
@jackhamilton96042 жыл бұрын
@@jackhamilton9604 hunting was never just about the meat. Some animals can be such a nuisance that we hunted them to extinction. Let’s take the Cape Lion that went extinct however long ago. These lions were twice the size of a normal African Lion. They hunted preferably Cape Buffaloes which are why so many Buffaloes are around today because even know they have this niche they couldn’t put a dent in the buffaloes numbers compared to what humans could do to them. Cape Lions hunted men and well…. History leads to there extinction. This goes for many big predators near human civilization as well as large herbivores who can be twice as aggressive. There used to be an African bear called the Atlas bear and they mostly foraged for there meat but like asiatic bears who are very aggressive so were they. So we hunted them out towards extinction. Of course they lived in mountain ranges but think of how animals effect humans because they do. Sort of like how tofu farms kill most of the small animals to stop them from eating the crops. Here’s something that I tell most people that will bust your balls quite a bit. Do you know only 2 wild rabbit species are doing successfully? The rest are endangered.
@nachodorito69552 жыл бұрын
Excellent rebuttal, most people have never left the US, let alone Africa, without hunters in Africa, alot of people will go hungry, nothing is wasted on any animal that's hunted,if people wanted the animals to stop being hunted,why aren't they giving their life savings to all of the African tribes,hell,they could call it reparations 😉 😀 😢
@rogerlane5245 Жыл бұрын
Rogan lad get David Attenborough on and talk about hunting and all that love to hear that conversation.
@sebastianpalmay3 жыл бұрын
“Fumm on your jeep” lmao
@Faces98A Жыл бұрын
As soon as one of his friends hunts one he joe will be okay with it...
@redfocus13534 жыл бұрын
C'mon ppl, if youre a hunter everythings a trophy!!! Ppl need to understand when your "" trophy hunting in dif countrys they give the meat to the tribs for 1 for 2 hunting is the most money making thing out here. You have to pay hundreds of thousands of dollars to go after tigers that are either harrasing tribs and ppl or even elephants like joe said then they give out tags. Except for poachers. Ppl need to do more research on "" trophy hunting!!
@Hunterslife3154 жыл бұрын
The car analogy is so crazy sounding but if you think about it a elephant is not knocking a tree down by the base it's probably pretty high up so it's easier because of leverage
@powerlifting10123 жыл бұрын
1:47 'The 8' [ozaki 8] is with extreme sports by the way. I know thats what you were thinking about.
@itsfreddie71325 жыл бұрын
Who is this guest, I’m blanking on who it is but I’ve seen him somewhere I’m confused af
@austinparsons17855 жыл бұрын
how bout relocating elephants lol
@luispaez20805 жыл бұрын
Bears in general here in Montana... Right behind my house there was a black bear eating a moose. In the small town I lived in. Literally every year the schools were closed down cause of bears.
@mokushmasmo60094 жыл бұрын
Big 5 are. Lion, leopard, rino, elephant, and Cape buffalo.
@machineMO15 жыл бұрын
If you kill an animal just for the joy of killing it, you are a sick person.
@philpyung48316 жыл бұрын
Many animals would do the same to you
@WhySoBroken6 жыл бұрын
Ok then if you kill THOSE animals, it's not for fun, it's because they're dangerous. Any other logic you need me to spell out for you?
@philpyung48316 жыл бұрын
@@WhySoBroken no animal kills for fun moron. they don't even know what death is. their instincts tell them to kill for food
@Steve86245 жыл бұрын
@@Steve8624 There are many animals that kill for fun lmao. Fucking moron, do your research
@WhySoBroken5 жыл бұрын
+Philp Yung Wrong, millions of years of primate evolution, and predator evolution at large, have built in adrenaline and dopaminergic feedback from the thrill of the hunt. You have to have a severe amount of coddling with a tragically sheltered upbringing for that innate instinct to be conditioned out of you. The reality is that most hunters in the first world, even those who use all the animal's meat, do it for the the experience of the hunt itself. We even see this with wolves and certain big cats in the wild, where they'll surplus kill just for the thrill of the hunt, and not eat what they killed.
@elliottatwell11555 жыл бұрын
Imagine if we all just started focusing on purifying these environments of these amazing animals . Imagine how much positive impact it would have on everything .
@makenzienattier2893 жыл бұрын
What do you mean by “purifying?”
@freehahahafree Жыл бұрын
There’s definitely a few bears in Chicago 🐻
@williamm4023 жыл бұрын
big 5 (from school and Rand notes): rhino (R10) elephant (R20) lion (R50) buffalo (R100) leopard (R200)
@shaunm9025 Жыл бұрын
Cam Hanes is a trophy hunter, John Dudley is a trophy hunter, most famous hunters are trophy hunters.
@1989inception3 жыл бұрын
2:30
@wvlf2 жыл бұрын
Joe's basically looking at a mirror
@garretts55075 жыл бұрын
Shows you how people need to appreciate the bigger picture on such things.
@andyhello233 жыл бұрын
The big 5 here are actually: Lion, Leapard, Elephant, Rhino and Buffalo.
@leonhayes70809 ай бұрын
Africa Big 5 elephant, lion, buffalo, rhino, leopard
@Animalseatingtastypeople5 жыл бұрын
I'm vegetarian and I still defend hunting for food in most cases. Trophy hunting, however, baffles the fuck out of me. If these people really cared about animals as much as they say they do, they wouldn't need to kill an animal to give their $150,000 or whatever the price tag is, they'd just donate it.
@localbuzzkill17604 жыл бұрын
True, but in reality none of them would do it, no money at all will be received and poachers will wipe the species out. So yeah they may be dicks, but they are the lesser of two evils.
@OMGUKILLKENNY24 жыл бұрын
Because you don't understand it.
@RLee-we1fc11 ай бұрын
Thank you!
@dspsaab76095 жыл бұрын
Trophy hunting isn't hunting. It's ego building. I'm a hunter and the first lesson my father taught me is you only shoot what you eat. I shot a sparrow with a BB gun when I was like 10. He made me cook it and eat the thing. One of the best lessons I've had in life.
@TXchadTX5 жыл бұрын
How the fuck do you cook a sparrow
@cowboytanaka66753 жыл бұрын
@@cowboytanaka6675 same way you cook a marshmallow at camp
@TXchadTX3 жыл бұрын
Big Game hunting Africa has had significant benefits not only for animal conservation buy also the local economy. One of my classmates is from southern Africa, his dad is one of the rangers. He told me that for every lion that is hunted they normally try to breed 4 or 5 more. I thought it was a little sketchy at first but my classmate is very adamant about it being helpful.
@usapanda73034 жыл бұрын
A myth... As for the trophy hunters' claim that their hunts financially support local communities, research finds that only about 3 percent of the revenue from trophy hunting fees actually trickles down to the community level. Where does the other 97 percent go? Certainly not to conservation efforts, as trophy hunters might have you think. The overwhelming majority of the revenue goes to administration costs, government agencies, firms, and various other national or international stakeholders, and even to corrupt government officials... Trophy hunting does not benefit wildlife conservation. Hunting proponents often claim the money generated through hunting fees goes towards funding wildlife conservation agencies, and that hunters can help control wildlife populations by removing problem or redundant individuals. However, little of the money generated through trophy hunting goes back into conservation. Rather than targeting problem or redundant animals, trophy hunters tend to covet animals with particular traits which make them good trophies.
@NubiansNapata4 жыл бұрын
@@NubiansNapata Hunting absolutely does help, and bleeding heart hippies like you are only going to cause those species to go extinct.
@StuninRub Жыл бұрын
Bro your friends family are the only ones Getting rich of that shit…sorry to break it to you
@athi6985 Жыл бұрын
@@NubiansNapata source?? i would like to see where the evidence of the corrupt government officials because helping with conservation efforts is an integral part of the business because no more animals means no more hunting and no more hunting means no more money it's simple logic to follow and by nature most of those particular trait animal tend to be older animal that are more problematic. like the older the deer the bigger the antlers
@joseph-xg5sj Жыл бұрын
You got there in the end
@ryansweeney57164 жыл бұрын
I think it's crazy how they have legal big game hunts and the money made from the hunts actually help pay for conservation bc the countries are so corrupt and cannot help with conservation efforts
@biggcincy4 жыл бұрын
Bugs are cute to me.. All life is beautiful.. 😊
@modesthate5 жыл бұрын
Respected hunters have a better understanding of conservation than the normal human.
@stephaniejurgens38185 жыл бұрын
Yoo I love how joe understanding both sides.
@fathimohamud52072 жыл бұрын
I just love that out of all the major metropolitan areas, Joe chose Chicago as an example of a city with no bears. We've got bears. And cubs. Also bulls (unrelated).
@jonathandiores63642 жыл бұрын
I hunt deer with a sledge hammer. Its epic.
@michaeldiebold88474 жыл бұрын
You have weird thing with hammers man. I saw your comment that you hunt with duel wield hammers?
@liltidbot-19634 жыл бұрын
@@liltidbot-1963 maybe, perhaps.....well yes, I do. I admit it. I wanna go fishing by duel wielding two hammers.
@michaeldiebold88474 жыл бұрын
@@michaeldiebold8847 go ahead and do your dual hammer wield fishing and hunting bro! We need innovators like you these days. 👏🔥💜
@thebeardedjosh15164 жыл бұрын
@@thebeardedjosh1516 it's the most heavy metal fishing trip ever.
@michaeldiebold88474 жыл бұрын
I hunt deer with taekwondo
@fawx36844 жыл бұрын
I have a wealthy brother in law that has a room in the gigantic house he lives in with just his wife that's totally filled with trophy heads of shit he killed. We all think he's fucked up.
@Testibus006 жыл бұрын
Maybe he thinks your life of lounging about and smoking mind-altering substances to pass the time is fucked up. You should ask him if he does.
@payleryder456 жыл бұрын
Maybe...I said we all think he's fucked up, though. old grannies, kids, cousins, spouses...his own spouse included, lol. I'll take a stoner over a guy with fifty dead animals in his den, any day.
@Testibus006 жыл бұрын
0:33 - 0:35 is so weird ive never seen joe's eyes like that wtf l0l
@TheOo0oO3 жыл бұрын
I mean I wouldn't mind having elephant tusks in my house lol
@BaMBaM-gi6yx2 жыл бұрын
it's not fun and games when humans have been top of the foodchain and figured out how to shoot metal objects at supersonic speeds
I hunt gingers for their beautiful crimson coats
I’m a ginger, and were endangered. It’s against the law to hunt endangered species.
Strider Leatham fuck it lol
I haven't laughed this hard all week and I'm a ginger.
Strider Leatham lol
I enjoy hanging the heads of dogs on my wall
"If you're in Chicago, there's zero Bears." Mike Ditka's arteries just squeezed a little tighter.
hilarious! this deserves 5k likes
For fucks sake I think just shit my pants this is why I read KZhead comments. Thank you
Hahahaha da bears
😂😂🤣 fucking perfect
Update. Bears are 9-4 and first in our division.
"vegans slap mosquitoes all the time"
what do you do when a dog is coming after you to bite you?
@@magzies5795 you kick him
Hahah I LOL when he said that.
@@magzies5795 you're describing a very specific event that justifies self defense, dogs are plentiful and not near extinction. That is to say nothing about why the dog is coming to attack you. Did you provoke it?
Mosquitos have and probably will never make the extinction list. Same with worms, crickets, etc.
Sounds a lot like Pokemon.
Gotta kill them all
O shit it's cody's lab....what up cody love the channel
Ayyy cody
Understandable
It does?
I’m all for hunting for food, but hunting endangered species is just wrong.
But it is proven to have helped conservation, putting a price on the animal help the locals make a living. In Africa they would have already killed all the animals for food and protection from predators
Supergecko8 that's a myth.
No.
Circumstance is key for everything, nothing is absolute.
In Africa...countries that allow trophy hunting have a lot of animals. In countries where trophy hunting is banned, the animals have little value, the locals exterminate all of the large animals. In countries where trophy hunting is allowed the animals are managed, the locals value the animals because of their economic value, hunting brings millions of dollars into the economy for the local populations and conservation. It is not the trophy hunters that endanger the animals it is the local populations that kill large predators because of the dangers they present to locals and their livestock and kill other animals for food. Trophy hunters donate the meat to the locals and leave the economy richer so the locals value the animals.
Rogan is impacting this world in a super super POSITIVE way. I dont even think people realize the impact hes having on society, little by little. This dude will go down as a legend. History in the making with Rogan. Mark my words.
Yea but Eddie will always be looking into it...
Give me a break.
Yea I agree, this dude is amazing
I 100% agree.
that is madness.
“If you’re in Chicago, there’s zero bears” ... (Football team looks around awkwardly)
In Africa the term, African Big 5 refers to the African Lion Leopard Elephant Rhino Buffalo
We don’t need to group the cheetah and the hippo to the big five because we already know not to fuck with them. I’m guessing it’s something foreigners and tourists get told because we don’t want more news stories of them getting killed due to stupidity
@Do Nut why would they if they have no interest in hunting any of them
@Do Nut I love when people online insult other people's intelligence despite not being able to properly construct a sentence.
@Do Nut there ya go, more like that one. Next time try making a decent point in the first place, maybe if you had one people would want to argue with you more
@Do Nut lol k
the solution is to hunt the poachers
sdghv lvhgngv I bought a British, old martini henry black powder military rifle from the 1880’s. It needs to go be imperialistic again lol. Perfect solution
When it's the poor people, poaching for some money, or food, they do shoot and kill them. They want the trophy hunters that pay big money to have dibs.
in the Black Panther comics, they have robotic panthers that go around killing poachers when i was younger that used to make such an impression on me.
The money paid by hunters, goes to park rangers who defend against poachers.
that is why regulated hunting helps conservation
Chicago has da bears
Lolololol
I think that was the joke haha
One day but right now they're just Cubs
DA BEARS!!
I think you mean.....DAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA BEARS 😂😂 Cheers from a Michigan Ave n Madison Park fam.
After seeing Joe's other interview about Trophy Hunting and then watching how he led this conversation, it truly illustrates to me how conversation is an art and Joe has the talent.
Lion,Leopard, Rhino Elephant and Cape Buffalo. Those are the big 5 I'm from Kenya. Just correcting Mr Farrah
Joe "I'm on team people" Rogan
Team chimp feels let down.
Sudan the last white rhino being guarded 24/7 with AK-47s.. they had already cut his horn off to try and keep poachers from killing him
Theyre gonna want his skin
@@gigitty9880 no
Dave Cole thank fuck he’s dead and save the state having to pay guards when there’s people starving in the country
HDVisions that’s true and for killing off many natives . One of which were the Tainos.
Even though the last northern white rhino, they were able to extract some of its semen/dna and some AMAZING people are working on using a southern white rhino's eggs to hopefully make a new northern white rhino.
Just had this discussion with my roommate, who’s from Zimbabwe, and she said the same thing. Trophy Hunters pay a shit ton of money which is then used to fund the park/park ranger types because the government doesn’t have the money to do it themselves.
Grizzly bears in Wyoming is a weird issue because ecologists want to make sure the populations in Yellowstone and Glacier are connecting. If they're not, then genetic diversity will limit healthy future populations, and if hunting is started before then migration will be limited, so they have to be 100% sure that the populations are connected before hunting is started.
Fu(k bears.
People use bee hives as a substitution for fences to keep elephants away from crops/homes/water holes etc. and its good for the local bee populations as well. Knowledge is power!
That's great, but then I wonder how much of a pain in the ass is it for people to go near their crops/home/watering holes? Hahaha!
Stop the Chinese from using horns and body parts for traditional medicine and there will be no market. Poachers will go elsewhere, no one is killing lions for food.
They use it as a party drug as well. And yes it's just like you imagine it, make it into dust and snort it like cocaine
Pain Nightmare that doesn’t actually do anything dumbass
Cornavirus
FOE1 MOiST what
Pnut 😉
Context, context, context... good clip, thank you Joe
I'd like to mention as well that often times with these exotic hunts there is a specific reason to kill one specific animal. Elephants for example live for a long time, and the males will often go sterile before they die, so if a male elephant goes sterile but still defends his harem of cow elephants, he is now possessing 3, 4, 5, or more breeding females and defending them from other breeding bulls. So what happens is local guides (impoverished African locals who now have a viable source of income and natural resources education) will spend months tracking and documenting these bulls. After they have a bull selected for a cull they can charge let's say 30,000 or more dollars to allow a hunter to come in and kill it, using the meat to feed local villagers, the ivory is then harvested and the funds go towards wildlife management, resource studies, and local economies. It's not just an asshole American with a big gun shooting the fuck out of beautiful endangered animals
Yes but that's not what he's talking about
bad example. the ivory market is awful
BULL BALLS lol
@@ey3z4ya was absolutely still a good example.
@@macattack9041 That probably rarely happens. There is still a massive market for ivory and impoverished people will kill the animal more likely for a fast income. The derived income also feeds his family, and it takes less effort.
That was the worst recollection of the big 5 ever
Yup. They even forgot alligators.😂
You don't know anything.
Dude crocodiles are found in Amazon.
Hahahaha that shit made me laugh so hard.
@Sechaba Keith Khabo fuckin whooooooooosh
Joe is a legend he makes me laugh and is right about most stuff
I’m a big hunter, that being said, if you kill an animal for pure joy, you are no longer hunting, you are now just killing. No reason for it whatsoever.
@Jersh’s pigeon that made no sense... Big cats only kill for food or kill other predators they think is a treat... Sadism seems to be prominent amongst white Western society
I love when rogan was explaining the situation and that guy just went oh I can't cry about this anymore
Trophy Hunting is old school Pokemon before video games came out.
Scary Skillz lol
Not really
Naa
Except instead of capturing them and digitizing them into a computer forever, you just kill em
As a hunter myself not everything I kill I can eat, so what I don’t keep I always donate to some sort of soup kitchen, families in need, and occasionally animal shelters in my area will take it for the animals. I really enjoy using every part of an animal so that I don’t feel like it’s wasted.
Agreed. Even thr hyde or fur i use for fly tying. I always use every part of the animal for something. Theres def alot of ridiculous ppl on here and the comments are so fkn fun lol and retarded lol
Ivory is the reason for Elephants being slayed out so much.
Bro! What’s up with that crazy cricket sound at 2:00?! That was some Michael Winslow shit dude!
Joe “I’m on team people” rogan
This week on Joe Rogan: Joe Rogan
The fucking sound effect behind the elephant trunk from this man is mint 👌 😂
Joe gives honest podcasts and I like that
Damn joe! I can listen to you talk about anything because I know I'll learn something and be entertained.
Big five Leopard,Lion,Rhino,Buffalo,Elephant although a lot of people would argue that hippos would replace rhinos
o_o what do you mean not rhinos
Big Five game animals are the lion, leopard, rhinoceros, elephant, and Cape buffalo. Its nice to see a broad view on hunting and not just the narrow viewpoints that are usually thrown out there. Everything needs balance and people need to eat but many things can be taken too far.
1:55 got the big 5 wrong. It's leopard, lion, rhino, buffalo and elephant.
Joe "I'm a turkey connoisseur" Rogan.
Joe "the big 5"Rogan
Hunters in the past didn't just hunt for meat, they also hunted animals that posed a threat. Big predators were always a target for hunters.
It’s a similar case for places like sea world and all of its conservation efforts
talking about poachers just reminds me of that guy from The Rescuers Down Under "DID YOU EAT ONE OF MY EGGS"
Joe forgets that even in Africa, the native tribes often hunted big game for the prestige of it,Shaka Zulu is famous for hunting elephants for instance
Of course but because elephants are very strong animals,people will think hunting that is a lot of effort
I am after the "Super 10" which is one animal from each species category in North America. I eat everything I kill and hunt predators specifically for the population control and more recently to make things out of like mittens etc... When I first started out I had no interest in pursuing a slam of any kind but as I did more and more hunting I started enjoying hunting the different species and would learn about them before the hunt. My appreciation and knowledge of these different species has grown exponentially because of this. I even hunted a Muskox in the arctic (only because I needed one for the slam) and it was the most rewarding cultural experience I ever had not to mention some of the best meat I have ever eaten. I had to negotiate with the village I was hunting out of to get my meat out as they wanted to keep it (they rely on hunters from outside the community to get their meat for them this way) The Africa hunting I personally have had no interest in but I believe in their model of conservation as there has only been two models of conservation world wide that have worked the North American model and the African model. Hunters are a very small portion of the population but a very important part. Its our job to explain to non hunters how things work and what hunting is all about. Most people I talk to are very interested in it and are more curious than against it. We need more people like steve renella out there!
Joe Rogan having a podcast with the infamous Roe Jogan
I love it when Joe has quests on that have no idea what they are talking about.
A great companion piece is the Adam Ruins Everything video on trophy hunting in Africa. It seems counter intuitive, but rich people paying 300K or more to shoot an elephant actually can help preserve elephants as a whole. Same goes for any species. Well, watch Adam explain it.
kevrulz06 Good Samaritan: I'd like to donate 300k to protect the elephants from being poached. Africa: That's very generous, thank you! GS: Oh there's one more thing..... Africa: yeah? GS: I want to kill an elephant.
its controlled and managed populations ..... nice try demo
Its more like $70,000 for an elephant. And fuck anyone who wants to hunt an elephant
Charles Johnson fuck you too buddy
If they had good intentions they simply would have donated 300k not pay that much to kill. It's just a legal way to fulfill their sick entertainment and trying to justify their deranged behaviour. I am all for killing for food, population management and defence but trophy hunting you'd have to come up with something more valid.
Trophy hunting shouldn't be called hunting. Hunting is respectable, trophy hunting isn't.
thats ego hunting IMO
Hunting is not respectable. It's a bullshit "sport" for people who want to feel superior.
Killing for entertainment is just fk'n disgusting.
Suck it up snowflake
That's why you responded to two of my comments hunh. Go join the military and take orders for a living, you're a follower, a nobody.
"If you're in Chicago there's zero bears" lmao perfect city
Joe Rogan having conversation with Roe Jogan
Elephants don't just eat crops, when they move through areas as massive herds they often destroy entire ecosystems, especially after the dry seasons where thorn trees start moving in and they usually create like devils gardens. So it's a very difficult situation when dealing with trophy hunting
No they dont bs
Nonsense..stop spreading ignorant misinformation.
Natural protected areas started like private hunting grounds, What Joe says it's 100% accurate.
Joe Rogan would be an amazing present
I'd highly recommend that you do more research into poachers. Yes you do get the opportunist. But there's also full on operations run by ex military personal. I've read a couple of stories in papers about poachers coming in with helicopters. There's a lot of money in the game
It's like black-mailing someone ***if u not gonna kill it, we gonna kill it*** And that's how bad the situation is.
Lol.. how did you get the big 5 all that wrong? .... 2/5 😂
They got 4/5
What do you think the big 5 are? Cuz I know they didn’t get 3 of them wrong 🤔
Lion, Leopard, Rhino, Elphant, Buffalo
james bergh No Cheetah?
@@earthphoenix7068 yeah, no cheetah
"In Chicago ..zero bears" ... That was uncalled for Mr Rogan
Me on the trunk of an elephant with a .45: "we have another one boooooysssss"
No no no no no no no.... I'm from africa and a lot of points I disagree with. First. it was THE LAST WHITE male RHINO there are still two last females and hopefully they can get babies. Second. Those poachers are richer than the people it's a small group of people who poach and are richly rewarded it's a brutal industry with small militias funded by these ivory trading. You wouldn't have 24/7 military around the RHINO just for a poor guy with a gun it's honestly well armed people who are rich and looking to get richer. Google the price of ivory and in Asia there is value along with a crazy market they only just illegalized ivory. Third it's not really the animals that are encroaching on peoples land the population increase is making people build in habitats that were originally from the animals so it's not the animals are encroaching it's the people who are expanding into the area. Fourth. They even cut of the horns from the rhinos nowdays but poachers still kill them. So thanks for bringing up the topic it's important cause the African elephant is soon extinct because of the increase in poaching. I think we should look at it like drugs, where is the demand and let's change things there so we cut off the demand therefore closing the market.
Not true that only rich people are poachers, there are a lot of people that poach for desperation
Why do you care if the poachers are over hunting the animals ? Just let them do whatever they want and in a few decades time, those animals will go extinct and then the poachers won't have anything to hunt and won't make profit, so they eventually won't poach anymore = problem solved ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) a poaching free world.
Who's desperate that hunts a lion? Like really desperate people would hunt for food. I've never heard of a poor person in all my years in Africa that helps game poachers
Noobie WatcherZ 😞😞ignorance really is bliss don't you think that changes in animal habitats doesn't effect humans? Nobody cares about bees until there all gone than what happens to the polination of plants. Species going extinct create either an increase in encroaching species that then take over. No lions means then other predators grow like hyenas etc lack of giraffes reduce seeds dropping which effects critters that eat those foods that then produce better soil circle of life bruh everything is interconnected
Supergecko8 plus how many poor people in Africa do you think own guns? Really? I'm poor and instead of buying food I poach really?
I used to feel this way until I read that the money that is charged to trophy hunt has expanded habitat and has raised populations dramatically. This is because they can take many of the young and get them to adulthood before they are prey.
It's nature's job. If humans werent in the picture, the animals would all reach adulthood without any money involved. Sorry but your argument is wrong :/ sadly
@@goodstuff4430 wtf are you talking about bozo
Exactly no matter how many times you tell anti-hunters this they won't understand it
@@goodstuff4430 humans are and have also been apart of nature and hunting. hunter are sadly the reason that animals like the american bison almost went extinct but also thankfully the same people are helping raise population humans can manage wildlife in can In more a productive way then nature due to how much land mass that humans control and because of that humans and hunters must be involved and mother nature can't to her full extent
In Chicago, there are Zero Bears....OUCH! I know it's been 30 years...
In addition to hunting for food people hunted for defense or to remove a threat. If a tiger carries off a little boy, the whole community comes together to prevent it from happening again. Tracking down the problem (competing at the top of the food chain) animal is one way to do that. My thoughts on trophy hunting is that it’s a variation of that natural urge to dominate nature. Not my thing but all hunters united, and like you said to control populations/remove problem animals it’s needed. The motivation behind it is what bother people.
So KZhead took me on a journey and two plus years later I came across this video and was about to leave a comment… and then I already did. Super weird to read something you wrote but forgot about but totally agree with it. Liked my own comment haha.
5.:27 zero bears? Actually there's both bears and Cubs. They're no threat though.
I've been on Kenyan safari in Samburu and our guide complained constantly about the damage the elephants were doing. What struck me was the amount of life. Trophy hunting there would be like walking into a farm and shooting a cow then claiming it was hunting.
Gotta love the cobra effect.
“Thoong” 😂
Just watched a video of this guy who had a pet butterfly. She flew onto him. And hung out with him for about a week. Like he gave the bug chances to fly away but didn’t . Man it stayed with him for a week. Some lady befriended a bee as well. And it was basically the same thing just it couldn’t fly very well. But it hung to the women . Died in a two week time . I love ya joe Rogan. But never doubt this earth. It is capable of things greater than what we as humans comprehend
did Jerry Seinfeld voice the bee?
Joe did a good job explaining the importance of hunting elephants. I’ve been to South Africa and talked to these people and hunting them is a very delicate thing, you have to do it the right way and take the old bulls that arnt reproductive and all there doing is damaging the heard by killing the young elephants that arnt there offspring. If there doing this why not take them out and get money for them that will benefit the community and add value to the animal so people will keep them around. Same thing a lot of other species. Some people just can’t wrap their head around it. I don’t blame them they just need to be educated on the topic more from a professional.
that is one of the few forms of hunting I can be like "yeah that's a good thing actually", but I think in that situation people just kill the animal, and get the meat. Posing with it's corpse for a picture as if it's something to be proud of, or making trophies out of it to decorate your living room is some sick serial killer shit
@@jackhamilton9604 hunting was never just about the meat. Some animals can be such a nuisance that we hunted them to extinction. Let’s take the Cape Lion that went extinct however long ago. These lions were twice the size of a normal African Lion. They hunted preferably Cape Buffaloes which are why so many Buffaloes are around today because even know they have this niche they couldn’t put a dent in the buffaloes numbers compared to what humans could do to them. Cape Lions hunted men and well…. History leads to there extinction. This goes for many big predators near human civilization as well as large herbivores who can be twice as aggressive. There used to be an African bear called the Atlas bear and they mostly foraged for there meat but like asiatic bears who are very aggressive so were they. So we hunted them out towards extinction. Of course they lived in mountain ranges but think of how animals effect humans because they do. Sort of like how tofu farms kill most of the small animals to stop them from eating the crops. Here’s something that I tell most people that will bust your balls quite a bit. Do you know only 2 wild rabbit species are doing successfully? The rest are endangered.
Excellent rebuttal, most people have never left the US, let alone Africa, without hunters in Africa, alot of people will go hungry, nothing is wasted on any animal that's hunted,if people wanted the animals to stop being hunted,why aren't they giving their life savings to all of the African tribes,hell,they could call it reparations 😉 😀 😢
Rogan lad get David Attenborough on and talk about hunting and all that love to hear that conversation.
“Fumm on your jeep” lmao
As soon as one of his friends hunts one he joe will be okay with it...
C'mon ppl, if youre a hunter everythings a trophy!!! Ppl need to understand when your "" trophy hunting in dif countrys they give the meat to the tribs for 1 for 2 hunting is the most money making thing out here. You have to pay hundreds of thousands of dollars to go after tigers that are either harrasing tribs and ppl or even elephants like joe said then they give out tags. Except for poachers. Ppl need to do more research on "" trophy hunting!!
The car analogy is so crazy sounding but if you think about it a elephant is not knocking a tree down by the base it's probably pretty high up so it's easier because of leverage
1:47 'The 8' [ozaki 8] is with extreme sports by the way. I know thats what you were thinking about.
Who is this guest, I’m blanking on who it is but I’ve seen him somewhere I’m confused af
how bout relocating elephants lol
Bears in general here in Montana... Right behind my house there was a black bear eating a moose. In the small town I lived in. Literally every year the schools were closed down cause of bears.
Big 5 are. Lion, leopard, rino, elephant, and Cape buffalo.
If you kill an animal just for the joy of killing it, you are a sick person.
Many animals would do the same to you
Ok then if you kill THOSE animals, it's not for fun, it's because they're dangerous. Any other logic you need me to spell out for you?
@@WhySoBroken no animal kills for fun moron. they don't even know what death is. their instincts tell them to kill for food
@@Steve8624 There are many animals that kill for fun lmao. Fucking moron, do your research
+Philp Yung Wrong, millions of years of primate evolution, and predator evolution at large, have built in adrenaline and dopaminergic feedback from the thrill of the hunt. You have to have a severe amount of coddling with a tragically sheltered upbringing for that innate instinct to be conditioned out of you. The reality is that most hunters in the first world, even those who use all the animal's meat, do it for the the experience of the hunt itself. We even see this with wolves and certain big cats in the wild, where they'll surplus kill just for the thrill of the hunt, and not eat what they killed.
Imagine if we all just started focusing on purifying these environments of these amazing animals . Imagine how much positive impact it would have on everything .
What do you mean by “purifying?”
There’s definitely a few bears in Chicago 🐻
big 5 (from school and Rand notes): rhino (R10) elephant (R20) lion (R50) buffalo (R100) leopard (R200)
Cam Hanes is a trophy hunter, John Dudley is a trophy hunter, most famous hunters are trophy hunters.
2:30
Joe's basically looking at a mirror
Shows you how people need to appreciate the bigger picture on such things.
The big 5 here are actually: Lion, Leapard, Elephant, Rhino and Buffalo.
Africa Big 5 elephant, lion, buffalo, rhino, leopard
I'm vegetarian and I still defend hunting for food in most cases. Trophy hunting, however, baffles the fuck out of me. If these people really cared about animals as much as they say they do, they wouldn't need to kill an animal to give their $150,000 or whatever the price tag is, they'd just donate it.
True, but in reality none of them would do it, no money at all will be received and poachers will wipe the species out. So yeah they may be dicks, but they are the lesser of two evils.
Because you don't understand it.
Thank you!
Trophy hunting isn't hunting. It's ego building. I'm a hunter and the first lesson my father taught me is you only shoot what you eat. I shot a sparrow with a BB gun when I was like 10. He made me cook it and eat the thing. One of the best lessons I've had in life.
How the fuck do you cook a sparrow
@@cowboytanaka6675 same way you cook a marshmallow at camp
Big Game hunting Africa has had significant benefits not only for animal conservation buy also the local economy. One of my classmates is from southern Africa, his dad is one of the rangers. He told me that for every lion that is hunted they normally try to breed 4 or 5 more. I thought it was a little sketchy at first but my classmate is very adamant about it being helpful.
A myth... As for the trophy hunters' claim that their hunts financially support local communities, research finds that only about 3 percent of the revenue from trophy hunting fees actually trickles down to the community level. Where does the other 97 percent go? Certainly not to conservation efforts, as trophy hunters might have you think. The overwhelming majority of the revenue goes to administration costs, government agencies, firms, and various other national or international stakeholders, and even to corrupt government officials... Trophy hunting does not benefit wildlife conservation. Hunting proponents often claim the money generated through hunting fees goes towards funding wildlife conservation agencies, and that hunters can help control wildlife populations by removing problem or redundant individuals. However, little of the money generated through trophy hunting goes back into conservation. Rather than targeting problem or redundant animals, trophy hunters tend to covet animals with particular traits which make them good trophies.
@@NubiansNapata Hunting absolutely does help, and bleeding heart hippies like you are only going to cause those species to go extinct.
Bro your friends family are the only ones Getting rich of that shit…sorry to break it to you
@@NubiansNapata source?? i would like to see where the evidence of the corrupt government officials because helping with conservation efforts is an integral part of the business because no more animals means no more hunting and no more hunting means no more money it's simple logic to follow and by nature most of those particular trait animal tend to be older animal that are more problematic. like the older the deer the bigger the antlers
You got there in the end
I think it's crazy how they have legal big game hunts and the money made from the hunts actually help pay for conservation bc the countries are so corrupt and cannot help with conservation efforts
Bugs are cute to me.. All life is beautiful.. 😊
Respected hunters have a better understanding of conservation than the normal human.
Yoo I love how joe understanding both sides.
I just love that out of all the major metropolitan areas, Joe chose Chicago as an example of a city with no bears. We've got bears. And cubs. Also bulls (unrelated).
I hunt deer with a sledge hammer. Its epic.
You have weird thing with hammers man. I saw your comment that you hunt with duel wield hammers?
@@liltidbot-1963 maybe, perhaps.....well yes, I do. I admit it. I wanna go fishing by duel wielding two hammers.
@@michaeldiebold8847 go ahead and do your dual hammer wield fishing and hunting bro! We need innovators like you these days. 👏🔥💜
@@thebeardedjosh1516 it's the most heavy metal fishing trip ever.
I hunt deer with taekwondo
I have a wealthy brother in law that has a room in the gigantic house he lives in with just his wife that's totally filled with trophy heads of shit he killed. We all think he's fucked up.
Maybe he thinks your life of lounging about and smoking mind-altering substances to pass the time is fucked up. You should ask him if he does.
Maybe...I said we all think he's fucked up, though. old grannies, kids, cousins, spouses...his own spouse included, lol. I'll take a stoner over a guy with fifty dead animals in his den, any day.
0:33 - 0:35 is so weird ive never seen joe's eyes like that wtf l0l
I mean I wouldn't mind having elephant tusks in my house lol
it's not fun and games when humans have been top of the foodchain and figured out how to shoot metal objects at supersonic speeds