Steven Rinella - A Short Introduction to True Wilderness Skills and Survival | The Tim Ferriss Show

[@davidallan2948]

Another Steve Rinella episode!? This is awesome.

[@jesseweinzinger4455]

I really appreciate you two bringing conservation to the forefront of social (and political) topics. Steve's outdoor experience, historical perspectives, and marketing skills are providing an ideal example of what it means to be an outdoorsman and meateater. Tim helps introduce this narrative to an expanded audience! Thanks guys!!!

[@bret9768]

You are amazing

[@walkswithwildobaggins8204]

Rinella has great show not typical hunting & always shows great ways to cook game meals...love his show

[@jasonmohr6571]

Two wonderful men discussing a great topic. Insightful as usual. I was an outfitter for sometime in British Columbia and this is common knowledge. This is great though for people getting out into the woods for the first time. Also I have a book reccomendation. As someone who has a library on outdoor living skills I'd recommend When All Hell Breaks Loose. Author Cody Lundin. A book written by an outdoor living skills instructor who decided to write a book on urban survival/prepping. Incredible book.

[@debuthunter5389]

Glad they have started off talking about phone GPS and Spot devices. These are two of the things I used the most when out in the bush. I use an Alberta specific version of OnX for my hunting trips, which stops me from ever getting lost, as well as planning my routes. I also use a Spot device which automatically pings my location every 30minutes to a site that friends and family have access to.. As well as sending the occasional message of things like "I am doing fine" (which I send whenever I am at camp or in a specific spot far away from camp - mostly to help others rest easy), "I will be out here a little longer" (such as being delayed in hunting or harvesting), "I need some help out here" (as if I have car troubles or minor injuries) or the straight up SOS Emergency Services one.

[@apachedisco]

Steven Rinella's podcasts is basically a film crew following him around and he does his thing.. IT's the best since Bourdain's shows

[@AngchukMayur]

Love you Tim for coming up with new podcast

[@friedrice69]

Steve is THE MAN!!

[@LBBKPHILLY]

Never leave home without my Leatherman Wave. Use it every, single, day.

[@DenverBlazer]

His parents played bridge with my grandparents in the 80s and 90s 😄

[@bazmalaza85]

"People that can start a fire by a bow drill, are people that start fires with bow drills."

[@aspenwagon04]

This is a fantastic episode. Thanks.

[@Takusanmizu77]

Oh hell yes. Love this guy

[@tbomber]

start 6:05

[@ZeroThree31]

Thank you!!!!

[@adamada101]

I live in where there is 13 feet annual snowfall....forget annual precipitation haha Awesome show boys; probably saved someone’s life.

[@jimmiferfreddette8583]

My cousin got hypothermia in a snowmobiling accident. They found him with no shoes and pants on walking in waist high snow. He lived but it wasn’t a good situation

[@jaywon06]

Crazy! I hope he is doing well

[@titansmashproductions5001]

5:25 to skip sponsors

[@adolfo206]

any videos or links to Rinella's kit?

[@jaywon06]

Just glassin' 🔍

[@lukebergan6160]

We got our shit figured out, our systems dialed. 100%

[@TheJmills39]

I was excited to listen to this... then I realized if was just a really long commercial.

[@jwshih150]

Why does no one use fire pistons?

[@Jn-hg7pr]

i wish it had subtitles in English...

[@earlshaner4441]

That's a war world 1 trench knife brother

[@01Parzival]

You do realize the voiced sponsorships are the worst ad yet not a very good business look

[@dicktracy207]

15:50 Oh Timmy

[@ChoganTv]

hey tim, please get khalil rafati on the show! Thanks

[@ls3paddock561]

Wow only 6 minutes of ads and plugs until I can actually listen to the podcast. No thanks

[@uprebel5150]

DEET...!!!

[@ywhistlee]

The edit in this video is fucked up.

[@NatalieZavizion]

Tim, can you please interview one of the famous vegans??

[@tonyduque2143]

Steve rinela is such an elitist. He owns guns , hunts and preps but constantly trys to let everyone know that he's not like those "other" gun owners , hunters and preppers.

[@debuthunter5389]

Pretty sure the proof is in the pudding. He does great work across hunting, conservation, history and practical living.

[@mojostevo]

Maybe you should learn a little more about him before you slam him. Pick up his book Meateater. It covers a lot of his childhood and history up until now. It's a quick read and very informative. Also, I am a former non-hunter. Stumbled upon Rinella a few years ago in my early 30's and have changed my view on hunting because of him.

[@liukiang8329]

Steven Rinella has done more for wildlife conservation than a guy like you can conceivably do in two full lifetimes.

[@chickenfishhybrid44]

Really? I don't think he does that. I think alot of other people that talk to him, like this host, say stuff like that about him because they often are ignorant of hunters and just have a stereotype of them all being dumb hillbillies.