EP. 460: RYAN LAMPERS // BECOMING A KILLER

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[@patrickrheaume6984]

So I'd say one of the things that hunters take out of their experiences like the rain hunts you guys talk about, is that it gave you the knowing... that you can survive, it just wasn't about filling your tags, you made it about getting through the conditions to achieve the goals you set.

[@knuckledragger2412]

From Michigan and live at 600' SL.

[@Waterfowl406]

Theirs no comparison tits and ass rule the world. Chris rock once said

[@dekutslive]

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

[@dekutslive]

🥤🥱🍿

[@jamesmooney5348]

Steve Isdal says to put on a 60lb pack and go hiking. And when your thisty, drink water.

[@jamesmooney5348]

Great information

[@mg70898]

Just watching this 11/23/21. Tell Ryan the same process that he applies to hunting can be applied to public speaking: see the shot = look at the audience, aim= smile at /engage with the audience, pull through the shot = concentrate on projecting your voice to the back of the room. If he does these things in his mind repeatedly while speaking about the subject. It will take away the time that would be devoted to getting nervous. He/ you will already know the subject matter so all he needs to do is do the delivery process to make the talk pleasant for the audience. Btw love the peanut butter recipe you gave me last month. Killed a coyote today! Happy thanksgiving !

[@coltonbailey8890]

Im sure you guys have covered it, but i'm interested in when Ryan comes into a new spot, and is looking to say do a backpack hunt out of state or in his current state, looking through on-x or google earth and how he makes his decision to what hes going to pursue and thinks will make good country for a successful hunt. WA here, looking at high country blacktail deers is my go to, love out of state as well, but still trying to master the high country blacktails. (rifle hunt) Thanks LOVE this content and the passion for the lifestyle.

[@mhudsonc.2625]

Re/listening to this one. Hope you & yours are strong & healthy, slay the Rona!

[@riptidethe1nonly866]

I was already mentally tough growing up but joining the Marines helped make me tougher just an option for u you younger guys out there lol . I went in in 1999 but it stays with u forever being mentally tough is a good quality for life not just hunting but u guys are spot on about how important it is💯love your channel. I know this vid is older but just thought I’d give my opinion you guys have great hunting vids keep them coming

[@ph00z00]

hay

[@charley124]

Ok your vids have been good till this one - sorry I seen this !!!!!!!!!!!

[@montemaguire4596]

I am 51 and try to workout as much as possible. But not ballsout and get a hernia.

[@ryanherigstad4726]

heavy lifting used to be fun for me, until back surgery, a torn bicep tendon on my dominant arm, and a broken knee all within two years. Mind you I'm only 33. I still get to the gym regularly, but it's sad what I can do now vs what I used to be able to do. I truly envy those who haven't had chronic, and debilitating at times, injuries. But if you work hard and take it gradually you can regain a lot of your former abilities. At one point I was told by Drs that I would never pick up more than 20 pounds ever again in my life. I refused to accept that, and 5 years after I was told that, I packed an elk off the mountain alone. Over 5 miles back to the truck, and it took all afternoon and all night and several trips, but I did something medical science said I would never be able to. Stay gritty kids! Love your podcast!

[@tjvigilvigil9249]

Thank you guys for doing this I have learned more in the past year from you both than in the past 20 years of hunting.

[@doublelunger1978]

This is motivating. Spring bear is coming and its time to hike and run. I can't just lift weights. Time to shoot more

[@milesappelt1105]

Big difference between a killer and a hunter

[@poppamad979]

You guys need to do less videos. I need to be getting in shape. Shooting. Practicing. Scouting. Planning...... And yet here again, stuck in front of my computer unable to turn it off. :) Another great video. Thanks for sharing.

[@lawrenceblue8207]

I went Elk hunting for the first time back in the mid-70s in my early twenty's with a 30 od 6 Rifle bolt action and instead of pulling the trigger, I crabbed the bolt shaft a was pulling and bushing the bolt action back and forth and shells were dropping on the ground and my partner asks me why didn't you pull the trigger and I answered I did and turned around and he said then why are the shells on the ground. Buck fever After that, I continued to fish from that moment on especially catch & release. Now I'm at the age of 65 thinking of getting back into hunting no experience your opinion?