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@@eddieorf yes, that's all it gets.

@GlennLaTour I'm just a regular guy with regular gear. Anybody can do it with a little know-how. Hope I was able to give that to you here. Thanks for watching!

@AcedrinksLIVE a couple bee stings never killed anyone... well, not me. After you've been hit a couple of times, you grow pretty numb to it. Keeps you in check!

@@jamiewatson3830 wheels and tires came as a package deal. Just make sure the lug pattern is correct

You have link on wheels and tires thanks

@paulcziman624 everything you see on my channel is 100% legal.

@@calisterbrawner9961 let me know what you think!

@artbraun7915 that's it. Wouldn't hurt to throw some garlic in there too.

@jamielotz that's exactly what I meant to say. Sometimes words get mixed when you're multitasking! Thanks for watching, and I'm glad you're able to take something away from the videos. That's what they're here for!

@@outdoorman7425 a couple hours every spring is all it takes!

@@ChadAF_YT that's how you come out on top

@@JayEverett-sb6vd a.co/d/dGLgfoU

dude your spraying poison, and not only is it getting on you, its getting on your food that you eat.

@@trevorfahey3819 glad you were able to find it!

@pz1269 may have been a slight exaggeration. Probably more like 65 to 70 lbs. He was big a guy.

I suggest you take a look at the full video for complete context. While your there, I have a ton of great recipes, information and entertainment as well. Thanks for watching!

What a hateful comment. Making homemade boudin from deer meat is something only someone who has made it a time or two would know how to do. I’m sure he’s got people yapping his ear every deer season begging for some of his cooking.

@joelmead4299 it doesn't bug me one bit. With the amount of content that I have floating around the internet, it's only a matter of time before someone shows their ignorance. It's clear that he only knows one way to cook his deer. Unfortunately, it's only his loss that he isn't paying attention and trying something new. On the bright side, I got his view and planted a seed... maybe.

@@wildfedfamily good outlook on this man I envy your composure. Gained a new subscriber and I sent the video to my neighbor we do a lot of different wild game recipes ourselves so one of us is going to try the boudin this season for sure!

@joelmead4299 let me know how it turns out. Thanks for the subscription and best of luck in the woods!

@ImPacosTacos doing my best!

She's a pretty special kid. Probably has seen more animals processed than 99 percent of the American population. I can deal with the questions, simply because I love to watch her learn. We had a great time with many more to come!

@@nickgironda8932 you won't be disappointed!

I believe you! I’ve made your venison pastrami twice now! So easy - so delicious 😋 I wanna try canning venison so that’s gonna be somewhere down the road. Greetings from South Carolina 👋

@nickgironda8932 awesome man! Glad you liked it enough to make it twice. The canning is super easy and always turns out great. Best of luck !

@Landonlikesbaball took me along for the ride too haha. He got the last word in

@wildfedfamily 🤣

@Post_Oak_ keep at it, and best of luck! Check out the wildgame cooking playlist that I have. Those are all long form and in-depth videos. I also have a lot of recipes on my shorts that should help give you plenty of ideas

@@montanalivin8248 they keep you on your toes!

@@garyraynor7456 no doubt

@@RandyMauck it's good fun for all of us!

@wildfedfamily it's how I was raised and I raised my girls the same

@NolanBrown8rx410 I get a kick out of it too!

@@wildfedfamily Haha my baby sister just turned 5 so i miss it sometimes

@@localhentie7128 it sure feels like it sometimes. Thank you!

Thank you, he was a heavy one too!

@ yah it looked like it

My favorite video 😂

@holly_at_home_ Addy's too

@@Thedarrkknihhht she's the best!

@ I just got a little lemon beagle puppy, her name is Lily. She’s going on her first hunting trip in the morning, wish us luck lol

@trust-n0one1001 when I'm through with them, they make their way to the compost. Tomatoes love a calcium rich soil.

That's not a bad idea, yet I can say I never thought of that. I never have issues with 4 dogs and a cat that sleep next to the garden, but it's a great solution. Thank you.

@@HeadsDisplay that's all in the full video down to the fine details.

@jayredstone107 when you have kids, everything gets cut in half. You might as well turn it into a glamor shot.

@ellenclayton5955 I agree completely, but even with the first year peppers, I can't keep up with eating them fresh, or putting them in cans. I still have 2 year old quarts. All from a 5 dollar 6 pack that I buy once a year.