Remi Warren

Date: 2018-01-04 | Duration: 2h 36m

Episode Overview

Remi Warren shares gripping stories and deep insights from his life as a hunter, filmmaker, and wilderness guide, focusing heavily on encounters with bears and the raw realities of hunting in rugged terrain. He recounts a tense bear attack where quick thinking and teamwork helped diffuse a dangerous situation, illustrating the unpredictable nature of wilderness survival. Warren also reflects on the physical and mental challenges of hunting, emphasizing the importance of preparation, fitness, and respect for the animals and environment. His vivid descriptions bring to life the intensity of stalking elk and navigating steep, remote landscapes. The conversation delves into broader themes of wildlife management, conservation, and the complex relationship humans have with predators like bears and wolves. Warren discusses the resurgence of certain species due to conservation efforts, while also highlighting the ongoing challenges posed by habitat loss and invasive species. He shares his philosophy on hunting as a meaningful connection to nature, contrasting it with modern society’s detachment from food sources. Throughout, Warren’s passion for public lands and authentic outdoor experiences shines, offering listeners a candid look at the balance between survival skills, environmental stewardship, and personal growth in the wild.

About Remi Warren

Remi Warren is a renowned hunter, adventurer, and videographer known for his expertise in outdoor exploration and wildlife conservation. As the host of the captivating show "Apex Predator" on the Sportsman Channel, he combines his passion for hunting with storytelling, showcasing the thrill and challenges of the wilderness. With a background that includes guiding hunts in some of the most challenging terrains, Remi is celebrated for his innovative approach to hunting and his commitment to ethical practices. His engaging personality and deep knowledge of nature make him a compelling figure in the outdoor community, inspiring both seasoned hunters and newcomers alike.

Key Moments

– Bear Attacks
– Wildlife Conservation
– Backcountry Hunting
– Survival Skills
– Archery Techniques
– Outdoor Fitness
– Animal Behavior
– Public Lands
– Predator-Prey Dynamics
– Wilderness Camping
– Invasive Species
– Traditional Hunting
– Spear Fishing
– Wilderness Navigation
– Human-Wildlife Interaction
– Hunting Ethics
– Wild Game Processing
– Cold Water Hunting
– Mental Preparation
0:00:18 – Introduction to bear attack story
0:01:03 – Surviving a bear attack and injuries
0:05:07 – Discussion of large wildlife in habitat
0:06:17 – Another bear attack in the same area
0:07:57 – Bear confusion caused by group scattering
0:09:57 – Positioning between bear and group member
0:11:18 – Using trekking pole during bear encounter
0:13:31 – Bear's knowledge of carcass in tree
0:15:04 – Broader context of bear attacks
0:17:10 – Relocating camp after bear incident
0:21:42 – Bluff charge by bear within 15 yards
0:24:43 – Repeated bear attacks and final rifle shot
0:28:22 – Comparing bear size and strength
0:32:40 – Katmai Preserve bear videos and permits
0:36:38 – Wolf attack story and mounted wolf display
0:44:10 – Human impact on bear populations
0:50:30 – Hunters for the hungry program in Maui
0:56:09 – Native grasses and tundra ecosystem
0:58:40 – Emotional connection to hunted animals
1:04:23 – Underwater hunting and octopus as prey
1:06:20 – Breathing techniques to slow heart rate
1:08:03 – Incredible breath-holding abilities
1:10:53 – First meeting on Steve's show
1:14:51 – Advocacy for public lands access
1:19:56 – Enjoyment of struggle in hunting
1:24:49 – Weight training and kettlebells for hunters
1:32:06 – Hiking speed and pack carrying skills
1:36:46 – Unprepared hikers and wilderness dangers
1:40:24 – Importance of knowledge and experience outdoors
1:42:17 – Instincts and DNA in survival situations
1:46:31 – Critical moments in bear encounter
1:48:50 – Archery mindset: be the arrow
1:53:18 – Difficulty of elk hunting with bow vs rifle
1:57:48 – Salmon as seasonal food source for bears
1:59:55 – Heartbreaking polar bear starvation video
2:03:56 – Challenges of mountain hunting
2:10:27 – Subsistence living from local wildlife
2:14:46 – Bear tried to eat dog story
2:17:16 – Multiple animal charges during hunting season
2:23:31 – Bundy standoff and land management issues
2:25:14 – Upcoming hunting trips and destinations

Transcript Excerpt

Starting point is 00:00:00 Five, four, three, two... Starting point is 00:00:18 because I wanted to save it. Starting point is 00:00:33 Oh, it was, that was just nuts. Starting point is 00:01:03 survive a bear attack. It scratched up a little bit. Starting point is 00:01:27 Like what are the odds that that happens? Starting point is 00:02:06 You don't, Starting point is 00:02:18 I just remember it was, Starting point is 00:02:36 They are big brown bears. Starting point is 00:03:05 once, is it because, like Rinella Starting point is 00:03:22 back at them fondly. Yeah, that's exactly Starting point is 00:03:50 and it's so steep that it takes forever to go somewhere so to put it in perspective to go say Starting point is 00:04:17 So you've got all that kind Starting point is 00:04:46 And then I put it on my Instagram story. Starting point is 00:05:07 vegetation and literal monsters yeah i mean giant bears and then big um the elk are probably Starting point is 00:05:38 That's a big animal. Starting point is 00:06:17 Somebody went in there, same place, bear attacked him. Starting point is 00:06:36 Same area. Probably had taken over that area. Starting point is 00:06:59 We hang it in a tree. Starting point is 00:07:31 we're filming and there was six of us all together. Starting point is 00:07:57 It was that scattering of things just going everywhere that caused confusion for the bear. Starting point is 00:08:20 We decided, oh, we'll have lunch before we hike back Starting point is 00:08:51 And when I sat down, I took my pack off. Starting point is 00:09:35 you don't want to be that guy. Like, Oh yeah. The guy that needs a pistol all the time. Yeah, Starting point is 00:09:57 So Steve was between me and the bear. Starting point is 00:10:10 I mean, I see it coming in the whole way, just beady eyes locked in on me, Starting point is 00:10:45 as i remember it and so i start to go for the gun and realize fuck i don't have time to get to my Starting point is 00:11:18 He grabbed...

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