Cliff Gray interview of Tim Sundles

[7mm-08]

This guy spends decades hunting and guiding, builds enterprise, creates a YouTube channel that's absolutely packed with good info, which every one of us can benefit from, and he engages with us here on top of all of that...

...and this $h*t is all you have to say?

GTFO with that asshattery.

I respect you calling me out/disagreeing with my perspective, but "yes," that is all I have to say. Sorry I'm not part of the in-crowd following social influencers on YouTube. Nothing personal with Cliff, but that's how folks who are in his lane operate.

 

[RockAndSage]

I respect you calling me out/disagreeing with my perspective, but "yes," that is all I have to say. Sorry I'm not part of the in-crowd following social influencers on YouTube. Nothing personal with Cliff, but that's how folks who are in his lane operate.

Would it be unfair to say that's a pretty broad generalization if you don't follow him on any social media?

Because from what I can tell, he operates in the hunting lane one hell of a lot harder than I do. And I've learned quite a bit from his content. That's appreciated. Maybe give him a second look, and a little benefit of the doubt.

 

[BLJ]

"My name's Tim Sundles....... and I've drunk more beer and banged more quiff and pissed more blood and stomped more ass than all of you numbnuts put together!"

Funniest of the day for me.

Bravo.

 

[rogerdoger]

I listened to the podcast as well as the follow up Q&A. I thought it was a good podcast, not that I agreed with everything but had some good things to consider.

I honestly will value the information from somebody that has different perspectives on things, like cartridges. Seeing the different perspectives helps me do a little critical thinking and come up with my own conclusion on subjects.

Great podcast Cliff, thanks for putting things out there just to make the crowd happy.

 

[cottonant]

Appreciate the post on this and everyone's thoughts.

Do I agree with everything that everyone on my podcast says, of course not... But I can't think of any interview that I've done where I didn't learn something from the other person. Tim is no different. to boot, Tim is one of the most enjoyable guys to bs with. Great experience out in the woods, loves to tell stories, and enjoys discussing his takeaways. Many other folks that are a little "controversial" that I have had on are similar.

On pushing back.... why would I? I don't have the experience with large cartridges that Tim has, I probably never will. I'm not him. I'm not going to extrapolate my experience in other scenarios, with other rifles, other styles of hunting into an abrupt conversation stopper of "you're wrong". That is asinine. Do I try to ask follow-up questions that dig deeper into "the why" a certain opinion would be? I try, and that is an art that I am working to improve. There are times I think I asked Tim good follow-up questions and times I could have done better.

Thanks for commenting on this Cliff. I personally think you did a fine job interviewing Tim Sundles…and I especially enjoyed your interview of the Gunwerks founder Aaron Davidson as well.

In the Sundles video the wolf issue was the most intriguing to me, but it appears I’m in the minority.

Keep up the good work and remember, Haters Gonna Hate.

 

[TheTone]

"My name's Tim Sundles....... and I've drunk more beer and banged more quiff and pissed more blood and stomped more ass than all of you numbnuts put together!"

Left out poisoned more dogs and birds

 

[huntsman22]

And finished the Bataan Death March. He's pretty bad-ass.....