Behind the Scenes of MeatEater Season 10

MeatEaterSeason 10, Part 1is live on Netflix right now. So much goes into each 20-minute episode, but we can’t show you everything from every adventure. Here’s a behind-the-scenes look at what you might have missed.

From Episode 1. Hunting clothes drying out on Luke Combs' tour bus after a morning hunt at antelope camp. That's a big, fancy, expensive clothesline.

From Episode 1. Dan Isbell is one hell of a storyteller, and he told a lot of stories at antelope camp. Here's the group gathered around listening to one of Dan's hilarious tales.

From Episode 2. Here's the crew trying to figure out how to get up this frozen waterfall during a stalk on the mountain goat hunt. It was our only way of approach to stay unseen while we closed the distance. In case you were wondering, we eventually made it up.

From Episode 3. During a midday break in Texas, we came across this racoon looking for some food and had to get a closer look to see what it was feeding on.

From Episode 3. Clay Newcomb showing off what a clean deer carcass should look like.

From Episode 4. The crew gathered around the table, listening to stories from a long day of flintlock hunting in Pennsylvania.

From Episode 5. This is the reason why the old saying “stubborn as a mule” exists. Here's Clay attempting to load mules during the hunt in Arkansas.

From Episode 5. Here's Janis and Steve taking a break during a squirrel hunt on an old abandoned couch in the middle of the Arkansas mountains. We're pretty sure Clay's ancestors put it there.

From Episode 5. Not often do you see a load of mules going through a coffee shop drive-through.

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