Joe Rogan Experience #1181 — John Dudley Transcript

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0:00 Let's get squirrely. you that way? They were Aubrey's. trash talk to them and there was a big brawl right yeah right next to me on the other side from where what you're doing but you know there's a price to be paid for all this shit like all the all the was in a brawl with them and they were they were the main event and then the fans of one band This was going on.

3:15 is maybe the worst public really hit the guy. You know what I mean? there's a lot of people in the crowd that can throw down. shit talker he knows if i just turn around and talk shit i could get wrapped up and be dead quick. I'd say about 30%. shit went down, how many guys could actually things that um cam cam hayne said was like you know he needs to start running like go go run in

6:00 so you're not getting real breaths, it was after the first guy, you know, wanted to fight me on the playground. He's like uh you know i think it was after the first guy you know wanted to fight He's going to be here at 11, and we'll get a chance to talk to him Yeah. who the fuck let their kid yeah exactly and the bears biting them the is biting him. The bear is biting him.

8:38 He was on top, and the bear bit him, and he let the bear get on top. Oh, yeah. I know. A bear? Johnsburg. But his dad just let him ride it out. He's good. Bears have a very good guard. We don't want bullying. A couple shots of vodka, grizzly bear. Yeah. Oh, yeah. I mean, Conor hit him with some pretty good front kicks to the body and some other things but didn't really get much off on the feet

11:52 him, and gave He prepared for Conor. in the most trouble because you know the guy just fought four rounds got the fuck beaten out of him, got choked. I heard a lot of people, there's a lot of silly non-experts out there saying that that wasn't a choke or that wasn't a neck crank. And it's a nasty choke. See how he grips his hands? It doesn't matter.

14:19 Yeah, perfect. Marcelo Garcia is one. And have Dean Lister do that shit to you, Why did he do that to you? And he kind of just looked at me. Shout out to Damien. That's one of the hardest parts for me is I'm so new at it that I feel like my cognitive functioning is not at a level to take in. You know, they were like, well, if the elbow is like this, and I said, yeah, that won't work. The elbow has to be like this. And I remember Damien looked

17:56 Yeah. They can excel at jiu-jitsu too. They don't know. they're like, how do you do that? And it's just understanding of leverage and muscle and then it you know once they understand that flow it gets really easy but until that it looks like Most people, even if they have like a strong left arm, like if I go, flex your arm, you and turning your body into a hook,

20:29 you're throwing less right hands than you are left hands. And so my left side was bigger. Like my left I think it's just the use, just the sheer number. Ferguson's match was amazing. to get in there and they have to bolt down that ligament to the bone. Were they able to use the It looked like he got hurt on that leg because Pettis hit that leg twice really hard,

23:00 He's the best. How about who he said? I got a phone call were hot? She's like, He is so classic. and 30 seconds to go. at the fight you're kind of just watching and waiting for something like that to happen But when you keep it on a certain frequency, building especially that one yeah there was just electricity like radiating from person to person And then there was also, like, the controversy of the controversy of how he won the title.

26:20 If there's not a Yeah. yeah i mean he's so much better yeah he's gonna have to go back in time and rethink this i mean He's never going to get there. Yeah. And when I stepped away for two or three years, even though I contemplated upper 590s um at something the size of a dime explain what that means so like um to hit that You get sharper because your mind's in that place.

30:42 explain what the total archery challenge is for people. Total Archery Challenge is a tournament that, that sorry i actually have the video oh and uh yeah it's just very technical because you're the It's literally a resort, yeah. But I shot it with this group and taught them the technicalities of it. And because of that, I really wanted to be I think the one day I shot around 500 a day, I think I time-lapsed one of those. I don't know

33:45 And then you go home for a few days, you repack, you retune, And then, but when you shot anything that was on a world level, you did. Yeah. Kills your nerves, right? a guy that had done well at tournaments several times. And I said, yeah, he always does good. He said, all right, well, let's see how you how you do if you shoot when you have a buzz going.

36:20 we we had to go through testing or be like, if, for example, at an event when I meddled, because of the fact they're not having a deal with adrenaline spikes and accelerated heart rate And we would just, if me, you and Jamie said that's out, then even if Sharon's was close, it'd be out. I've seen groups where they did. I want to know what that's like.

38:44 I'm not interested. It's outside. I was one row behind you guys, and I was next to this kid who had never ridden a roller coaster, and he was terrified. whirly wind things. Daytona Beach, but that's Florida. Oh, Jesus Christ. Yeah, oof. Daytona Beach. Do they have a roller coaster in a Buc-ee's yet? Probably do whatever you want. It is crazy. That's weird, right?

42:03 But if it's 10,000 acres, it's fenced in. Where are you going? you feel about that? Yeah, it's squirrely. then I'm kind of okay with it. I think he also has a problem moving around well. He's had some serious surgeries. Yep. is backpacking public land, go into the wilderness, know about them and if you tell someone about their spot on public land they'll get mad at you

47:51 Like you figured out a way to have a private spot on public land. and you're sitting there in your boat with a bunch of buddies. I think there's... We've got a giant ass lake. and I'm at that spot. That's ridiculous. going back there. I see the argument, though, That's so ridiculous. Well, could you imagine if you, say you were going elk hunting, you left camp an hour and a half before daylight,

50:07 This is a spot that's been the same way for a common way of thinking. national forest land can i go to public land can i go to this spot land? Can I go to public land? This is my tree. It's a weird code. Just find another hoop to play on. This is my spot. place, they hike in, take some nine miles, and then you're there. I mean, obviously there's a ton of, ton of stuff, but out of courtesy.

53:28 That's what's weird. So if you find a really good area in public land that's supposed to be Yeah, that's not me. But I also understand that people do. No, but it's not because it shows that there's a different thing in the pursuit of a wild animal. like epic deer. spot finding your animals out there finding your spot but it's more difficult is the point so like

56:49 For me, yeah. I think we went nine, did 100 miles. Yeah. intermediary which is like a really nice ranch that's not a high fence but it's a private ranch had an opportunity like that so that was you, you know, quite a, quite a difference for me. They actually texted me back and ruled back that it was not a grizzly. pretty cool for him to have an experience like that. And it took us, I forget how far out we were, several, several miles from camp.

1:00:15 But the actual cavity was half buried. reasons is they want they don't want like prey birds like crows and stuff to be able to see it mound where they'll kind of crawl in there and they literally like eat from one side to the other side, you know, and it's normally the back end first. hill in, I think he said a hundred years. So he's like, you know, would you be willing to go back

1:03:15 You can tell by they don't have. like that bear that was wrestling Khabib, you could see the claws. or a black bear rather. that you were talking about on the first podcast we ever did um there was some fresh tracks and then we heard one howl, like, during that thing. because the way – he came in at the very end because he wanted to know to kind of you know i think he just wanted to know, okay, what's caused all this, this stuff.

1:06:51 I owe this dude. I'm pretty sure I know what it is. It's hard to tell from a photo. Yeah He doesn't care. Yeah. They're beasts. like, Oh, yep. I know not to do this. I know not to do that. I mean, their, their, their intelligence Elk. just much lower. But there was, like I said, there was still sign that there was some in They kind of shot test rounds over and they kind of, I don't know, went off there or whatever. But

1:11:53 of balance you don't want the animals overpopulating and you do want some sort of a and you like all these other animals, you can't have too many wolves. It's one small caribou herd. you know i'm sure you know this but many people don't uh the females actually have antlers and I don't know. At least you bigger. Yeah. And their antlers are a little bit bigger,

1:14:34 I'm pretty sure I saw that in a documentary, that the females have it to fend off wolves. They're supposed to be delicious. But not streams, whatever, a path full of them. But you'll see elk like that. Yeah. But two, it doesn't bother me if things snapped off. Exactly. Well, there's a lot of camera people there. It's just a sear. I think about, it was, the pot was so massive, but I put in about six cups of bone broth

1:17:50 Did you put onions in there too? And then we went ahead and put in all the grilled peppers and stuff in there, were coming up to me saying what was that and i'm like neck and they they couldn't believe it they they use these pellets that are made out of wood. So like this table, if you've never used a pellet grill, folks, they use these pellets that are made out of wood.

1:19:46 and then they have this little worm drive where this hopper feeds down into they said i think one bag of pellets is equivalent to a full propane thing. Yeah, so this is what we cooked in camp. goes up to the top of the back and the back that meat that goes along the top of the spine is what And then you're doing it in the mountains, the view out there, and just it's incredible.

1:22:09 Yeah, we did. the ranger really small one yep that thing is That's perfect. And it's not heavy either. No, I mean, for on-the-go, it's awesome. The new one's called the Ranger. and I knew he always worked out early, so I text him at like 5 in the morning. If he got there and you were on his rock, would he get mad? And I'm like, oh, my goodness, that is astronomical.

1:25:33 That right there is a great, great option. You can cook for more than two on that thing. Traeger makes buckets. it's called a, I think they call it a burning pot. Essentially your pellets are burning in a small pot. Think of that just the same as you would a campfire pit. As you're burning wood all the time, flaring up just you know fire and smoke because the fat was dripping down into the fire it's like

1:28:03 just cooks from above? Well, it's definitely a better way to do it if you're using propane. And my ribeyes, all that marbling, it was just a big burning mess. Yeah. Once it cooks slow enough, even all those harder tendons that are in there, My cookbook would be boring because it would be, you know, olive oil, When you do it, like, do you get it to a certain temperature? Like say if you want your,

1:31:49 eat it because when I put it in there and wrap it up, most vegetables for me take 20 minutes. and according to, you know, the color throughout that, I'll serve it out to everybody according And that's the other thing, too, is besides keeping the basics for seasoning is those thermapens right i mean if you have a It tells you what's going on. Yeah. but I just got the full version a couple of days ago.

1:34:55 Yeah, for good cause. It is awesome. It's just about all these. It's out of his fucking mind. Yeah. Yeah. Well, it's more than just that, but yeah, the, the entire brand or, you know, And what are you going to do with the meat from the bison? the Army. get these bisons ground all my friends that are, that are military base or have, you know, served for us. And, and, you

1:38:41 John Cavanaugh should be here in a second now if he's not already here. I really do. Yeah. Yeah. See you soon. Thank you.