Steve and Ryan Callaghan hunt for wild hogs and feral sheep with Danny Bolton.
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A society grows great when old men plant trees in whose shade they know they shall never sit. Much love from South Australia!
Man would I love to hang out with these guys.
i have them on in one form or the other ( podcast etc) all day every day almost. The chillest bunch of folks. i started using the word "folks" cuz of them lol im 30 years old
Lol its all cgi dude. These guys arent real.
@@Sundog0811 supposedly our whole reality is a simulation so fuck it
Agreed but when I see them sit through 6 days of freezing rain I'm not so sure.
@@carlsonmtt898 I'd be completely down for that as well tbh
Justin Lee is a national treasure. Dude is legit.
Justin is the man!!!
I’m not a hunter… but I love this. I’ll always be a fan of what you do Steve.
So glad to see episodes with Steven. He’s the reason I subbed to this channel in the first place.
I only watch if he is in the episode. Or Callaghan he is cool too.
I’m not a hunter but meateater is the show I didn’t know I needed. Steve’s narrating is up there with Morgan Freeman 😂
His book which he narrates on the American bison is next level 👌
So cool to see a recurve in the field bringing home the meat 🍖 😄
With no sight at that!
Oh wow, thanks for bringing that to my attention. Callaghan is packing a recurve. I didn't realise he was going to shoot mutton😅 with it. It's an unreasonable call. Anything that's not lamb is pretty much considered mutton, which is mature sheep meat. Any meat you'll buy from a sheep is labelled lamb these days, because nobody buys mutton, and it has a reputation of coming from old sheep. It's kind of untrue and unfair. But the label has stuck. I'm in Australia, where lamb is fairly often consumed. Less so nowadays, given the current expense, but people really like it. Grilled lamb chops or oven cooked lamb roast were frequent delights when I was a growing up.
I love when cal brings the curve out to play.
I love that he doesn't even make a big deal about it... it's just the tool he uses
Maybe it’s just me, but Steve and Ryan seem to have this ultimate brotherhood kinda bond. I’m not a hunter, so maybe it’s a common theme amongst hunters. Seems hunters have this high level of respect for each other. It’s definitely a different kind of friendship.
DAM STEVE... THESE VIDEOS ARE ONE OF THE FEW THINGS IN LIFE I FIND ENJOYABLE ANYMORE ... THANKS FOR GIVING ME A GLIMMER OF HOPE IN A DARK WORLD 🌎... you are ONEeof the FEW ACTUALLY DOING THE RIGHT THINGS ... ETERNALLY GRATEFUL...
Always happy to see a new video on my lunch break
Love the host, thank you for thinking of the land 60 years from now and not just for yourself for tomorrow.
This was a great episode guys...keep em coming , god bless the people of Maui and Hawaii right now..💯🙏
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Always a good day when you are watching meat eater with these guys
These guys are blessed to do what they are doing for a living. How fun! Love to hangout with them.
Steve and Call ❤❤❤ the best duo and my favorite hunter of all time....
In my opinion as a Michigan native, Steve is the Favorite son of Michigan hands down.
I miss hunting the islands more than I can say. Thank you for this.
Everyone is great on Meateater, but I absolutely love any episodes with Steve. He makes me want to pack up and move to Montana
Mouths watering, love the harvest and spread!! Truly why we were created great meal with friends and family!!
Dream Hunt! What a meal at the end. Great work fellas!
You guys always make me laugh 😎👍. What an awesome spread. Make me want to go to Hawaii 🍻😎👍
That chimichirri looks amazing .Great video 👍 please do more like this . Love their take on the land and WILD LIFE👊
I cannot watch his videos on an empty stomach. Makes my mouth water.
So glad these episodes are longer now
I love that Danny hunts in Vans.
Mouth was actually watering looking at all that food, that looked so good!!
Bucket List- Pig Hunt Hawaii! Great Show, fellow Michigander!
It was nice seeing a recurve! I'm learning to shoot mine this year and have a 10 day Sitka Blacktail hunt planned next month. Our Island is about the same size too.
Pfffhhh what!?
love how active you guys are, theres always a new episode i havent seen!
Very enjoyable watch as usual, it’s nice to have Meateater back on the menu! 👌
Man would I love to hang out with these guys.. Great episode. God bless you guys..
As soon as I seen Hawaii I knew surely Justin Lee would be there, and there he is the legend! I hope you guys got to go for a dive with the man!
Cleaning a beautiful Montana Dusky Grouse while I watch this, and I'm just thinking about what a cool hunt you guys shared with us all. It's got me thinking about going to Hawaii for the first time. Is it noticeably different hunting in areas with no bears to look out for? A little more peaceful? Thank you all for what you do 🙌
The polynesian brought their pigs about 1000 years ago but interestingly the early written accounts from naturalists (1779 onwards) in hawaii described forests without any 4 legged animals. About 40 years later in 1820 is the first mention of there being wild pigs and even then they are mentioned as being limited in localities. By the mid 1800s, most the main islands had expanding populations of feral pigs. New genetic evidence is coming out on the breed admixture present.
Thank you MeatEater for releasing all these episodes!!
What an episode, guys, thanks for this! Every time I want to eat and watch something, I come straight to MeatEater. Best regards from Brazil!
Ugh, it always gets me when they are eating. I'm sitting here at my desk at work, eating my packed peanut butter and jelly sandwich, watching these dudes eating fresh pulled pork and lamb on some Hawaiian bread with pineapple. Man I am more hungry now. These guys are professional hunters and professional cooks. Their wives got lucky ha.
Not going to lie, that was one of the toughest videos I've watched--due to the fact that it's 2350, everyone else is asleep, and I don't want to wake them to go get food. So jealous!
Seeing that chimichurri got my mouth watering. Had a super fun Argentina hunt 2 years ago and we ate so much amazing beef with chimichurri. So good.
These men make hunting look so simple, but from experience I can tell you it is not as easy as it looks.
Should send Steve and Cal (or Janis) up to Lake Michigan now that spearfishing is allowed. Would love to see it.
so good to see cuban tostones done properly
Amen!! I have watched a lot of meat eaters shows,this one without a doubt is in my top5!! Awesome hunt!! The pork head looked so good!!
I'm headed that way.... and as it looks..... I ain't leaving! That pineapple, and those plantains sold me.
That cooking segment at the end made me hungry as hell
This island and Oahu and Molos we can go on aaaaall kine adventures every time you load up the truck and head down the road on an adventure it’ll be a once in a lifetime experience.. every friken time pretty much 🤙🏽
Nice Lamb Steve. I'm not fond of mutton, but to each his own. Easy packing out for supper.
And you just came here and didn’t call me ……..😂😂😂 great episode as always you need to do a bonefish on the flats episode next
I'm so freaking hungry now! Nice job, guys.
Amazing hunt guys!! Love to hangout and cook with y’all!
Stoked to see a whitetail made the intro!
Steve has a voice commanding that hooks you into listening intently,because you are about to witness something!
As long as Phelps isn’t in play, I’ll watch MeatEater all day!
Cal up on the Trad Bow; Nice!
Like tying regar while pouring concrete, that's probably the best analogy I've ever heard
Man.. thanks guys. Thanks so much for this
As always..Epic Hunting Adventure. Till the next one👏👏👏
Another great show the food looked amazing!!!
What a beautiful stalk and hunt. I got really hungry at the end of the video. What a wonderful meal. Love what you do. Keep on going. Regards
Great episode. God bless you guys.
Amazing content as always! My fave show out there.
The one and only JUSTIN LEE! I love watching him on Ryan Meyers Expeditions channel. Dude is an absolute LEGEND!
Awesome! I loved every second of this!
Mahalo Danny, for showing real Aloha! I live in Puna so I understand what kine people you meant. Beautiful spot to gather with friends n food. Aloha.
Surprise huh?
That feast looks so good, fresh meat and fruits, i'm jealous!
Good afternoon from Syracuse NY brother and everyone else thank you for sharing your adventures
Great Video!!!, Love the ending... We also eat tostones in the Dominican Republic.
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That's a great sheep call.
You just gotta love watching grown men walk around the woods making sheep sounds😂
The diversity you see in Hawaii in regard to the feral species is the same here in Australia. Any domestic animal you can imagine is now wild and thriving here, destroying our native flora and fauna. You should come film a short series here I reckon. Down south you can hunt the elusive sambar deer, Hog Deer on Snake Island, the big reds and fallow as you move up the coast, scrub bulls and banteng, Sika and Rusa up the tip of Queensland and camels in the red centre. The pigs, goats, sheep and rabbits, not to mention foxes, wild cats and wild dogs are found absolutely everywhere. Potentially if you're lucky, you may get to help take out a problem moster salty croc. The Aussie hunting community would absolutely love to host you. Hope this comment somehow makes it to you, Steve. Cheers fellas. M
I forgot to mention... all those animals I listed were introduced by humans! Either escapees from agriculture, released to the wild for people to hunt, or released just for the 'fun' of it. There's not a single hooved species native to Australia. On that note, we also have a massive number of feral horses, or 'brumbies' as we call them. They cause severe environmental issues, but people still fight for their 'safety'. Theres been a few larger scale culls the last few years. For any hunter, its open season on literally everything but ducks (and you gotta draw a ballot for Hog Deer down south)
When I lived in Maui this is pretty much what we would eat and brought a bunch to church.
Nice to see rinella back
In Argentina its called Asado a la Cruz im so happy you guys cooked the hog that way and with a good chimichurri 🤩 greetings from Argentina and keep the good work!
That's just great! Exactly what I needed to see after 6 hrs bow hunting watching the same SQUIRREL
HEY BABE!! NEW MEATEATER EPISODE JUST DROPPED
I went on a family vacation years ago to Hawaii. One of the last days we were there we went hiking to various waterfalls. My uncle and i found what we thought were macadamia nuts along the way so we started cracking them open and eating them. I had about a dozen. Turns out they were in fact not macadamia nuts, but we’re Kukui nuts…. Long story short, i shit my brains out twice at ever airport all the way back from Hawaii to Georgia.
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Some meat eater videos strum your soul chord. This one checks that box.
The legend Justin Lee🔥🔥🔥
Need to put some garlic mojo on those tostones for a complete experience!!!
Man this is a amazing video keep doing what you do!
Cordero a la cruz con chimichurri!! ohh yeahh
Loved the episode. Would be nice of yall to shine on some of the issues on hunting in Hawaii. Little to no game management on public lands. The hunting looks incredible on some very exclusive private properties. But for those without that luxury, its almost like the wild west with not much hunting opportunities left in the very near future.
Nice hunt and the food segment 🤤🤤
Great show
Cal has so much hunting knowledge itll be a shame if he doesnt write a memoir. He has more knowledge to pass on to future generations than most modern men have brain cells to rub together. Dude is awesome.
Yes,, Lamb is divine and Mutton is always looked down on...unless you`re a South African ... Mutton Curry (if done right) is something else all together...a trip to Natal was never a trip to Natal for me without having a Mutton Curry "Bunny Chow" and a cold beer, sitting near the Indian Ocean in the shade on a stupidly hot and humid day...
Great watch!. I'd imagine that pork tasted amazing since the pig's feed on macadamia nuts
I didn't know you had a KZhead channel!!! Shouldn't known through 😆 I just subscribed.
I can’t believe Steve didn’t say that’s one of the better things I’ve eaten or tried in awhile. I was waiting for it. Now I don’t know if he says that when it truly is good eating or just a go to phrase for eatable and a nice gesture to say either for camera or respectful
Keep em coming Babs
Wow Steve is back!!! i'm going to subscribe again.
Huge missed opportunity to put the boys in Aloha shirts!
Those piece of fried banana peaked my interest. I must try.
My grandmother from Lebanon will not make this dish anymore because of store-bought meat has worms or disease,but you take fresh lamb grind it 2 to 3 times mixing with wheat n allspice I’m sure there’s other seasonings and you knead it with ice and you do it over and over during the whole day putting it back in refrigerator with kneading it and then the men eat that with pita bread it’s so delicious. The women n children will eat theirs baked with a layer of Pine nuts in the middle ( like a meatloaf kinda ) both are so delicious.( forgive the spelling but sounds like Kibbie Niya ,raw meat , n Kibbie ,baked ( she’s been mad I forgot the true names 🤦🏻♂️) did I mention Kibbie niya was like a rite of passage for young men
Those last words are important
That bow cam has is beautiful. I want one. Recurves are the way to go
These boys living the dream
Come to Florida! I'll put you on something you haven't hunted yet!
Him missing those 3 shots was never more relatable