Podbit · The Joe Rogan Experience
Luke missed a 140-yard antelope shot. Then, from 1,093 yards away in windy conditions, he hit an antelope in the head. The team could only ask: how do you miss 140 and then hit 1,093? That's hunting for you.
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Gaethje pulls out his phone and shows footage from a GoHunt antelope trip. The conditions were brutal — constant wind, animals that never stopped moving, impossible to get prone. Luke missed from 140 yards. Then, from 1,093 yards out on shooting sticks in the wind, Luke dropped an antelope with a shot to the head or neck. The team's only question was: how? How does someone miss 140 and hit 1,093? Rogan follows with a naturalist's detour: pronghorn are prehistoric survivors, able to see for miles, running at 55 mph because North American cheetahs once chased them across the plains before going extinct approximately 11,800 years ago in the Younger Dryas extinction event. Gaethje notes that decoys and horses still work on them — they evolved to fear specific predator profiles, not everything. He says whitetail deer in Arizona are his favorite hunt, the 'gray ghost' that his lifelong hunting buddies can spot and he still struggles to find.
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