Catch and Cook CRAWFISH! Ep16 | How to Cook and Eat CRAWDADS Survival Challenge!
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- The goal of The Wilderness Living Challenge Season 3 survival series is to GAIN or MAINTAIN body mass living only on 100% WILD FOODS! In this episode we show you how to cook crawfish from the creek right to the table, step-by-step!
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Unlike Naked and Afraid, ALONE, or Survivorman, there is no limit to the tools we are allowed to use. Living off just WILD foods is harder than you think!
In this episode we set funnel and pyramid traps for crawfish, crawdad, yabbies, prawns or crayfish, whatever you prefer. We use dog food and let them sit for a couple hours before checking. The crawfish are stored in a special trap with no exits. Then we rinse the crawfish with fresh water in a small kid pool to help wash them. After that we dump them into a turkey boiler on high heat, add spices, corn, potatoes and sausage. We then show you how to remove the digestive system for eating!
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We fish for catfish, alligator gar, long nose gar and drum, crawfish, crawdads, or yabbies, ghost shrimp, bluegill, rio grande perch, armored catfish, flathead catfish, blue catfish, alligator, freshwater clams, leopard Frog.
All wild foods are on the menu!
We seek out wild edibles including prickly pear cactus pads or nopal, cactus fruit or tuna, wild onions, mulberries, wild grape, Texas persimmons, pecan and anacua, mulberry, tasajillo, turks cap, yucca pods, cats briar, oion, chili pequin, duck weed, ground cherries, desert hackberry.
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the wooded Beardsman. i grew up in the ozarks. and in bull shoals lake i caught crawdads the size of lobsters. no joke
Why do u kill animals you have a lot of food
Hey WB how often do you plan on doing Wilderness Living Challenges. My nephew and I love watching them. I was just wondering because it looks like it takes ALOT out of you.
Great video as usual! My son and I enjoy your videos very much.. keep them coming
Our Favourite video was Puddle Lake.. would love to go there..
I really appreciate you taking the time in this video to thank Bob and his wife for the hospitality and the like. It shows a lot about your character. You folks seem like the kind of people I would want to have around me when the chips are down also.
The least I could do.
“It’s bitter... but edible!”
“Don’t eat that..”
taheelur1 that got me too lol
taheelur1 lol
😂
why
lol
By this time I was so hungry. I just wanted to eat. I went down to help and tried to pretend I had, "bugged out" to the hills. This was a fun, educational and Hard adventure. Thank you all for inviting me. And really brother, don't eat that! lol to late
You rock Wes. Wish the challenge had included you in it.
Wes S more of this wes. Your story about the corn bread was gold.
Wes do your own style survival BUG-OUT challenge,,be good
"This is how you trap em in the desert" lmao
hope Bob is feeling better, nice guy and cool old cowboy 😎
Bob posted on his Patreon page a few days ago post-surgery and seemed in high spirits. Head there and give the full message a read, I'm hoping he gets well soon too.
@@johnbirkholz994 hey John, thanks for your comment! I wouldn't of known otherwise. Good man!
No problem! I'll do you one more and tell you Bob released a post-op video today on his channel but you probably already saw that. I've never felt more invested in the well being of a complete stranger, and I only found Bobs channel a few weeks ago. I think that speaks to his demeanor and character.
@@johnbirkholz994 absolute legend
This has quickly become one of my favorite channels. So fascinating and knowledgeable on your adventures. Good stuff!
Love the change of scenery! Awesome to see you switching up locations every once and a while. You run your channel so professionally and teach so many great skills. You inspire people to get outside more and that’s a scarce thing nowadays! Cheers.
XD it edible “don’t eat that”
Edible*
its speelled edibal
IKnowI well you know what I mean
I still wonder why not.
@@MachinaOpus 🤔
Glad to see you youtubers do great videos together
"The Beard Strikes again! Bob needs a Canada lesson how to properly eat Woodchuck!" 👍
How to eat polar bear!
I confess ignorance.
I disagree Bob...In the School of the woods there is No Graduation Day!
Brad Yelich actually, beaver is a delicacy here in the states. You just don’t realize it because we eat them behind closed doors ;)
Pill the tail...Pinch the head and sux the guts and brain out...If seasoned right its not bitter...Grandma would make crawfish head pie...its like a pot pie but guts brain and tail meat...
I love checking out this channel, I got involved in out door survival as a teen and loved it and have continued to develop different skills. This channel continues to help me come up with different things I want to try myself.
Nice vid... here in the UK we have our own Crayfish that are being wiped out by the introduction of an invasive American / Red Signal Crayfish which is bigger than our native species... if we catch the Red Signal Crayfish, no matter the size, its illegal to put them back in our waterways... some restaurants serve Crayfish and it is delicious, been thinking of getting some traps and fishing for some myself.
Worth the effort!
Its fun to do if you have free time
Here In Texas is the same with Tilapia carp. It is illegal to put them back in the water,no matter the size.
Free time? Set a trap before work and pick it up after work
Scott Rea Project channel is always catching / cooking them......
When he droped all of the craw fish a laughed so hard
Poor man’s lobster!!! Good eatin’
I like that their respectful towards the creature. Before they eat them
You and Bob are always fun to watch. Surprised Wes was so cool as well.
Dude, Bob and his wife are great! I love them, and wish them the best!
Appreciated.
That awasome Vidio, teaching set the trap, and cooking material, and party crayfish all ready...🕵️👌👌👍nice Cris and Bob,
“Can’t get in or out”
*spills everywhere*
LOL
I just about never laugh out loud when alone. But the mummy scarab routine when the trap opened on wes.. good stuff.
24:09
"Dont eat that" - wes is pissed off lol
When coming your new video
I breed crawfish in my pond, so we can have kräftskiva (crawfish party) in august every year, thats how we do it in Sweden ;)
Love crayfish, they are delicious.
Crawdad
@@spencerhagen7798 Wikipedia says "Crayfish, also known as crawfish, crawdads, crawldads, freshwater lobsters, mountain lobsters, mudbugs or yabbies,..."
Yabbies 😂
I love this channel! So informative and you seem very nice. Just a wholesome channel all around.
Thanks Dawna!
Wes is such a character
Rolling on the river
nice craw-fish
Thanks for the video
The one piece of video I hoped would be corrupt. And here it is! literally laugh my butt off.
Droping crabs then catching crabs again 😂😂 It was like my Uncle after a night at the bar 😂😂
Hahah Wes, good times buddy!!!!
Lol
You and Bob need to visit Chris in Canada.. Cmon man make it happen Woodbeard!
Sven The Destroyer that would be awesome.
One of the best channels on YT, I love it!
Hey Wooded Beardsman. I love your episodes I watch them while working on my assignments. Each episode gets better and better looking forward to the next one! If you ever come to Cape Town South Africa let me know!
That would be cool!
I loved this series . Texas, love the land live the land
14:03 it was at this moment, he knew, he f***ed up
Haha
He was only trying to demonstrate how you trap em in the desert.
Good stuff, I breed crayfish in my pond, they are delicious food :)
Crawdaddies !
Nothing like a low country boil! Looks great!
Personally i think they're pretty good if you cook em right
*there*
Wow.
they're? Lol
@@defense200x their
Bug,What's wrong with the word, they're? It's a perfectly acceptable contraction of the words, they and are =they're=they are. It has nothing to do with the words, there, or their. Their is possessive and there can indicate direction and "There are several kinds of crawfish." Quick was saying of the crawfish, "I think they are pretty good if you cook them right." They're pretty good.I live in Louisiana and I think they're delicious when cooked correctly. YUM!
My two favorite survivalist TH-camrs in one video!? This is a dream come true!!!
14:03 Why did he sound like a wounded Minecraft character
emera lmaooo truee
If you pull that center tail fin out before you boil them it works 100% of the time. Learned that in Wisconsin.
We call them crAYfish in Australia also.
I guess when in Rome though haha
It's like an everywhere but the south thing. Down here we say it as a joke
Ayyyy!
I've always called em yabbies cuz I thought it was funny. In Tennessee though we call them crawdads
I know this because of AC/DC. They've got the biggest balls of them all.
I actually always watch your videos from beginning to end, it is calming and great background noise while I read (or try to) or do some crafts.
Thanks!
they are called 'yabbies' here in Australia, I try to catch 'em all the time in the freshwater (dams and such) when out in the bush, good tucker, add a little butter and garlic while cooking and a brilliant feed.
Damn you're making me jealous, crawfish season in New Orleans doesn't start until January
I hope y'all sucked da heads!
I love watching these catch and cook videos
what you talkin bout i call them mini lobsters
they call them that in China too
We call em crawdads
I call em crayfish
pre-lobs or loblings
Aquatic Cockaroaches
I am loving this series!
I am not a seafood person, I would dig into the potatoes and onions & sausage.
How did it go with Bob's surgery? I missed the update
It went well. He's 6 times better in one eye, the other has no vision, but he's confident that he can get back up and going.
@@TheWoodedBeardsman Excellent news! Now you have to convince him to do a survival challenge up in Canada in the winter.
We used to have big ones in Canada too, I remember when I was a kid we would catch a tub of them in small streams around the walleye lake (in QC) we used to go fishing to, maybe a little bit smaller than these. But in the last 20 years or so they have gotten smaller...
*WAIT- why you keep saying “bite” instead of “pinching”?* I love water related food ❤️, keep up doing these!!!
Tasty (Mud bugs) Texas term yummy Crawdads works too..
oh ... so this is the good content side of TH-cam!
God bless you bro keep showing us the way through the wilderness
You are awesome man, such a good attitude about life and nature. I envy your life!!
Your videos never cease to amaze me. They’re just so real, it’s great
I live in southern Louisiana. Catching crawfish is a weekend activity 😂
Its like watching Gargamel chasing smurfs....poor smurfs! He boiled you with corn cobs & old bay seasoning...!
Kinda neat learning about them--thanks!
Once a while you get the daddy crawfish and lemme tell you they are real-
*T H I C C*
Mein Mein sick
@@NRUTO-ev6op your dumb
Great catch and cook!! My mouth was just drooling!!
Hahaha I should have waited till today to go catch crawdads, I went yesterday and only got about 13.
Yeay! Wes is back!!! Great video :D!
You had one job Wes! One job! Jk. Def a Wes sub too!
Gotta laugh man!!!
I might of had a slow start to this survival challenge, but nothing like doing college work and listening to two grown men wrestle a 5 foot gator gar in another tab while typing essays! Absolutely love the series!! Great to see you getting out and exploring more wildlife and environments than your own backyard. Makes you have to rethink your survivalist strategies, I.e. The big fires. {Hope bob looks forward to anothersubscriver and viewer too!}
Vegans are gonna love this "humane" way of boiling crawfish. LOL
bahahahahaha
Shellfish lack the brain power to feel pain. Crawfish, Lobster, and Crab feel no pain.
Also they die almost instantly in boiling water. It's not like throwing a mammal into a pot that slowly dies.
@@levvy3006 odds are that's probably true but it's still not proven.
Levvy, yes, they do feel pain, but when they're plunged into boiling water, it's so fast it most likely doesn't register as pain.
Love your videos. Thanks for the consistent content.
great content! these videos take me away from my everyday stress, you have no idea how many people these videos help. many thanks!
So it's like a basic crawfish boil. Badass that you caught them yourself man cool video
i grew up in louisiana hunted and fished with my dad...love this series
I’m really enjoying this series, I’ve seen a few episodes but I plan to watch them all! I’ve lived in Texas all my life but just moved to North Carolina for a new opportunity. Y’all keep making me hungry! And I sure miss home, thank you Chris for making these and thank you Bob for providing the land and thank you Wes for the laughs. I wish I still had land that I could bring you to! Maybe someday soon I’ll find something good up here.
best overlapping of channels ever great series
when i was a kid i used to catch crawdads for the local tackle stores,or i would trade them for fishing gear.when my uncle found out about my crawdad catching skills he would take me fishing if i caught him a bucket full...oh the memories.
I just subbed instantly, I love these types of outdoor channels.
The yellow stuff inside of the crawfish is called the fat and it lends a lot of flavor to the crawfish. I love it in crawfish etouffee' and crawfish cornbread.
Great video! Thoroughly enjoyed watching that 🍻
My first crawfish boil was in Texas, the country side of Houston and I’m from MI 😍
I love my shrimp and I love Lobster. Never had them but how can I not love them
Really liked this vid m8-leave it to them ole country boys.They know how to survive!
WHAT NO INVITE lol I want some so bad
Wow. I love the taste of it. Still one of my favorites.
I've gotta get to the south for some good coastal cooking! You make it so appealing.
Cool i love catching them by hand
You guys are awesome and i cant see any animal cruelty.. really good educational things for people that may not be in your specific region. Keep on, keeping on.
Definatly gonna try this someday.
@19:25ish.. that is BEAUTIFUL! 😳😍😍😍👍 🦀 🎉🎉
I’m a Louisianan and I have crawfish boils every year and crawfish is literally one of the easiest creatures to cook
Just a heads up for a survival take away meal, If they are anything like our Australian Yabby, you can also keep them alive by just throwing some wet grass on top of them in a bucket. If you store them in a bucket of water they will die in no time.
It might not be useful info in Texas, but you never know when you'll be in Australia :)
The Australian Yabby can walk for miles over land when they need to to get to a new water source, and have no problem being out of water for ages. (a day or so, not a month)
I'm really enjoying your new approach, keep doing it!
120ThingsIn20Years/BullwinkleII/Craig Kirby
Crayfish taste great! And yeah those traps did the work!
You are a beast at eating creatures.. Awesome.
Love the series only started watching the last few weeks, would love it just if you could make your series into playlists as for new followers going back to watch some of your old videos they are pretty hard to follow in order. Love he content you bring I know I will be watching you for a long time to come!
Yes you are very lucky and I am very happy for you
Awesome! Sometimes when I'm having no luck with the trout I just gotta grab some craws so I got something to eat Haha. They are damn tasty in BC. Would love to try some of those big southern ones.
Another good way to catch craw fish is getting a stick with string and tying a chicken drum to the end then u throw it in and youll catch about 2-3 per throw and u just get a net and buckets and you’ll catch a ton. I live in nm and im vietnamese and we do that in little dams and we catch 3-4 buckets full of em its really fun
Great video. Highly entertaining fellas.
I dont know if you know but salt water helps clean their systems out. So the taste wont be so bitter. But you werent wrong for how you cooked yours. They look great!
Speak for your neck of the woods brother. We have crayfish that big here in my neck of the woods. I have eaten them many times, excellent in garlic butter! Ill be going out soon to grab some.
Thanks for sharing,
Cheers!
I see two items missing from your boil. Celery stalks with lots of leaves. And a couple lemons halved. The celery adds a mild flavor. The lemons brighten all the other flavors. A Zataran's crab boil bag is an option too.
now that was a meal. thanks for the video.
This was a great video man, keep on doing what you do.
I’m from Louisiana and I’m happy you pronounced them correct
Back at you woodedbeardsman! !!!!!
nice mini game there with the guy who drop the crawdads lol.