The Shoot2hunt Podcast

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[Grundy53]

I lasted about half way through. First episode I've turned off. One out of a hundred is pretty good.

Also, congrats to S2H on 100 episodes.

Same here

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[Schmo]

I guess Part II is up wonder. Wonder if I’ll be able to get through it.

 

[Bluumoon]

You guys that are “tuning out” the last episode, are you also tuning out the small caliber is good to go/dropping scopes/etc. info?

Alternative evidence based thinking seems consistent w topics around here? Granted the guy is talking a lot of experiential/anecdotal, but there is good research behind some of it.

 

[HighUintas]

I'm listening to it, as painful as it is. I don't want to give the guy any more clicks than he already gets, but I can't in good faith repeat anything I've heard without being able to speak to both sides of the discussion.

Part 2 is more painful than part 1. Most of what he is saying is conjecture especially when speaking about the exo guys' Alaska hunt

 

[Schmo]

You guys that are “tuning out” the last episode, are you also tuning out the small caliber is good to go/dropping scopes/etc. info?

Alternative evidence based thinking seems consistent w topics around here? Granted the guy is talking a lot of experiential/anecdotal, but there is good research behind some of it.

I don’t want to tune something out just because I don’t like it or don’t think it’s right. However, I think JVB is exaggerating some things. None of us are saying the 223 is the go-to cartridge for elk. We say it works, and works quite well. We don’t say it’s the best. He also exaggerates shoulders and bone.

Part 2 is more painful than part 1. Most of what he is saying is conjecture especially when speaking about the exo guys' Alaska hunt

Exactly! I’m glad he’s gonna be on the Exo podcast again. He’s talking about how heavy boned moose are. What will he say when Steve tells him about that 103 ELD-X shattering the heaviest part of the shoulder at 400+ yards? I’m sure he’ll claim an anomaly or something. JVB contradicted himself on this last episode. He basically said the animals took too long to die, and then a bit later proceeded to talk about mono bullets sometimes having longer time to incapacitation. Yet he is a huge fan of monos.

 

[Bluumoon]

I don’t want to tune something out just because I don’t like it or don’t think it’s right. However, I think JVB is exaggerating some things. None of us are saying the 223 is the go-to cartridge for elk. We say it works, and works quite well. We don’t say it’s the best. He also exaggerates shoulders and bone.

Exactly! I’m glad he’s gonna be on the Exo podcast again. He’s talking about how heavy boned moose are. What will he say when Steve tells him about that 103 ELD-X shattering the heaviest part of the shoulder at 400+ yards? I’m sure he’ll claim an anomaly or something. JVB contradicted himself on this last episode. He basically said the animals took too long to die, and then a bit later proceeded to talk about mono bullets sometimes having longer time to incapacitation. Yet he is a huge fan of monos.

I thought we were talking about the psychedelics episode on S2H, ignore me

 

[Justin Crossley]

I thought we were talking about the psychedelics episode on S2H, ignore me

That one sucked. I turned it off after a while.

 

[Bluumoon]

That one sucked. I turned it off after a while.

You missed the cure for that bad attitude.
Just kidding

Figured that episode would be out side some people’s interest. The topic is intriguing to me, the clinical side interests me more than the experiential, but hard to separate the two.

 

[Justin Crossley]

You missed the cure for that bad attitude.
Just kidding

Figured that episode would be out side some people’s interest. The topic is intriguing to me, the clinical side interests me more than the experiential, but hard to separate the two.

I actually have a great attitude! Lol

I just didn't enjoy listening to that guy. Maybe I should have tried to listen to the whole thing but honestly, I couldn't care less about the crap he was talking about.

I'm sure some of it is because I was never in the military so I don't relate to most of it.

 

[Drenalin]

I'm sure some of it is because I was never in the military so I don't relate to most of it.

I was in the military, same branch, and didn’t relate to much of it either.

 

[HighUintas]

The vast majority of it was him reading his fans' write in responses (in an obviously aroused voice) praising his part 1 episode where he put the small caliber fans in their place.

 

[Schmo]

The vast majority of it was him reading his fans' write in responses (in an obviously aroused voice) praising his part 1 episode where he put the small caliber fans in their place.

Basically

 

[Castle Rock]

What podcasts are you discussing

 

[Schmo]

What podcasts are you discussing

JVBs podcast from today. The ones referring to the psychedelics was one from S2H. Not sure why guys got sidetracked into discussing that podcast. Most of the convo has been about JVBs response to small calibers for hunting

 

[Castle Rock]

Sorry, but who is jvb, I don’t follow this stuff that closely

 

[Schmo]

Joseph Von Benedikt from the Backcountry Hunting podcast. For his last two episodes, he’s been “scientifically” chewing us out for thinking small calibers work great on game.

 

[Gorp2007]

JVBs podcast from today. The ones referring to the psychedelics was one from S2H. Not sure why guys got sidetracked into discussing that podcast. Most of the convo has been about JVBs response to small calibers for hunting

In fairness, this is literally a thread about the Shoot2Hunt podcast, so I don’t think it’s unreasonable for people to assume that’s the podcast in question.

 

[The Guide]

Sorry, but who is jvb, I don’t follow this stuff that closely

The brother of the BOAL ankle shooter (Aram) who has a podcast and runs with Ron Spomer.

Jay