Steven Rinella argues that hunters should prioritize setting up in locations where they are most likely to kill an animal rather than focusing on viewing nature.

“You don't want to set up in a spot where you can view nature. >> Yeah. >> Because >> But I kind of do >> because your goal is to kill nature. Like you need to set up in a spot where you're going to kill nature, not view nature.”

Ryan Callaghan asserts that when dealing with dangerous wildlife encounters, a person has either been charged or they have not, and the concept of an 'almost-charge' is not valid.

“I said I was like there's no such thing as almost getting charged. So I don't want anybody saying we almost got charged. >> It's like you almost you do or you don't. That's that's all that's all there is to it.”