Joe Rogan Experience

[@samuelrobertson2903]

Tbh that pic of Khabib flying through the air towards Danis. Is going to be a dope poster.

[@SweetandFullofGrace]

Put a music background "I want to fly like an Eagle", I think Khabib can appreciate the humor on that one...

[@teacopem]

Yabive looked for site a that sell them already

[@NoOne-wd5my]

With the titel : "The eagle"

[@Lindal_B]

Lmao he landed nowhere near him. I’d take the poster though. EPIC

[@baghaei90]

Real mma fans will have that image, and tj yelling in garbrandts face on the wall of their dens.

[@MrRAYKJ]

Joe should definitely have Derrick Lewis on the podcast to smoke with him next month, that would be hilarious

[@paulkaderli3526]

Hey said he’s coming!

[@Redant23]

Yes

[@shoconno]

The Hot Balls Podcast

[@jakewilson6849]

Maybe there could be some kind of demonstration of how and why his balls are so hot.

[@DaveWhoa]

Jake you might be overthinking this

[@jbunhunts9761]

"My balls were hot" greatest post fight interview of all time lmao

[@wobbe6624]

he said "My balls was hot", which is even better imo ;)

[@deadarmd]

Derek Lewis has won me over from way back in the day when he would gas in 45 seconds

[@MJ-zn8iu]

What Khabib did, over time will go down as one of the best moments in MMA history.

[@khaldrogo9451]

27-0

[@eloybox]

Mainly because he did it to Dillon Danis. That picture will be iconic

[@Smileyson58]

MJ 2JZ it is now. It’s a very bad example for the game. The fight stops at the end, jumping in the crowd is moronic.

[@AliHamza-sv4ni]

@@eloybox too bad he didnt actually hit dillon but instead got smacked by dillon and got pulled away

[@eloybox]

@@JP-wd1ok Calling someone retarded while displaying 1st grade grammatical errors, gotta love KZbin

[@mannyfresco8404]

Joe "Bears have a very good guard" Rogan

[@megan2484]

brown bears are crafty on the ground

[@randrewcp]

Joe "The bear is also on a chain. Which is kind of fucked up, cause the bear can't circle correctly." Rogan

[@cumminapart77]

Cuz that's what bears do... practice their circling technique in their spare time. hahaha

[@deadarmd]

That little bear did. Great butterfly guard and pushed off those khabib hips

[@megan2484]

we don't get to see a lot, but their ground game is underrated

[@Tzizic_]

Khabib wrestling a bear, call that Zoo-Jitsu.

[@gdambidextrous7721]

Bu dum pssh... Nicely done sir.

[@joephus24]

I applaud you sir. Hilarious.

[@stoneosborne9247]

10/10

[@sytytyslankha]

Bear knuckle boxing?

[@dirtydcsmitty]

Robert Shadel Don Demarco!

[@butkusfan23]

Cruz has horrible commentary. Rogan was legendary when he said “I don’t think Conor is trying to gas him out, he’s getting smashed” 😂

[@cdai216]

Got to respect the honesty

[@lukabarbaresco5337]

That's what I love about Joe R , Tells it like he sees it. D Cruz sucks at that job

[@mamindhive]

Cruz also said it is a bit of both when Rogan told him that, and MacTapper's coach said on Rogan's podcast that it was their plan to save energy in the first two rounds without getting mauled, I;m not denying it or anything, you make what you want out of it

[@rapidomaniaks]

Turned out Cruz was right tho, lol

[@1327bulldog]

Turns out he got mauled and I doubt he could have done a damn thing different if he wanted to.

[@EscanorOG]

"The Bear is a total cheater which prepared him for conor this weekend"

[@glaeken_molasar]

Very underrated commentary from Joe.

[@HondudeTeamMudhogs]

Joe hasn't had to work hard finding good hunting spots with limited public land. If he had, he would understand the fact that you don't give away your secrets to everyone, or else the search starts all over. He'll understand in time.

[@dominick253]

Why? He's a millionaire he can pay for private hunts or to go to very remote private land. And his point is don't be a lazy bitch. All the hunters in pope county illinois would walk a mile in and sit down. Joe's saying get out there and walk 10 miles in a find a spot. If someone else finds it too then go another 10! Don't be lazy if you want private hunting land then buy some! Or talk to a land owner and rent his land for hunting season. They have websites for that. I get your point I really do but it is PUBLIC! Land not private. It's not yours.

[@HondudeTeamMudhogs]

dominick253 no one saying it isn’t public. I’m saying I’m not gunna broadcast my best spots to everyone. Or they won’t be good spots anymore. Half the hunt is scouting. Some people just wanna skip that part. Joe made several comments that showed his inexperience in scouting. That’s not his fault, it just shows he’s had the pleasure of having the best hunters in the world guide him to great hunting locations. He will pick it up with time and hopefully appreciate the work people put into finding these locations. Another way to look at it. On your drive home you have a shortcut, its 15 mins faster then The free way. Do you get on Facebook and announce it to all of the public that it’s faster? No. Because if you do then it won’t be faster. Everyone will be taking that way. If people find it on there own, so be it. Cheers! Enjoy all your hunts folks!

[@MegaMentholMan]

So if some old hunter dies, does ‘his spot’ become his family’s spot only or what?

[@HondudeTeamMudhogs]

It was never just the old hunters spot? It was a certain spot he knew about, and kept to himself or whomever else he told? If someone else finds it, it's free game. That's public land hunting.

[@magnuscarlsen3269]

100% agree. Coming from an area in Wisconsin where people live and die for hunting, this is true. It’s a hunting code for experienced, family passed down years of hunting. You can tell joe is just a rich California dude who’s been hunting for a few years and just doesn’t understand that part of hunting apparently.

[@itscork]

I rarely disagree with Joe so vehemently. He has no concept of the difficulties of hunting highly pressured public land. Dudley missed a perfect opportunity to educate the man.

[@hawk4life605]

Pretty sure Dudley was pissed but the free exposure is pretty powerful

[@caseyc9601]

Joe wouldn’t have listened anyways.

[@thedadhaze]

@@caseyc9601 Is this why Rinella hasn't been on in awhile?

[@bjlafferty7336]

You can tell joe is new to hunting and has always hunted by someone finding game for him on guided private hunts. The public land debate has been that way forever. He clearly has no idea how difficult it is to truly hunt public land.

[@bjlafferty7336]

Liberal logic applied to hunting doesnt work

[@braveheart4603]

Can't Joe hunt in the way he wants to free from judgement of other hunters who want to split all hunters or archers into set categories in a tribal like nature ?

[@bjlafferty7336]

@@braveheart4603 He sure can, but you can tell it slightly perturbed Dudley, that's all I'm pointing out. He's basically calling everyone who thinks that way a petulant child, when in fact most all hunters or fisherman feel this way. You take time away from your family, friends, work, do your homework, scout properly, and then some joker roles off his couch one morning an capitalizes on your hard work. It's pretty hard to see it any other way. Especially if you've grown up in the outdoors arena, you know the code among outdoorsman.

[@thebluestartattoos]

You can definitely tell he's been pampered in his hunting life.

[@zarathustra8424]

@Braveheart You are completely missing the point in regards to the principle of the matter. Joe has a very large platform and in this case, has set a narrative that is simply incorrect, which is unfortunate. The issue is not public land access, it's simply that, like any area of interest or career, there are a few individuals who set themselves apart by being rational, scientific, dedicated, and just putting in more hours. The fact is, there is a large variation among hunters, and to ignore that is to ignore human nature. It is like capitalism...everyone has the chance to start their own business or create something great, but most people do not, although they have the opportunity to. Simply put, if someone has dedicated themselves to a thing, and then naively given you that information, don't be an asshole and use that information to be successful, because just mathematically and behaviorally speaking, your actions will likely affect their success.

[@rylinmurphy2538]

Idk if Joe has hunted on public land before, but the way he talks about it I don't believe he has. It's not like the private ranches that cost $10,000 per tag where the elk are everywhere and you don't need to do any prep before hand to find an animal, track the animal, then plan your hunt around that animal's patterns. It can take months to find a good spot that is less trafficked by others, that has a nice Bull hanging around. And if you're buddy that helped you hang trail cams (not a good idea to hike alone) sneaks into your spot and shoots that Elk before you, than that is total crap. He didn't do any of the prep to find his own area. There is an unwritten code, because us poor folk who have to hunt public land have to work so much harder to find the animals in my honest opinion.

[@dimman77]

Doesn't he come to Canada for a bunch of his hunting?

[@rylinmurphy2538]

@@dimman77 I know he was in Utah last year. But Idk where else he goes.

[@gatorfan316]

Joe definitely wasn't trying to hear any rebuttal. He obviously hasn't spent months or years finding a really good spot to hunt or fish. Yes it is public and I have no issue if someone stumbles across that spot but I absolutely should feel slighted if someone broke my confidence and told others about that spot. I know a guy that took a friend to a great fishing honey hole only to go back several months later to find him and his other friends fishing it out. He said more than a year later that place that had been great for many years was a horrible fishing spot. People with bad hunting and fishing ethics can ruin great hunting and fishing spots. THAT is what "my secret place" is all about.

[@BigCleep]

@@gatorfan316 couldn't have said it better

[@jwilli6]

He walks mountains, guys. Also, hunting elk isn’t always so difficult, nor are they always elusive. I lived in Wyoming for years, never once got skunked for elk, and always hunted public land.

[@johng9095]

Joes public vs private land rant was strange

[@spaghettiwrestler]

I havn't seen joe act so rude and beat a dead horse this bad before

[@johng9095]

@@spaghettiwrestler not even just that it didnt seem to occur to him that people like public land because it keeps you from being excluded entirely like on private land and its common sense to not want to share a good hunting spot so it remains a good spot and not flooded with people. He acts like people are buildng fences around rocks lol

[@twoscoops4181]

godkidd13 He needs some weed

[@jakewelder6413]

Straight up, there are just too many people these days. Do your part and stop having kids.

[@westauckalani5347]

love Rogan.. to me it's about man code.. get wid it nigga 👊🏾

[@DIZZIE56]

Rogan needs to go out hunting on his own instead of taggin along with the famous peeps. Find his own spot and luck out after a couple years of getting skunked and then his mind might be changed a bit about spots.

[@ShogunThomsen]

Maybe you just suck at hunting?

[@Strongbah43]

or go bag your meat wherever he wants to hunt, save the headache that you guys seem to wear as a badge of honor for no reason, and go home. No reason to spend months in the woods if you can go a week, drop the money, and go back out on tour and make all that money back plus some. Sorry you cant afford to hunt private land.

[@DIZZIE56]

i hunt both private and public, mainly private. but being that i have gotten skunked on public before, along with most hunters, when you find a spot that nobody else seems to really know about/venture to ya tend to treasure it like gold. i also fish, and anybody that has grown up fishing knows you dont give out your numbers/spots to just anybody cause then every dipshit on the coast will end up showing up there, its the same in hunting. hell, i dont even show other people i hunt with at the club my pics off the cam in case they wanna standjump for a day.

[@IndepenisDay]

I can see that. I can see him having a skewed perspective

[@foreverfragrance7]

He probably just sits in the truck and watches.

[@jopo7996]

Love listening to John Dudley. He's a real straight shooter, and the points he makes are always on target.

[@Vicariousleighilive..]

You can tell joe is a newb hunter

[@SplitaBrick]

Bears have a very good guard in case you guys didnt know.

[@glaeken_molasar]

Pretty deadly one too. Ask DiCaprio's butthole.

[@x42monx]

I'm with dudley on the spot argument especially with fishing spots

[@Dirt_Worm]

Joe "Public Land Guy" Rogan.

[@Themandogh]

John Dudley is a chill ass dude, always love his podcasts

[@workingonthenamedotcom6143]

Never take Joe to your spot. He'll ruin it.

[@JoshSDshot]

Lol

[@itscork]

I rarely disagree with Joe so vehemently. He has no concept of difficulties of hunting highly pressured public land. Dudley missed an opportunity to educate the man.

[@jopo7996]

Joe missed the point on hunting and fishing spots. If you show a friend a spot that you've worked hard to locate, figure out the best time of year, and use specific techniques on, and that friend turns around and shares it with others, and uses it a lot, it is a bummer. The problem is, these guys probably don't have equally good spots to share with you. For a busy guy, finding and tuning these spots is gold! Maybe Joe doesn't understand, because all these amazing sportsmen take him to these great places, and he never has to do the endless hours of discovery. Maybe if you explain it in comedy terms. If Joe works on a bit for months, and another comedian hears it and just starts using it all the time, he'd be pissed. Nobody wants their spots Mencia'd Joe!

[@brendanschaub4098]

Tell me a joke

[@jopo7996]

@@brendanschaub4098 Brendan Schaub is heterosexual.

[@spittingblood]

Jo Po Exactly

[@moloney55]

Agreed but the joke is something you wrote personally. It'd be more like your friend told you a good knock knock joke they heard or read and doesn't want you to retell it. But I agree I have spots I don't tell people about so they don't get over populated

[@LeekowalskiWalker]

A joke is the creation of your mind. A physical place in the actual world is not. False analogy, dumbass.

[@adamw4469]

Joe doesn't get the public land thing because he's been fortunate enough to have people that have done all that public land work for him. Or hunted private ranches, which is also fine. Look at it like this: For the sake of simplicity let's say a guy is just hunting the same chunk of National Forest or other public land. He has 1 week per year off from his job to hunt elk. He uses his 5 days of vacation hunting sun up to sun down for those 5 days. Say 60 hours of his time. Say it takes him 5 years to really narrow down a spot where he consistently finds elk (totally reasonable). He spent 300 hours or 7+ work weeks invested in that effort. He takes Joe there to help Joe out. Next year on opening day, he walks in the place and there's Joe and Joe's buddy who Joe is now helping out. It isn't about it being public land (which it 100% is). It's about the investment of time and effort finding productive spots.

[@LeekowalskiWalker]

You said "Look at it like this" and then didn't offer a new perspective, dumbass.

[@joeluciano484]

100% agree... 95% my hunting consists of just finding a place to experience that last 5% of the actual hunt. My current spot took 6 years to find 3 of which w/o a deer.

[@LeekowalskiWalker]

And?

[@bedford4383]

Preach man. It’s about respect. Simple as that.

[@LeekowalskiWalker]

@@bedford4383 douche

[@splifst4r139]

J9e the bit where you go on about the public land had me in absolute stitches hahahaha

[@zekehooper]

Joe " I'm gonna tell everyone about your spot" Rogan....

[@pears0094]

It is similar in the "Surf Community"... If you find a Rad spot with killer waves, you DON'T just go blabbing your mouth about it... Because the next time you show up, there WILL/MIGHT be YOU and 1,000 of your best buddies battling for waves... Which = NOT FUN... *Obviously, People can do what they want/nature is for everyone... But it is sort of an "Unwritten Rule"...

[@maazkhaled7533]

8:27 “The Bear’s a total cheater...which prepared him for Conor this weekend” 😂😂😂

[@broadsidebarnes]

I was surprised by Joe not being down with hunters/anglers keeping "their" spots secret. There's nothing at all wrong with that and here's why: Joe makes it sound like if you find a "secret spot" on public land then you're a jerk if you don't tell people about it. Now to his point- sure it's all public land and you shouldn't be angry or get possessive over something that's not your property... BUT on the other hand if you find spot that you really like and you found it on your own, then you are totally cool if you keep it yourself. It's still free open public land open to anybody that can find it. I repeat: still free open public land open to *anybody that can find it*. To add one more hobby that follows this code- i've heard guys talk about good mushroom foraging spots too that they keep tucked away in their head. I think the spirit of "the code" is a good one. So what's the worst case scenario from Joes POV: jerks who get protective and aggro over "their" spot. Fine. What's the worst case scenario for the other POV: people find out about a beautiful special place you found yourself either by luck, or skill, and you get it watch it get trampled and ruined by people who want to see the same cool thing you did- but without the luck/sweat/effort that you put into getting to the same thing. One last thing to add, i'd argue that "the code" makes these kinds of activities richer and more meaningful. If your parent for example shows you a cool spot that they found 20 years ago and it's a nice special spot they like for hunting/fishing/relaxing, then that's a cool way to draw in a newbie by showing them that secret places still exist in the world and they just have to go find them. Real quick- Don't think you should get possessive or mean when people find your spot, but i don't think it's bad ethically in any way to not give up earned information for free.

[@pwnsnubs]

Bear has a sick sprawl. Really good takedown defense, almost as good as prime Chuck

[@ptee9507]

To help Joe understand why you don't want everyone to learn your special hunting or fishing spots on public land even is this.... We don't all have millions of bucks to travel the world and experience great locations for sports. So when we find one typically within hours drive of home and possibly where our family grew up and knows well...it may be the only spot that produces quality fish or game we have access to and ever will.. At least that's my take as a poor outdoorsmen that doesn't get to travel far from my home and maybe never will. That said I bring people to my spots ,especially kids or New comers to the sports to experience fun times in the outdoors

[@JasonBunnell]

Re public hunting: isn't special spots kinda like a comedian wanting to protect a joke even though we have free speech? People should be able to say whatever they want. But there is a code. You don't steel jokes. When writers are steeling jokes, I have heard you talk about them getting walked out. Right? Not exactly the same, but pretty close.

[@LeekowalskiWalker]

Not even close. A joke is intellectual property, you create it and therefore you own it. Finders Keepers is playground bully logic.

[@NoirTech83]

but you can't own an idea or topic. Public land is like public ideas,they are there for everyone to grab but it takes time searching for them. It is like stealing a joke, or taking a concept so it's off limits. One guy does the leg work and someone else puts their punchline and steals it. Then says "hey the ideas are everywhere, find a new one.

[@LeekowalskiWalker]

You can own an idea, it's called intellectual property... it's what patents are for. You dumbass. Also, the problem with joke stealing isn't people using the same premis. It's people using the entire joke including the punchline, which is the creation of the author. Just like you can't sing someone else's song without permission, or claim you wrote a movie you didn't write. You are a major dumbass.

[@dominick253]

Oh yeah you are right. That's an ancient Indian hunting spot that someone 5,000 years ago so you can't hunt there! It's that guys spot and no one else! He found it so it's his land forever! /S seriously your argument has no sense other than you want land without paying for it. If you want private hunting land rent or buy it end of the story.

[@dominick253]

@@NoirTech83 that's literally exactly what society is built on. You didn't invent electricity so you can't use it. You didn't think of the wheel so yup no driving for you. You didn't think of clothes so you have to be naked. See how stupid that is.

[@davestadnik8739]

Gotta agree with Dudley on this one,dont know any hunters that give up there best spots!

[@wolfman8449]

I like this guy. Not really my thing but he's genuine and sweet and the podcasts are always easy to listen to with him

[@christianoutdoors2020]

What your missing about the public land spots is that too many people run the game out of the area. I would always share with friends and family but not the Net. If many people go there it is no longer good for anyone.

[@LeekowalskiWalker]

What you are noting about the public land spots is that isn't what they were talking about.

[@maxcummins9052]

I agree with John on the public land deal.

[@Whusayn88]

John Kavanagh up next will be fascinating to listen to!

[@jali1]

Yeah want to hear his excuses

[@DeepakVarmaItis]

When will that start?

[@Whusayn88]

On now! Go to his channel

[@Supergecko8]

lol bad timing

[@HoustonsRealest]

LordAsian HyperboticMicrowaveWashingMachine just watched him on the podcast i was surprised he really didn’t he admitted defeat and even that they got dominated

[@jarhead3864]

“This is my tree, this is my rock” 😂😂

[@TheChickenWhispererP]

Joe, didn't Conor hit one of Khabib's team first? I saw a footage where Conor attacks a guy on the fence first and then he gets hit in face. But Conor attacked first....

[@braveheart4603]

No Khabib attacked Conor's team first, He jumped the fence and attacked Danis before Conor had even got up from getting TKO'd.

[@TheChickenWhispererP]

@@braveheart4603 yeah, that is right.khabib somewhat ignited the whole situation. But media and mma commentators then stared saying that Conor was attacked by one from Khabib's team which is not exactly what happened. After khabib jumped over the fence one of his team jumped after him and Conor threw him a punch on the chin. Only after then Conor was punched by someone else from KN's team.... So Conor is not that innocent as UFC and media are portraying it ..

[@TheChickenWhispererP]

Should Conor stayed out of it it may have ended totally different....

[@MrSabhuku]

.

[@jivadaya6439]

You are disturbed

[@joeluciano484]

It is very difficult for someone who only has access to stateland and can't afford private hunts to find a quiet spot to hunt. Especially one where you would be happy to even see a deer every year. Sometimes it takes years and years of not seeing a deer trying dozens of spots to finally come across a decent one with sightings. Obviously if someone else puts in the work to find that spot so be it. But there is no point in telling everyone and the people you do choose to tell respect you for sharing and always check with me in advance. Especially when deer season is only 8 days and most ppl work all week which only leaves one weekend a year to bag a deer. I will never look at Joe as a hunter the same way again. He says all the time how mentally and physically demanding hunting is. For us average hunters that's only about 5% of the work the other 95% is finding a spot to even experience that last 5% .. The code is real Joe!!!!

[@Morrison889]

You can tell Joe has been hand fed all of his hunts. If he wasn't being led around by cam and steve he would recognize the value of a hard earned honey hole.

[@Socalmuleys]

James Morrison so if you were in his shoes would you hunt public land still?

[@Morrison889]

@@Socalmuleys Not exclusively no, but I think I would understand the value of a good honey hole and the effort that goes into finding one. Especially when all of my hunting buddies who are so deeply ingrained in the lifestyle are of the same opinion.

[@jbg2707]

grill is like the house heater you can use that are effiecient and better than chimney or gas

[@douchebags6464]

I think John would’ve had a better argument if he said, If you found a spot on public land and we’re finding gold there and told a friend and they told everyone else and now all the golds gone you would be a little frustrated

[@THERAPEUTICJUNKIE]

I reckon I grasp upper body form quicker because I played the violin growing up, just from having such an awareness of what arms and fingers are doing.

[@sebsandman7164]

"Bears have a really good guard"

[@exxonvaldeezy]

If I catch Joe Rogan in my spot, we scrappin!

[@delcambrem]

Joe doesn’t get the hunting spot thing...

[@LeekowalskiWalker]

There's nothing to get.

[@jeffsaxton2847]

John my man! The driftless! Nothing better. Didn't know you were in Cataract. Im just south of you in Burns

[@mrshmanckles1463]

The knowledge of the public spot position is the persons possession. And weather to share it is the persons prerogative.

[@Listman11]

It's exactly like playing the piano. There comes a time where it clicks and you don't have to think about where individual fingers go.

[@casus4781]

Conor said that Khabib used to be his fan boy. Man, fan boys grow up fast. Now McGregor got mauled by his own fan boy.

[@khisravgoibnazarov531]

Hi Joe. You have to ad on video subtitle, because you have a many fans on Eastern Europe(sorry for my grammar)

[@hotpotato265]

Roe "Rogan Joe" Jogen

[@ETAisNOW-wn8wx]

that rewired my brain.

[@OHNOESWHERE]

lolol

[@OHNOESWHERE]

i am fucking high right now and this fucked my brain

[@majesticmojo3638]

Joe "squirrel away DMT" Rogan

[@ragrle]

I used to shoot rifle in the top 98% and for the hell of it recently picked up a 45 # re-curve bow and put in three bullseyes shots after 45 years of none bow use.

[@nitrothechosen8061]

Glad they are starting with UFC talk. Ha

[@kyledass7162]

Lets be honest Joe Rogans podcast was the first thing on all our minds when that brawl broke out

[@TKtheFightingRealtor]

@@kyledass7162 so fucking true.

[@dominick253]

Not me he has a whole podcast just for that I would prefer if he didn't spend so much time talking about it. But it's his podcast and I can just fast forward.

[@CrookedCrowe]

I grew up in Johnsburg Illinois! So cool to hear about it on this podcast

[@rajabcroswell9020]

Joe you have to address the fact that Connor sucker punches Khabib's brother before those guys ever climbed into the ring. There are plenty of videos showing different angles and what really happened inside the Octagon.

[@Whusayn88]

Gaah...its 12 am already in India, can we have Kavanagh live already....imma itching to watch it

[@azanshaikh7825]

Time difference is a bitch

[@PomaiKajiyama]

"I'm not taking you to my spots..."

[@Billybreaks]

About hunting spot argument: There are many public spots that we are not aware of until someone brings us there. So until we are shown where it is, it might as well be private

[@whitemoose2669]

Joe doesn’t find his own hunting spots

[@DeathWard187]

The thing about telling people about your spots is that they end up being crowded. If you happen to find someones spot its free game but if you tell your friend they shouldnt have to ask you for permission.

[@joeylozado4190]

Conor should be embarrassed

[@terrywbreedlove]

Joey Lozado I think Conor knew he was soft and was going into a battle he would most likely lose. But the pay check was to enticing.

[@darnsmall]

He should go to WWE

[@Dual_Viper]

Connor is still top 3 imo but he will never beat khabib.

[@michaellittle9378]

www.thesun.co.uk/sport/mma/7437016/conor-mcgregor-first-punch-khabib-brawl/

[@jivadaya6439]

embarrassed to cash that check?

[@jonroehr2931]

Whenever I hear bear wrestling I think of Dewey from Semi Pro! One of my favorites!

[@billsmith-rq7ki]

Joe proves once and for all that he has no real understanding of hunting or respect for a hunting partner's trust. Comes from taking it up late in live I suppose, a city background and no real tradition behind it. Keep hunting your private ranches Joe. You don't have enough time to find your own gem spots on public land and everyone now knows how far to trust you.

[@Grexslamfist]

bill smith agreed I just wanted Dudley to tell him someone worked hard and put the time into finding that spot. If someone happens to find it independently. That’s cool. If rinella mentioned a spot on his podcast it would be completely full next time. Joe isn’t a hunter he basically used his $$$ and influence to obtain other peoples knowledge. It’s not how we learned from mentors or parents in the Field or at camp. It’s a odd way to start hunting. I think it’s great that he is hunting more power too him. Personally I don’t feel like hunting on other people’s private ranches is really hunting. It’s something else.

[@billsmith-rq7ki]

You and I agree, but I wouldn't pass up the opportunity to have 25 mature bulls screaming at me like Rogan and Hanes on the Utah ranch. Great fun, its still hunting, great meat; it just comes alot easier than two solo weeks in the Bob.

[@zarathustra8424]

I was getting very frustrated with Dudley for not actually spelling out the issue. People put in a lot of time, effort, and money into scouting and developing a "dossier" for a piece of land or a certain animal. If you were to just give this dossier to someone on good faith, and they take advantage of you by using your very specific information to hunt and be successful, it's not too complicated to understand that would anger you. It's not about the public land, it's about the information you have gathered from that public land. If John Doe shows up and shoots your animal, beautiful! But if someone just uses your information to be successful, then it's clear they have a poor concept of work ethic.

[@auraglasswerks4900]

Joes a butthole😜

[@LeekowalskiWalker]

Nice No True Scotsman fallacy you've got there, idiot.

[@nathanguza1316]

Rogan's the best lowkey advertiser the world has ever known

[@waynekerr2472]

obviously joe has never had to find his own spot to hunt or fish on public land he would understand if he had ever put in the work to find that honey hole

[@lalala9999ful]

This was better than the Kavanah Podcast

[@joshuaduenas4969]

Dudley is a pretty cool dude

[@carsonwentz5336]

That New York New York roller coaster is mad sketchy lmao

[@kfc2180]

See I had a great mushroom spot keep it going for years told a few irresponsible friends and the excess picked it and it ended up dying out so definitely understand the "spot" argument.

[@Flacooutdoors]

I would never tell joe about any special hunting areas and fishing spots ever now

[@johnathanray8977]

joe rogans hunting show ....when is bill burr coming back?

[@obitouchiha6980]

Billy red balls. My favourite white boi

[@-kaster--kaster-6090]

Soon F is for family’s new season is coming out he’ll probably come and promote it .

[@Theogvineofthedead]

Hopefully it will be long :p do a 3hr podcast bill belladick

[@nothingnewtome1]

Hunting is awesome. There are plenty of comedy specials you can watch but hunting is fun. Open your mind. That said.. John Dudly is hard to listen to. You can tell he thinks in a very technical way. He doesn't really think about hunting in an introspective way. I wish he'd just have Steve Rinella on whenever he wanted to talk hunting. Or have them both at the same time. Would love to see one with Rinella, Cam Haines, and Dudly. Just so rinella can steal the show

[@dominick253]

This!

[@Scubac]

Female Caribou have antlers to dig in snow for food, that front part of the antler that sticks out over the forehead is called the shovel and it's for foraging in northern climates with snow. I'm no expert but that is my understanding from the hunter training courses I've taken as young man

[@zshakur]

Joe doesn't realize how much of a casual hunter he is making himself sound like by not understanding what John is talking about in regards to private spots. That shit's tradition. He's telling you that you're blowing your chance to b taken to any of those spots by real hunters bc they won't trust u now. Sometimes traditions sound weird, but you have to show some respect (even if u don't agree).

[@skyblue9991]

Casual hunter? You know he doesn't eat any meat that he doesn't kill and he's been doing that for years. Lol. He most definitely has a good point with the whole public land thing. Tradition or not.

[@car9melo]

@@skyblue9991 lol, you clearly know nothing about hunting either dumbass

[@MrRenec1]

The right thing to do would be to hit up the person that told you about the spot and give them the heads up you're going

[@justindirtrider1982]

Man if I found a spot with a big buck. I set up my trail cams weeks ahead of time in a remote location and I bring joe out to show him. And i go back 1st day and Joe's there in my stand saying u should have been there 1st. That's disrespectful. Now if it was a random dude unaware u are also hunt this area it would be fair game

[@johnfondren3444]

I live in North East Texas and there is 25,000 acres of public hunting land within 15 miles of where I live. I have been hunting this spot for at least 20 years and it is very rare for me to see another person. I think people just don't know about the amount of public land that is able to be hunted in Texas.

[@NoirTech83]

where? not your exact spot, chill

[@johnfondren3444]

White Oak Creek WMA Land.

[@snapcrack55]

Cool, tell me where's a good spot in there. LOL! Aka: Joe Rogan

[@robrobert9541]

The UFC is a lot more like the WWE than most people are willing to admit.

[@911elijah]

It is not about the public qualification of the land it is about honoring a secret between brothers.

[@Dirt_Worm]

I agree with john, you never tell someone where your honey hole is. It's sacred joe is just saying that because he grew up in the North.

[@JarodARed]

You dont give another man ur girlfriends phone number

[@Winegarner]

Woah woah being born in the north has nothing to do with it that's assuming that people in the north dont have country deer hunting is pretty big in ohio sir.

[@TheAlpineShepherdBoy]

North? Nothing to do with it. He became rich and then started hunting. He has never been forced to use public land as his only means of hunting so he doesn't understand the importance of staying discreet about a good spot.

[@dominick253]

You're right we're a lot smarter up here 🤣😂🤣

[@Dirt_Worm]

@@dominick253 Not necessarily, I wasn't saying anything negative about northern people. All I meant was that people who grow up in a rural environment generally have more knowledge about fishing/hunting only because alot of people here do it. Its like saying I know more about surfing traditions and rules than someone who grew up in Hawaii it is just embeded into their culture.

[@trevschamber3061]

Every decent shooting spot in Southern California has been RUINED by people sharing these spots or posting these spots on the internet.... people go there and absolutely trash the place until the place gets shut down. Same EXACT thing with fishing and secret spots that you or someone else has found... You will have something truely special until everyone knows about it, and it gets WAY overfished and too much pressure ont he spot for it to handle... and now the spot is gone forever. People should put their own time into finding spots.

[@ShortSideSniper17]

Joe "does this land have your name on it" Rogan

[@knutbaardsen1202]

YES!! Derrick l on podcast! Best post fight interview of the night. Great commentary Joe. My bucket list, 1 item, a bow hunt with the one and only Mr.Joe Rogan! "Send me location"! I will be there.

[@MarshallKnotts]

Holy shit it’s Jaimie!

[@joemoody5620]

Marshall Knotts exactly what I said

[@Kabra2012]

Glad to hear some fight analysis after all the goddamn brawling ish

[@jakewilson6849]

Joe has most certainly never had to find and cultivate a solid hunting/fishing spot. Every hunt/fish he has ever been on I am 100% certain Joe didn't find that spot, but rather someone else who knows a spot takes Joe to their good spots and lets him kill shit, only to go back home and talk shit about the very guides who cultivated the spots Joe loves so much. Hey Joe, did you do any scouting in Lanai before you went hunting there?

[@pears0094]

It is similar in the "Surf Community"... If you find a Rad spot with killer waves, you DON'T just go blabbing your mouth about it... Because the next time you show up, there WILL/MIGHT be YOU and 1,000 of your best buddies battling for waves... Which = NOT FUN... *Obviously, People can do what they want/nature is for everyone... But it is sort of an "Unwritten Rule"...

[@elyt777]

Dagestan is the land of talents. So many great sportsmen are coming from these small nations, Dagestan and Chechnya, two neighbors in the Caucasus.

[@keith6820]

Joe's public lands opinions sound like a typical person from the east that hasn't put enough time in the vastness of the west. Yes, you don't own your hunting spot- everyone knows that. But there is a code. I'm with Dudley.

[@Vicariousleighilive..]

Anthony exactly know one “owns” it but if you go flapping your lips about a good spot that spot isnt going to be good anymore hence why you keep your knowledge quiet

[@teddybearapocalypsetenthou1666]

I agree same thing with the south. Tromping and crawling threw thousands of acres of mosquito and snake infested swamp for years to find a one acre white oak flat. That spot was earned. If someone else finds it good on them but I’m not handing out spots no one dose.

[@DGrizzy808]

This podcast was a better MMA podcast than the MMA podcast!

[@DRDubreuil]

Joes baby talk when disagreeing with his guest was extremely childish. Love Joe but man.... Glad John took the high road and avoided confrontation.

[@kiangibson7571]

I just realized that out of all of these podcasts this was the first one I saw Jamie in.

[@jopo2.020]

When Joe retires he'll be camping out at his elk hunting guides secret locations to re-live wilderness style Carlos Mencia confrontations. "Hi guys! Want to try some delicious elk meat?"

[@jopo2.020]

Jo Po's mom Thx mom. Yeah, i saw that. When your brother is literally Carlos Mencia himself thats why we had to upgrade to 2.0.

[@chickenwing2466]

Jo Po 2.0 I noticed that too!!! Marginal "Jopoke thief Mencia" just got Khabib'd.

[@inactiveshooter3233]

Retire from what, talking?

[@chickenwing2466]

Brian Allen Its definately not fighting. Even Steven Seagal has more experience than loud mouth.

[@DEATHWINGS5000]

At 26 minutes the audio cuts for like a good minute

[@Testibus00]

Khabib did something in the heat of the moment that he was immediately apologetic for...Conor recruits a couple dozen goons, and flies across the ocean, has more than ample time to think about it...does it anyway, seriously injuring people and damaging property. Khabib gets a free pass as far as I'm concerned. How long was Conor's suspension, again?

[@KKKKKKK-sr1fz]

Eric Veach you’re one who is smart and things ... many people don’t know shit even how to think like a human being ... I mean I am not applauding to khabibs Action but every bully will meet a bigger bully in life and that’s what happend ... if I have kids with god will .. I will show my kids this kind of trash talk and get smacked video .. when they are in a youth age 😂😂😂😂

[@dlcfredericks]

I assume Joe hasn’t had to start from scratch learning an outdoor sport (hunting/fishing) and the years and extreme difficulty and experience it takes to be someone who can find these great spots. With hunting, it seems like he’s started on 3rd base and doesn’t understand the long term grind.

[@pears0094]

It is similar in the "Surf Community"... If you find a Rad spot with killer waves, you DON'T just go blabbing your mouth about it... Because the next time you show up, there WILL/MIGHT be YOU and 1,000 of your best buddies battling for waves... Which = NOT FUN... *Obviously, People can do what they want/nature is for everyone... But it is sort of an "Unwritten Rule"...

[@caseyc9601]

Joe you’re a privileged hunter man. You haven’t grown up hunting and put in the hard work. I get what you’re saying, but there’s an unspoken code. People have had hunting territories on ‘public’ land for thousands of years.

[@EBB47]

i wanted to see joe in that ring so bad! with his head set still on and commentating! lmao

[@kealsta]

joe, its semantics, bruh. hunters and fishermen share the spot of plethora. They know they don't 'own' it. BUT, they found the supply of game and fish in that area and if word gets out, demand will exhaust supply. Its in the context of the activity that isn't being quite understood. You like to refer to yourself as part caveman or neanderthal and you bring up instincts in yours and everybodies DNA...so extend the same knowledge to hunting and fishing...back in the day, you would protect those spots with your life to keep your family and sub group fed and prospering.

[@snapcrack55]

Do you think if Rogan's got the "cold shoulder" from cam Hanes, Steven rinella, John Dudley, Etc for a season and had to depend upon his own hunting knowledge, that he might sing a different tune about sharing of spots your buddy has found?

[@thizzlemetimbrs8194]

conor apologized to Khabib in the middle of the fight!!!! HAHAHAH

[@kable_U]

No he didn't

[@thizzlemetimbrs8194]

O yes he did ;) look it up

[@Fablext18]

Is there timestamp for that?

[@Dr_Twatson]

wat

[@gabeenuk2793]

He didn't apologise, he said "It's just business"

[@bubblespulse]

Mushroom foragers and people who like to collect food in the wild also would keep good spots to themselves and only share information with people they trust.