Joe Rogan | Wolf Super Packs in Russia

Taken from Joe Rogan Experience #1288 w/Jon Reep:
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[@chargeriderepeat7024]

I was skiing in Romania back in the 80s. Came down the blue run at dusk alone. An entire pack of wolves were crossing the run. These were not ordinary wolves, they had big chests and narrow waists. I froze, about 10 slowly walked past the last one looked at me, then looked away and dissappeared into the forest. I broke the world blue run speed after that.

[@stoptrudeau42]

@Clayton Bigsby LOLOL

[@tyesonbuxx]

Lucky they weren't hungry eh?

[@rade1dpc975]

Oooouuu man what👀👀👀👀i just shit My self

[@melvtheboomer3225]

Come back to Romania, go to Brasov city book a hotel room in the midle of the city. And at night look outside the window or balcony u can see wolfs, bears just hanging around. Why dont they kill them? EU wont let you. Its inhuman, its barbaric , its against the law. Good luck trowing ur trash there lmao.

[@Shortss771]

@@melvtheboomer3225 good, of course it’s fucking inhuman to kill those animals, or u want humans to shoot every fucking animal they see

[@luukeluketer1024]

Joe " Wolves have entered into the stone age" Rogan..........

[@strikingitrich7630]

lol

[@Patrick3183]

“Wolves have entered the Bronze Age”

[@dolphin069]

Prehensile feet.

[@troyandres3402]

luuke luketer 😂

[@ShonenFreakTV]

Dolphins are approaching Renaissance

[@DanielBenzs65AMG]

Joe”let’s talk about a clip but not show it” Rogan

[@jeroenverbeeck7925]

JRE is the WORST podcast to see on youtube. They rarely show the video they're talking about, it's frustrating as hell.; Jamie is a lazy fuck :p

[@jarrett4034]

They can’t or they will get pulled off the live stream for copyrighting claims. It happens all the time so they have to be careful.

[@crosssheppard7759]

Bottom right corner

[@Johnrod213]

Hahahaa

[@BENYEET]

@@jeroenverbeeck7925 you clearly are to stupid to understand why they cannot show the video

[@artiefufkin88]

I love hearing Joe talk about animals. It's my favorite part of his podcast. Almost wish the whole thing was about animals

[@vlrginizer927]

He can be on the National Geographic and instead of doing a script its just a podcast

[@pegleg2959]

Nah, that would get boring very quickly. Joe has a tendency to repeat himself, so he's at his best when the conversation keeps changing through an unlimited amount of topics.

[@gustavocvieira8584]

He knows the literature

[@snowfrosty1]

@@pegleg2959 i agree wholeheartedly.

[@christopherwalton421]

​@@pegleg2959Respect

[@mattrickswayze2917]

This is a VERY Joe Rogany Joe Rogan video.

[@whoknows7377]

Or Roe Jogan

[@alex-cj9mb]

always talking about either wolves, bears, or dmt

[@Jukelikesgames]

Mattrick Swayze indeed

[@Mr.A..]

milkycord other than that Russel brand podcast he hasn’t talked about DMT for like a year I think these memes are like 4/5 years late

[@Daboyyzz]

He’s looking more haggard with every podcast

[@temich13]

Joe "I think I saw a wolf once" Rogan

[@greenie62]

i dont know how/when this whole meme started but, fucking kills me each time.

[@mikeeaston4431]

@@greenie62 Its pretty much just giving him mma names, like Chuck "Iceman" Liddell, but with funny or dumb quotes of his lol

[@charlesjohnson5429]

It just turned out to be a squirrel tho. I thought it was a wolf. So people that see Bigfoot only saw a bear.

[@kanecampbell773]

Most of these don't make me laugh, but this one did

[@sane0matic]

The full name would be Joe "I think I saw a wolf once but it could have been a coyote" Rogan

[@SiriusXI]

“Minnesota has a lot of wolves” The Minnesota timberwolves- 😐

[@quest4adventure495]

We got real wolves too. They killed all the coyotes where I live.

[@mattkrause1573]

Was just about to make this comment. Good thing I scrolled. I'm from St.Cloud and thought I saw one near there but maybe a Coyote??

[@tommyoneill9761]

😂

[@ytglobersanglobersan5842]

"The mountain lion story was horseshit" If its not against the alpha mountain lion of the whole valley in a fight in the cage is not enough for Joe Rogan.

[@MrCmon113]

I mean imagine a rottweiler attack, but instead it's a dog sized cat.

[@PhoenixMV]

Taxtro Rottweilers weigh a lot more than 30 pounds, more like a terrier sized cat

[@Gaboxxy96]

​@@PhoenixMV except Joe got it wrong. It was around 30 KG, not 30 lbs ; so yes, it was smaller that a full grown cougar, but it was still at a size that it could seriously fuck you up. So imagine a grown male german shepherd but stronger, with retractable claws and the intent to kill you and eat you. Taking all that into consideration, it was pretty impressive that the guy managed to kill it with his bare hands.

[@Divine_Rays]

Unless its in the octagon

[@monkeyman100000]

LOOL

[@WhydoIneedahandleagain]

Super pacs? Russia? I KNEW IT!!!

[@jasonvredenburg4839]

Hahhahahha

[@vaportrail226]

That's pretty clever Chuck

[@bestronginthelord1445]

Chuck Saunders “Canine Socialism“

[@cloudsleyfalconbridge]

Collusion

[@AgentRafa]

Lol so much brilliance in these comment sections. I'm dying here

[@stevennieto9898]

Joe looks really worried in the thumbnail.

[@arb8991]

Very somber like

[@yugoslav4606]

Looks like the pooh meme

[@Daboyyzz]

Looks more haggard with every podcast

[@jerryb4705]

Had to go back and look lol Your right tho.

[@hamar5908]

He's afraid wolves cant access geometric patterns of love when on DMT

[@isaacwhitaker8531]

Imagine walking out your home and seeing 100 wolves 😂🤣

[@joeltaveras5857]

I would soon be pack.leader leading 100 wolves with an iron fist of purpose

[@travisbarak8590]

I think you mean SuperPack

[@brianwhorton5619]

Think The Grey

[@KrispyKidTay1]

Yeah I'm the Alpha they were waiting for me

[@alexanderbarrera9140]

order pizza and see how the delivery dude handles it.

[@Realtankatwork]

Joe Rogan is like a perfect person to have around for any type of situation

[@HEINZUNIMOG]

In World War on the Eastern Front Russian German Hungarian Turkish there were huge packs of wolves they even attacked armed soldiers.. They were living off the dead scattered throughout the different battles. One city hundreds of roving wolves entered attacked and killed armed soldiers and 50 wolves were killed before fleeing back into the forest. Wounded man would often be eaten alive at night in no man's land screams filling the night air. Was a real Horror Story

[@BigOlSmokey]

I live in Wisconsin. I can confirm we have lots of wolves and they are huge...

[@bryanhall5683]

I wonder how they got there

[@quest4adventure495]

They killed all the coyotes between Duluth and Grand Rapids mn

[@stonedape2406]

@@bryanhall5683 from Canada I expect

[@amp394]

I was living on a farm as a kid in eastern europe, one day I woke up and my grandfather would bring all types of cool and weird stuff back. Baby pigs from birth etc and he brought this grey metallic dog looking creature but it was too big to be a puppy and had razor sharp teeth. We didn't keep it because my auntie had her fears and knew what it was, I'll never forget how it looked though and how he described finding it in the middle of the farm field, it's mother must of been killed. This has brought back that memory, and that's probably the closest I'll ever get to seeing a wolf cub in the flesh.

[@tattyrumble100]

What he do with it

[@joshuatafili759]

Wolves literally have more self-respect for themselves and other packs then we do for human beings.

[@timax4114]

Not really, they attack each other if they outnumber other pack, like we do, we go to war(attack) when we know we are gonna win.

[@joshuatafili759]

@@timax4114 I saw 3 men fist fighting at a jack in the box In Gardena over side chick in the restroom while one of there baby mommas pregnant as shit sitting there. Let’s reevaluate.

[@juliusmorgan2292]

@@joshuatafili759 let me guess... Afro americans

[@tonytrinidad4409]

👍🏼😆👍🏼😆👍🏼😆🙈🙊🙉

[@tonytrinidad4409]

My response earlier is 2 wolves self respect in reference to Russia attacking Ukraine. Not the guys fighting over a Jumble Jack with secret sauce. Food is worth fighting over when your forced to eat your siblings just to survive . Look up starving Ukrainian people choosing a kid to kill prep and feed to their siblings so they could live a little longer. 100 years ago. I changed my view. I’ll pay the extra 1/2 penny on everything so we could give them what they need to blacken Putin’s eye.

[@beadlebamford9999]

Just give em a number, not a name. You mean like a Social Security Number?

[@sketchstevens5859]

I think like Guantanamo Bay with Harold and Kumar

[@iwilljones]

Omg that is what government is doing

[@hurrifanc.3434]

Exactly..and who gives out SSN'S? The UN..and who created the UN?

[@userofyoutube2626]

Hurrifan C. Wolves

[@rufatkupa4848]

User of KZbin and they were on DMT

[@mletouutube]

In Quebec, Canada, I saw a wolf once at about 50 feet when I was hunting small game. My friend went near a group of evergreen trees grouped together on the edge of a maple tree forest and I was expecting to see a hare or a grouse coming out of it. What a surprise to see a big ass wolf! It got out of his hiding and stopped; it looked at me with its deep eyes, and then it went away. I had my twelve gauge with no intention of using it as I only kill what I want to eat with little effort: hare, ducks and geese- especially grouse, which if close to suburb areas, requires some skills as one has 2 or 3 second to shoot before it disappears in the forest. Besides it would have been cruel to shoot at a wolf at this distance with bird cartridges. But I was so happy to have the opportunity to see a wolf, a beautiful animal. This is anchored in my memory for ever.

[@jjr1728]

Pics or it didn't happen

[@moritztabor1678]

Thanks for sharing

[@SnailHatan]

@@jjr1728 cry or u gay

[@jjr1728]

@Sub if you are against Antifa and BLM if they didn't have a camera then it didn't happen

[@betterdays9877]

Thanks for sharing

[@user-us2dt6ox1z]

The wolves were a natural fixture, "pioneers" settling out west killed them off. The elk population has shot up, since they no longer have any natural predators, to the point that they are causing a lot of the natural foliage to become extinct. Since their reintroduction elk numbers are decreasing, and many plant species are starting to return, the wolves are essential in maintaining balance and harmony.

[@harmoni4499]

Agreed

[@respectedlocalgentleman7108]

Well said. Dumb ass liberal idiots complained when deer were killing motorists in huge numbers just hanging out in the middle of the highway at night due to overpopulation. Now they'll complain about the one retard a year who decides to go run with a pack of timbers.

[@davidkgreen]

Snow sleds have opened more territory so that wolves have expanded their hunting territory and are decimating the local ungulate populations.There are no wolves where I live yet the Elk population is barely sustainable.A hunter has a 1 in 70 chance of drawing an Elk ticket in my area.What are you talking about ?Totally opposite situation here.Sounds like you know a lot,probably spent more time hunting or in the woods than I have.Sure hope you don`t have students!How to Hunt has a great web site,educate your self, go there .

[@davidkgreen]

@CaptainCreekVFL Is that why I hunt every season and put in for my elk ticket every year? There are no wolves here and there never were any.Grizzlies come over on log barges and the Natives kill them right away.Back home we shot every predator that caused a problem.Maybe you can hunt but your literacy skills are sorely lacking.

[@KFrost-fx7dt]

David Green native ungulates and wolves have been coexisting for millions of years. Just because you're to out-of-shspe and slow to find elk doesn't mean there aren't hoards of them.

[@luccianomolaro7114]

Did you guys see how the reintroduction of wolves to Yellowstone it fixed the land. They were already here and hunted to almost extinction. You need to see how it changed the rivers and the land by bringing them back it shows how everything actually plays an important roll in our ecosystem.

[@furyofbongos]

Yep, killing off the wolves caused a major destruction of the ecosystem. When you think about it for a minute it becomes obvious why.

[@ChepeDaNuT323]

@@thehorde4868 National Geographic, how wolves saved Yellowstone

[@thehorde4868]

@@ChepeDaNuT323 thanks

[@stephen_101]

Wolf 359 is the one which has problems assimilating...

[@luukeluketer1024]

ass imilating...........Sounds dirty......

[@tartrazine5]

(Picard facepalm)

[@T0YCHEST]

One of us. One of us. One of us. One of us. One of us. One of us. One of us. One of us.

[@Wylding756]

Resistance is futile.

[@nkvdcomradeorion7336]

Wolf 359 is my spirit animal

[@somalikanye8642]

Love how Joe always hypes Alberta

[@draydenw]

canada>usa

[@canadasblinky]

Cause Alberta is the shit!!

[@CanadianGamerDad]

Alberta is amazing love my province

[@somalikanye8642]

@@CanadianGamerDad ayy live here too! Love it. But I'm an Ontarian originally so my true loyalties lie there haha.

[@richardpowell1389]

Fuck Ontario

[@c9hr0ni4c]

Am I the only one who loves the wolf stories on JRE?

[@DeepWaterWisdom]

Im from Texas. As kids we’d play “tag” on four wheelers across a ranch with many acres. You basically try to catch up to someone on another four wheeler and if you can chase them down, and get within a few feet that is considered “tagging” them. Anyways... late one night we had about 10 four wheeler game at night all through the woods, cross pasture, etc well a cousin and I were riding to get away and we turned off in the woods shut it down and killed the headlight, we sat silent off a trail up in the woods mayybe three minutes while my other cousin drove by not knowing we were there. Once his headlights had disappeared around the dark bend of the wooded trail I turned my headlights on to drive away in the opposite direction in the moment I turn my headlights on there was a wolf about 4 feet from me staring us down. It froze in its tracks, instantly I cranked the four wheeler and screamed as I was startled, I cranked that four wheeler and we sped off (nearly throwing my cousin off the back as I accelerated which is a family joke now) and later changed our underwear

[@lilchildsupport]

That's Crazy Dope👌💯

[@goldchef2754]

I’m calling bullshit, post the video or it never happened.

[@BH-cr5uo]

U c there ain't no wolves in Texas.So I call bs too.Liar,liar pants on 🔥.Tell me u were playing tag Idaho and I might buy it though.Maybe...

[@anyexpat]

@@goldchef2754 You realise when many people were kids we did not walk around with devices filming stuff, carrying a camcorder around would be a bit annoying

[@lfrizzlyl2244]

@@anyexpat it's a joke buddy

[@fahmiahmed1269]

Wolf 187 just gave it to an undercover cop

[@akhil9726]

Random thought: Being an alpha in a super pack must be really tough

[@MrCmon113]

Yeah only that's not how wolf packs work.

[@akhil9726]

@@MrCmon113 how does it work

[@lfrizzlyl2244]

@@MrCmon113 yeah how does it work

[@LoweredbootGaming]

@@MrCmon113 how does it work

[@blindi6326]

@@LoweredbootGaming not like that

[@ACuteKitty101]

From Wisconsin, can confirm that Wolves are here and they are glorious. Ever seen a wolf flex? They see you alone with a gun, make eye contact, then bulge their pecs. The sheer chad in these things cannot be underestimated. I didn't even feel bad that my wife was dragged presumably off to her death. They're clever bastards too, one unlocked my prius and drove it to a nearby car dealership, replaced it with a F-150; brought it back, then set it on fire. One even had the gall to take a dump right outside my bedroom door, the size of that mound was truly terrifying.

[@renzo7503]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@struki84]

I live in a complete but-hole of Europe, as a result one of the few positive things we still heave are all 3 great European beasts, the Bear, the Wolf and the Mountain lion, we are the last region that still have them in Europe. I have been lucky to see all of them in the wild :). Wolf is my favourite, they are magnificent animals.

[@Roo986]

We should all appreciate the natural world and enhance it

[@VG_164]

Mountain liom? In Europe? Did you mean lynx?

[@xxraddrummerxx]

It sucks Jamie can't show the clips anymore.

[@iron-farmer]

Why not

[@charlesmurray257]

@@iron-farmer Copyright strikes.

[@dangmang7524]

@@charlesmurray257 fair use tho....

[@charlesmurray257]

@@dangmang7524 The problem with youtube is there isn't an innocent until proven guilty system, it's the other way around. So you still lose a lot of revenue if someone flags it for copyright infringement.

[@dangmang7524]

@@charlesmurray257 ah, makes sense

[@Wickedjasper01]

I always love your podcasts

[@bugsy791]

"i think i saw a wolf"..."it might a coyote, could be a cat naah definitely a wolf"

[@MrBaker-zj4ho]

I was cruising down a highway in Northern Wisconsin one night during a full moon. I was taking my time because I seen a heard of elk in the area last time and even the cows were bigger than the car. I hit this patch of pine and as I looked into the pines I seen a pack of insanely tall timber wolves with cold glowing blue eyes. The full moon and headlights reflecting off the snow gave me a great view of the pack. I could feel in my DNA that what I was looking at was death.

[@renzo7503]

That's the stuff nightmares are made of.

[@Melkiah34]

When you see a wolf in Wyoming, there is no mistaking it for a coyote, our wolves are 3 to 4 times the size of coyotes.

[@nebulousisgod]

Joe isn’t exactly a genius

[@nickcaesar7650]

Melkiah34 what? Average coyote around 30-35 pounds. Average wolf in that part of the US is 84 pounds according to a study that WEIGHED CAPTURED WOLVES in that part of the states...97 pounds for adults. Your saying the wolves in Wyoming are 120-140 pounds? Lay off the DMT and link your source, he’s mine... www.pinedaleonline.com/news/2010/08/Wolfweights.htm

[@W1ldSm1le]

@@nickcaesar7650 your own fucking sources talks about some wolves being 120lbs

[@Melkiah34]

@@nickcaesar7650 I dont need to link my source, I shoot them for fun on my days off and I'm telling you it takes two full men to get a full grown wolf into the back of a truck, I live in southwest Wyoming near Rock Springs and Farson, and without a scope, you can easily tell the difference between a wolf and a coyote.

[@Melkiah34]

@@nebulousisgod hes smarter than most.

[@kclange8231]

I grew up in Wisconsin, my grandparents live on the border of the upper peninsula of Michigan and Wisconsin, I saw fox, coyote, bears but no wolves growing up since 1974 there, then I finally saw a wolf while visiting in 2016. Huge, scary animal when only ten feet away!

[@chrisduhamel6858]

Joe, the wolves that follow the caribou herds can be up to 200 lbs. As a kid I hunted wolves in Canada when they had a $25.00 bounty on them in the early 60's. Now, when you see a wolf in Canada, they are gone in 10 seconds. In the US, they just sit there and stare at you. The original wolves introduced in the US were raised by humans and have never been shot at. So they are not afraid.

[@cseguin]

Wolves attacking humans basically _never_ happens . . . when I worked in forestry I can recall being shadowed by a pack of wolves as I went about my surveys - and I _never_ worried about it . . . if I were injured or somehow incapacitated - _then_ - I would worry . . . but if you're healthy they just watch from a distance . . .

[@jakeh2049]

This. Lol I seriously don’t understand why people think wolves are dangerous. While it’s somewhat rare, I’ve seen wolves many times while walking in the bush (one almost ran me over like 15-20yds,distracted and no idea I was there) and you can tell they have absolutely zero desire to fuck with humans whatsoever.

[@danielkopecny8652]

Famous last words

[@jakeh2049]

@@danielkopecny8652 m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/qGiZeH16hZWojbM

[@FatherManus]

@@jakeh2049 Wolves are dangerous. If you attacked a wolf pack or threatened their young you’d be in a world of trouble if you are unarmed. But wolves almost never attack humans unprovoked. That’s the distinction.

[@playafly1776]

“Yeah those wolves are scary shit man...... Have you ever tried DMT?”

[@snaneychik]

My great grandmother organised defences against a wolf super pack in Siberia during WWII :)

[@chongli8409]

А как super pack по-русски называют?

[@andrespodra8459]

супер-пэк xD

[@chapter4444]

How awesome is Joe Rogans show I love it

[@billthibault107]

The Wolf's had an amazingly good effect on Yellowstone it was amazing for the ecosystem there.

[@se9618]

I saw a wolf on my way home from work one night. It was in Bremerton WA. I swear it was the height of a Great Dane and the size of a healthy German Shepherd. It was awesome.

[@norcalsawsquatch9854]

No way!!!!!!

[@wesleymiller6638]

My Dad was deer hunting in Montana, when all of a sudden he was surrounded by a pack of wolfs, he said he had no idea what to do shoot, scream. He ended up standing there silent, then they all just ran off.

[@Fishguy13]

It’s always good to carry a side arm for that reason. Not sure about other states but around here you can have an AR to hunt but only like a 3rd mag not 100% sure on that because I just use my bolt action 243 for deer.

[@WilliamStewart1]

@@Fishguy13 Get a mares leg, best damn self defense gun for animals. You can strap it to your thigh and have access to 7 very manageable .44 mag rounds. The beauty of it is .44 mag is so versatile, you can run light loads or if you know you've got to potentially deal with a big bear you can run some really powerful stuff that pretty much touches on .454.

[@MrCmon113]

When you shoot a wolf, it dies. So that's a good option.

[@BodomFox]

I was in Ukrainian Carpathians in February. It was warm winter, and we had rain in the morning. As soon as it was over we headed on the mountain top to take a walk and appreciate the view. We were like 100 steps away from ski lift and I've noticed big footprints in soft wet snow, and it hit me that it was raining less than hour ago, but tracks was clean and fresh. And big. I felt an urge to move my knife from backpack on belt, but luckily for us big boi was just roaming his land and was already far away. Man that was adrenaline rush.

[@virenvs905]

I can't believe joe went almost a week without talking about wolves. It's gotta be some kind of record

[@JohnSmith-xt5cg]

Joe “they go into a horse stable and rahhh rahhh rahhh” Rogan.

[@ry4nx]

lol wolves have more respect for eachother than most humans

[@teamgitusome]

ry4nx no doubt haha

[@KUPHSER]

i was thinking that. its interesting tho it made me wonder if humans are actually supposed to stay in their own countries, there seems to be so much conflict otherwise. in the animal kingdom (true nature) species generally stay in their own groups and territories

[@MisterCovek]

I guess diversity is NOT their strength.

[@MisterCovek]

@ry4nx Yup, it's just natural devision. Humans also have that.

[@holypaladin4657]

ry4nx Not really. You had the same situation during olden times in places like Iraq and even the Highlands of Scotland. Almost every guy in that kind of society (apart from assholes) has a tribe or clan, whatever you want to call it, that is based on things like a common ancestor or some other blood connection, and every male tribe member is armed. Thus, usually the tribes do not fuck with each other unless one of them has hit really hard times and is vulnerable. That structure has dissolved and been replaced with religious groupings nowadays (in Iraq at least), however it is similar to the pack structure of wolves.

[@michaelst.george8253]

you can't be outraged by the reintroduction of wolves. Look at the amazing thing that they did for Yellowstone park. There is an amazing documentary on how the wolves changed the park for good by National Geographic

[@lastfreeapache7678]

I had a rescued wild wolf and raised a pack. They were all sweet and would never harm a human. They hate the coyotees though, yet were friendly with dogs and cats.

[@laronga5963]

coyotes are dicks

[@jonathanharell5254]

I went camping in Quebec with my boys couple times, but one time we pulled up in a random ass forest in the middle of the winter. It was super late at night on the second night and me and another friend who were still awake in the tent we were just ripping the bong and we hear howling from what sounded not too far. we looked at each other with fear but we were so high we just said fuck it they wont know were inside a tent, we kept hitting the bong and just about 15 mins later we hear foot steps near our tent even in the snow very faint but we remained super silent. It could've been anything maybe it wasn't a wolf but I was super high and in my mind it was a wolf. it was kind of a snow storm that night so we couldn't find any footsteps the following morning. Super scary experience but its fun, gets the blood pumping and I was freezing so the adrenaline did heat me up for a bit.

[@mrwilsonwilson9599]

Russian wolfs remember 1944. When they had lots of retreating Nazis to eat

[@kirbyculp3449]

Mark Felton should do an episode.

[@DGRBCREATIONS]

Scrolling through my home page at 23:41 on Saturday 18th June 2022 GMT, and I could not think of a better video to watch than this. Who doesn’t love wolves.

[@MikeySkywalker]

"If he is listening, my bad bro" -Joe. I love him.

[@RobertoTheGreat]

Joe " My friend bought a puppy on Craigslist & it ended up being a wolf " Rogan

[@aleksandarristic2329]

I think I saw wolf once too. It was a cold, winter evening, I started hearing howling in the distance. I came across large area and about 50m in front of me I saw bunch of dog like figures running towards me. I was petrified, I couldn't move at all... suddenly, I heard my dad's voice calling me "we're leaving immediately, the ZOO is about to close"

[@eddiehyde9772]

🤣🤣🤣

[@jessicabailey1963]

I was held captive by the Joe Rogan Experience.... Thanks, I enjoy Listening.

[@alfredotto7525]

I am a truck driver, I have seen quite a few wolves in Canada. Most of the wolves I have seen were in Alberta, and NW territory. I have also seen them in WY, Mt and MN I thought I saw one in WI once but not sure it was a wolf.

[@ross.metcalf]

As someone who grew up in rural, northern Wisconsin, the reason why some of us don't like wolves isn't because humans re-introduced them, its because they kill our cows and dogs but we are not allowed to shoot them to protect our animals because wolves are marked as a protected and endangered species. To 'compensate' for our lost cattle (they didn't compensate us for our dog who was literally torn apart by wolves), you have to be able to prove to an inspector that it was a wolf that killed the animal; which makes sense, but the amount of proof the require is unreasonable to acquire and even if you do prove it was a wolf, the compensation is minimal. So in summary, you've got self-reliant farmers with guns that are used to protecting their land and herds from pests, who have their hands tied while a predatory species preys on the animals under their care.

[@StuninRub]

That's the fucking problem city dwellers don't realize. There are actually a lot of these idiots that genuinely believe canines like wolves and coyotes eat a plant based diet in the wild. Completely out of touch with nature, but that make the policy for everyone.

[@Wolfmann9]

Yo if I was a farmer I would be popping these wolves left and right and burying the body's... I wonder if some do that where you're from??

[@ross.metcalf]

@@Wolfmann9 Many are tagged by the wildlife service. If you kill a tagged one you're fucked.

[@2boliviano]

I saw a wolf one time. Maybe a coyote...

[@deansnipah2895]

@@CharlesNauck lmfao

[@k20ahole]

... turned out to be a dog

[@northrockboy]

My so and i shot a big female a few years ago while trying to call for coyote. Pretty exciting afternoon. They are hard on wildlife and cattle up here so thats how we roll.

[@Alex_Penjamin]

G Nk thanks Olaf

[@mikejohnson7768]

There was a wolf in my back yard and I shot it, turned out to be my French poodle fifi, Its skin still hangs over my Mantle, boy I miss that dog!

[@donteventrip9625]

1:32 “it’s like inmates in prison you just give em numbers.. so it’s easier to kill em”

[@PC-qu7zk]

John Kevin and to dehumanize them like what the nazis fid

[@mikehuncho7547]

John Kevin stfu have u ever been to prison? No so shut up

[@57strub]

I worked in a prison. They have names. Never knew any by just a number. I`m sure they give them numbers just like you have a social security number but they were all known by their god given names. What a bunch of bull S.

[@mikehuncho7547]

57strub shut up pig

[@BigBodyBiggolo]

@Raj Shumjka there are people in jail for weed or mushrooms. Hardly deserved unless they are mass producing it and even then i wouldnt call it deserved. Youre right tho

[@houndofgoshen934]

I'd love to hear a discussion about coy-wolves...I think we're seeing these now on our trail cams down here in South Carolina

[@mtymaus]

Largest wolf ever hunted and killed in the US- 230lb in Alaska. I have personally seen three road kill wolves in Wyoming. Sadly two close together likely mates or pack mates. As big or bigger than a large deer. When I lived in Billings MT there was a municipal warning that a large male wolf estimated at 200lb was spotted near a park hiking trail on the outskirts of the city. Based on all I have read humans have little to fear from wolves unless the animal is sick or starving. Walking your dog in their presence creates another, much higher, level of concern. Your canine is a threat AND a potential meal. When you traverse through areas where there are large animals that may kill you (bear, moose, elk, mountain lion) be armed. It's for your own safety.

[@burtan2000]

Those large wolves are uncommon but not rare. That giant one in the video must be 200 lbs. the coat is like 3 thick so it's not quite as big as it appears but it's not 130 pounds. That thing looks like an avg fully grown black bear which are like 200-300 pounds (at least here in upstate NY). Wolves were reintroduced to Yellowstone but there had been a healthy breeding population in Minnesota for decades. Like many hundreds to several thousands - but it's mostly in Boundary waters which straddles border so they come in and out of canada thru this massive wilderness area. Montanans immediately wanted to kill the poor creatures like fuck you guys, those magnificent beasts were here long before you were! I don't give a shit about your few cattle! Besides, the govt reimbursed them anyway. I'm a little more sympathetic to pet owners that lose a pet but maybe don't leave your pet outside. i guess that's easier said than done for the 84 yr old grandma with arthritis. I love my country like mad but not always loving my countrymen and i'm sure they feel same

[@FSUscar]

"It was big it, it was either a coyote or a wolf" Coyotes are small joe, smaller than most real dogs, they only get to be between 45-50 pounds max.

[@FatsFalafel]

I live in Central MA and have coyotes in my backyard the size of a large German Shepherd.

[@kylekarwowski2642]

Some of the eastern coyotes get real big compared to the western coyotes. The farther north you go they get bigger as well and have much different and fuller furs. A coyote in the U.P. of Michigan is going to be gigantic compared to a coyote in southern California. The coyotes in Algonquin Provincial Park in Ontario are known for taking down moose. There are also wolf/coyote hybrids in some parts of North America, known as the Coywolf.

[@LancesArmorStriking]

Yeah, but they're bigger than most fake dogs

[@thebigwarthog]

Some wolves are the size of coyotes especially in hotter regions, look up Indian wolves which are pretty small .

[@BlueRedGooGoo]

Bruh, in Wyoming and Montana coyotes are huge. Bigger than most dog breeds for sure.

[@senicabaldwin]

Born and raised in southern West Virginia live in NC now seen them my whole life

[@weirdowilla1027]

Wolves are an entire body/height taller than a cuyote, generally the cuyote can easily be mistaken for a dog until you get a good look at its face but a mature wolf dwarfs even a large dog

[@PyroNexus22]

I'm from Caucasus. As a child my grandma had to cross large distances of wild nature, including zones inhabited by wolves. My mum told me stories of her seeing wolves in distance and whatnot. It used to be tough in the Caucasus back in the day. Still kinda tough tbh.

[@brunobegic3841]

A friend of mine had this huge 70kg caucasian shepard dog who btw died a few years back at the age of 18, and the dog was an absolute savage. In his 18 years of life that dog killed two wolves, six coyotes and more than a dozen foxes, all while protecting the cattle. I remember us riding our bikes down to this valley one time, where the cattle used to be and the dog greeting us and then taking us into the forest to show us the wolf he killed. It is still the most fascinating and bloody sight I've ever layed my eyes on. That fella pretty much crushed that wolf's skull. Took the dog to the vet afterward and he was fine, he just had one broken tooth.

[@GASSPER23]

Joe "going in horse stables rawr rawr rawr" rogan

[@johnr.7374]

Came looking for this comment. Didn’t take long. Thank you sir

[@Dobis86]

Dude i 'lol'd so hard at this comment

[@blindoutlaw]

Joe Talk about the super wolf packs in 1916. When the Russia and Germany armies fighting in Poland actually made a truce to stop fighting in order to kill off wolf packs that were so big that they started killing scouts and attacking supply lines..

[@trintonsauvola3081]

Minnesota does have a shit load of wolves, my car broke down one night on a dirt road near my old house and I had to walk back late at night, I came around a corner and a dog like animal crossed the road at the same time, about twenty yards away from me, we looked at each other for about 30 seconds then it jogged off. Two days later I was driving on the same road and at that same spot there was a massive nearly black haired wolf, beautiful animal

[@user-pe2yx9kt4e]

trinton sauvola that’s such a cool story, thank you for sharing!

[@KingCandyass]

Jamie should at least put the links to the videos if he can’t show them

[@MrSwaggboii21]

Agreed

[@JohnSmith-sh1zg]

I don’t think the guy knows what he’s really doing. Always so sporadic on what comes up and his Google seems broken most of the time lol.

[@nebulousisgod]

They showed it, it’s just faded in the bottom right corner. Took me a while to see it

[@Lucas-pv2wn]

People who’ve actually seen wolves won’t mistake them for coyotes. Minnesota has an estimated 3000 wolves, but most folks up nort think that’s crazy low. Wisconsin’s wolf population came from Minnesota naturally. They just wandered in. Their population is estimated at a bit over 1,000.

[@Lucas-pv2wn]

When you see a wolf, their legs are the dead giveaway. So much longer than coyotes. Obviously, they’re much bigger, but the legs…

[@savagesavant4964]

Not only that, but wolves also start eating their meal ....before it's actually dead!

[@marcjones6003]

Yes, plenty of videos of wolves eating elk, even big bulls, while they are still alive! Ive bought wolf tags for Idaho the last 3 years,but only got to hunt 1 day ,would love to save 20 elk this year by blasting one!

[@savagesavant4964]

@@marcjones6003 Yeah, what they do is pretty damn brutal.

[@strangleholdoutdoors]

Wisconsin wolf population is right around 1,000. We had a season back in 2015 if i remember right, and don't quote me on this but 210 tags were issued and 203 were filled. Bow hunting northern Wisconsin along the U.P. boarder and walking out of your stand at night and hearing those dogs howl is awesome and scary as hell at the same time! Always have my pistol on me even for black bear.

[@SeanHummer]

Joe knows more about super packs than I thought.

[@HotYoghurt1]

He should talk about the best wolves, the painted wolves in Africa, they look so awesome and they are proper pack animals. They look after their injured and their elderly by bringing food back for them.

[@pathologicalphilosophy1959]

I work on surface drills in the bush up north of Canada and wolves are Mastif size German shephards. Magnificent both consciously and physically. It’s only at night that they scare me when you can hear them sniffing around your tent. In the morning you see all the footprints around your camp. Lots of respect for life deep in mother’s green belly. Hahaha

[@ancientgamer3645]

People today are not aware of the fact that wolf attacks were a serious problem in Europe up until the mid 1800's. The advancement of firearms is thought to be the main factor in the decline of wolf attacks. It was very common for wolves, during harsh winters, to enter towns and villages to have a snack.

[@theshreksorcist4571]

Joe "DMT is my spirit animal" Rogan

[@samf137]

I use to see wolves like the one in the video, when I was grooming snowmobile trails on togwotee pass south of Yellowstone. I think that’s a big one for sure, but not crazy big. Talking to the biologists that were radio tracking them, they told me they had weighed some in Yellowstone up to 140 some pounds.

[@jameserath4192]

Das narrator wez arrenbourough--- EXCELLENT

[@igotthatcrypto7169]

@3:05 A picture of Jimi Hendrix...Good shit!

[@coltonw8686]

Seen a wolf when I was coming out of Alberta was like minus 30 snowing like crazy and it slowly walked into middle of road so i stopped. Had to of been about 160 pounds or so very big up top. It just stared at me waiting to see if id get out then it just carried on.

[@rpier8357]

Wolfs mated with coyotes 100,000's of years ago in Canada and the offspring migrated down to massachusetts and other states, and now we a these massive coyotes. I have one that travels through my yard that has to be pushing 80lbs. My 78lbs pit bull won't even chase the massive beast.

[@ImOtix]

RPier83 damn I didn’t know coyote got that big

[@rpier8357]

@@ImOtix I should have said that its an estimate. but my pit bull is a rough 78 pound, and the coyote stands much taller than her and thicker body structure, even its head is wider and my dog has a fat head. The coyote does its own thing but I've had to clean up a deer it took down in my wood line. The only thing that worries me is my 24 month old son.

[@hog7302]

@@rpier8357 hire someone to move it else where or hire someone to come and kill it for you, as long as you keep your eyes on your son when your out he'll be fine

[@dariog36th]

During WW1 opposing sides during battles in Russia had a cease fire for a couple of days so they could take out the wolves that were attacking soldiers and eating the wounded ones. Imagine that. Wolves were taking on super power nations and were kicking ass.

[@snarlsbarkley5083]

I live in the woods in Alberta and we have lots of wolves around but they are rarely seen and don’t bother anyone. I’ve seen timber wolf tracks in the forest but never close to my cabin. Wolves are actually not aggressive and are much less likely to attack than a cougar or bear.

[@c-quintessential3648]

Id like to see Alex Honnold the Free Solo climber as Joes guest. Thatd be an awesome conversation.

[@kevinjames3730]

c-quintessential kzbin.info/www/bejne/aIDLeZ54oseVa7s

[@Banjohh]

Bruh they jus making Super Saiyan Wolves

[@creedeelliott6113]

nah mr.rogan, if ur talkin about the mountain lion attack in colorado the cat was closer to 80lbs. Still a baby but 80lbs of baby with claws

[@LectricLetus]

Actually wolves sometimes Exile each other and that Lone Wolf will end up trying join another pack or stay alone

[@EdwardAlcala]

I love how this clip specifically has more views than the other recent uploads lol

[@vercingetorix5708]

Less scary than a wolf funded Super-PAC

[@kylekarwowski2642]

Joe's knowledge of wolves is very limited and some things he is even misinformed on. The wolves in Minnesota, Wisconsin, and the U.P. of Michigan have always been there. They were never re-introduced like the Yellowstone wolves. The numbers in Wisconsin and Michigan were down for a while but they never went away altogether, now the numbers are up. There has always been a shitload of wolves in Minnesota, more wolves there than any of the Western states by far.

[@rblenkle09]

what episode is this from?

[@thegethconsensus393]

Me: sees big freaking wolf capable of ripping my head off. My brain: aww forest dogo.

[@issaciams]

Our American government has a ton of super PACs too.

[@s.waldron8532]

Too obvious, on the nose...

[@TheMustyrusty]

Came here to say I didn’t know wolves had this much political clout.

[@alexmckercher3176]

Much bigger problem.

[@anonymousone6182]

Russians and Germans had to stop fighting in a battle during WWI or WWII to fight together against the onslaught of ravenous Russian wolves once. True story

[@cornelishenk4569]

Link ?

[@teresamedina9877]

Surprised Joe hasn't had a show about dogmen. So many ppl has reported encounters and Joe has always seemed open to any topic debate

[@erikbudrow1255]

I guess that could explain why Glenn Villanue saw so many wolves together acting aggressive towards humans...they were hungry and desperate

[@miket6180]

Joe "I think I saw a wolf" Rogan

[@illmuskyhunter3313]

Wisconsin has a natural population of wolves that made its way down from Canada. I've seen several up northwest of Hayward

[@bryanmitchell5728]

I was driving up I-35 west of Dallas at about 5am and a coyote ran right in front of me on the interstate freaked me out !

[@user-qd6im2hp2e]

I can listen to this all day