Remi Warren

Date: 2015-04-22 | Duration: 2h 52m

Episode Overview

Remi Warren dives into the intricate world of apex predators and traditional hunting, sharing firsthand experiences that blend natural history with the raw challenges of the hunt. He discusses the complex predator-prey dynamics between wolves and bison, highlighting how bison instinctively avoid humans and how Native American hunting practices historically impacted buffalo populations. Warren also reflects on the physical and mental demands of hunting, recounting grueling trips where endurance, skill, and respect for the animal are paramount. His stories emphasize the deep connection between hunter and environment, illustrating hunting as both a survival skill and a form of conservation. The conversation also explores the cultural aspects of hunting, including the misconceptions around hunters and the ethical considerations involved in taking an animal’s life. Warren touches on the evolving attitudes within hunting communities, addressing topics like inclusivity and the importance of portraying hunting authentically, without glamorization or detachment from reality. Additionally, he shares insights into animal behavior, such as how predators like harpy eagles hunt and the surprising dietary habits of deer. Throughout, Warren’s passion for studying animals in their natural habitats shines, offering listeners a nuanced perspective on wildlife, conservation, and the human role within these ecosystems.

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

– Wildlife Conservation
– Predator-Prey Dynamics
– Indigenous Hunting Practices
– Animal Behavior
– Survival Skills
– Cold Exposure Training
– Ethical Hunting
– Animal Physiology
– Outdoor Adventure
– Hunting Equipment
– Animal Tracking
– Human-Wildlife Interaction
– Animal Nutrition
– Wild Meat Preparation
– Environmental Adaptation
– Physical Conditioning
– Predator Species
– Cultural Perspectives on Hunting
0:00:00 – Introduction to Remi Warren and the show concept
0:02:21 – Cost-benefit analysis of wolf attacks on bison
0:06:00 – Plains Indians' impact on buffalo populations
0:10:29 – Wolf hunting strategies with elk in deadfall
0:13:27 – Different perspectives on conservation practices
0:18:49 – Speculation on future temperament of mountain lions
0:22:41 – Discussion about Joel Salatin and pig flavor
0:26:45 – Blue Heron spearing a gopher explained
0:28:08 – Harpy eagles hunting monkeys and sloths
0:30:21 – Historical presence of large birds of prey in North America
0:33:26 – Animals' ability to distinguish specific smells
0:36:26 – Training and free diving for hunting endurance
0:39:42 – Experience of breath-hold duration underwater
0:42:54 – Effects of cold water immersion on the body
0:44:05 – Cold shower training with Bob Caffarella
0:47:40 – Misconceptions about hunting addressed
0:50:50 – Challenges of inoculating giraffes for conservation
0:55:33 – Discussion on Ebola and African wildlife health
0:57:24 – Controversies around trophy hunting and public perception
1:02:25 – Changing social attitudes toward racism and homophobia
1:04:04 – Acceptability of different animal furs and leathers
1:06:06 – Use of squab and pigeon in local cuisine
1:07:33 – Allergic reactions to insects and cockroaches
1:10:45 – Physical toll of carrying hunted animals
1:14:30 – Getting sick from drinking untreated water in the wild
1:16:33 – Enjoying fresh elk steak over a campfire
1:18:46 – Mental toughness required for hunting challenges
1:22:10 – Emotional impact of hunting and memories created
1:25:20 – Shooting and eating wild turkey
1:28:09 – Hunting mountain goats and their wild coats
1:31:56 – Impact of non-native flightless birds on ecosystems
1:35:15 – Deer interacting with struggling birds in the wild
1:37:17 – Reality of hunting portrayed in TV shows
1:41:16 – Ethical decisions during hunting moments
1:48:06 – Utilitarian perspective on hunting animals for meat
2:04:00 – Physical risks and injuries in combat sports compared to hunting
2:09:39 – Training regimen for endurance hunting
2:18:20 – Critique of staged wildlife hunting scenes
2:39:31 – Engaging with anti-hunting perspectives
2:44:41 – Being part of the natural food chain through hunting
2:47:01 – Complete process of stalking, hunting, and butchering

Transcript Excerpt

Starting point is 00:00:00 Okay, we're live. Remy Warren. How are you, fella? Starting point is 00:00:21 Yeah, it was kind of like in the wind there. It was not, we didn't have a network for it yet. Starting point is 00:00:40 So I've been pretty pumped about it, because this is something that I've been thinking about for years. Starting point is 00:01:03 Yeah. Starting point is 00:01:49 that just sort of walk towards them. Starting point is 00:02:21 And it's the cost-benefit analysis for the wolf to attack that bison while it's standing there isn't great enough. Starting point is 00:02:57 So when the bison sees a human, it runs because that's how it stays safe. Starting point is 00:03:41 where it's a pretty famous painting. Starting point is 00:03:55 And I'd seen that. Starting point is 00:04:16 This is from the 1800s. Starting point is 00:04:43 And it's attacking, like, through the show we find out that. No, that's not it of those skins on our back and see what happens and it is attacking like through the show Starting point is 00:05:14 Oh, millions. Starting point is 00:05:32 That's what Steve was telling me. Starting point is 00:06:00 and what his what his paper is basically saying is that the Plains Indians, once they had figured out how to ride horses and shoot from horses, were already on the way to wiping out the buffalo. Starting point is 00:06:51 Really? And during that, and they were apparently like probably the number one predator of these bison. Starting point is 00:07:31 And they were just hanging around next to the Native Americans? Starting point is 00:07:49 Because apparently, a wolf can gorge like a hungry wolf that's really hungry. Starting point is 00:08:14 Like you went to the supermarket and picked up a 25 pound turkey and you ate it yourself. Starting point is 00:08:52 Oh, yeah. Starting point is 00:09:01 Nothing compared to a wolf. Starting point is 00:09:21 And I'd been hunting this one bull. Starting point is 00:09:54 and I was telling him t...

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