Things I've learned: 1. Don't eat stuff that you're not sure about. 2. Ants might be wasps. 3. Some bugs are either friendly or dead or both. 4. If you look down in Florida, you'll find shark teeth. 5. Shrimp are gonna stab you 6: Squish all the moss!
I love any place foraging. I watch another channel from Wales, who does coastal foraging with his dog. His dog likes to catch anything caught in tidal pools. That guy finds edible plants that grow near the tidal pools AND creatures left in the tidal pools and stuff. And then he cooks them and eats them right there on the shore. I've been so amazed how plentiful food truly is in the wild.
Not only do I love to watch you both do the foraging and fishing but I want to see some clean and Cooks also next time it would make things a lot more interesting to see how you guys prepare your food!
Wow that is so great that you guys can spend one day on the water and catch that many huge shrimp! And the chantrelles were so abundant too! Its amazing that you guys can literally forage enough in like a week to last you two literally for months! Thats wonderful! Thank you for showing us how abundant foraging can be. I think that is amazing!
I always enjoy your videos. Educational and always an amazing adventure. You guys are a perfect fit. How can anyone NOT like Bree, beautiful woman with a beautiful smile
I absolutely love watching you and Bri. Your adventures into nature and knowledge the two of you share with us is so worth watching. Thanks for the amazing content, keep em' coming!!!
!!!!YES!!!!...we're thoroughly enjoying the diversity of your videos. More at the ocean would be !!!!AWESOME!!!! If you do some "catch & cook" it will be VERY INTERESTING. Personally, I'd LOVE TO SEE Bri display her culinary skills :-) Occasional updates on your garden would be cool to see as well. Best regards, Ben
Love the coastal foraging, Chris! I'd really like to see you harvest scallops. The mushrooms are awesome, when we lived in Alaska, wild mushrooms were the highlight of our year!💖
Love the fishing, foraging, and shrimpin. You guys are such a great couple. I'm glad you found each other and share similar intrests. ❤ I'll be watching.
Love watching you two do what you do. Very informative Chris and I love the content and the concept. Retaining your own food from the source was a wonderful idea and I would like to see more of this type of content. See you soon my friends. Cheers
Love watching you and Bri foraging for mushrooms and shrimp. I use to live in Mobile, AL and we had shrimp on the menu every week. Would live to see how you guys cook your finds. Your fossil finds are always awesome and love the tutorials. Leah W.
You guys should do tours or personal excursions. I would love to see some of those rad spots...especially where all the fossils are and the agatized coral....good critter and biology..more local birds?
That would be awesome, but when you start taking large groups of people, especially those who are just tourists and don't know how to really "leave no trace" the area becomes beat down, and stripped of everything pretty quickly. Lots of traffic, more than just the 2 or 3 of them at a time, can really impact the environment and cause even more erosion to river banks and such. It happens to almost every natural place when humans discover it and lots of people come, walk around, forage, etc some areas were even declared off limits because humans were causing so much damage.
yes send us more foraging videos. I do the same here on Vancouver Island British Columbia Canada. We try and live off the land as much as we can. I have been thinking about starting a TH-cam channel but still trying to get used to the camera LOL. Take care
wowww, Love your videos, we want to see more, everything you mention, and i Love to see you guys together, you too are ADORABLE, GOD BLESS YOU BOTH. just be careful, with snakes and spiders, LOVE YOU BOTH, BLESSINGS🙏🙏❤
Chris, just wanted to let you know that my 9 yr. old grandson has become one of your favorite fans. He loves going to rock and fossil shops, and is always looking for treasures around his house. I introduced him to your videos, and he now says this is what he wants to do when he grows up. Thanks for the inspiration and please keep posting videos, my grandson is hooked!
One of your BEST vids. Yup…stone crab. Yup….the shrimp run has been BIBLICAL. I clicked for for paleontology…got so much more. You can throw a net….of course😀 Holy ….. think that was a triple tail😳. Loving it! Johnboat power! Very glad for the subscribe. Carry on😊 J Ps…would be good to know when the recording was done…only hint is the moon J
That was entertaining watching you catch a lot of shrimp and harvesting lots of mushrooms too. Nice to have your own grocery store in the wild. Wouldn't mind at all seeing more of your foraging for dinner. Great video.
I saw a tip about stopping the ticks from crawling up your legs. You wrap a bunch of sticky tape, with the sticky side out, around the top of your socks. As the ticks crawl up your socks, they get stuck on the sticky tape.
Shrimp can last for up to one year in the freezer maybe a bit longer for fresh caught, it's best to eat it within three months after that the taste isn't quite as good
Man we are like kindred spirits mushrooms rocks fossils and fishing nets. I live in NC I would love to show you guys a few kool places here. I really enjoyed this video.. You guys are fun to watch.
You guys are a couple of months ahead of us here in France. I forage at the local lake and regularly get huge ceps, although I've only found a couple of chanterelles. The great thing about living here is that I can get things identified by the local pharmacy!
Yes i've never seen coastal foraging, this is so fun! i'm super scared of the ocean so i'll just watch and learn along the way! Thanks for the fun video!
Must be an amazing feeling to just walk out the back yard and collect food like that in the forest. Love the diversification with the stone and fossil videos. Also, these kinds of vids may come in handy for survival skills in years to come when the great depression is going to hit.
Yes to all of that. We'd all love to see whatever you guys are doing. Foraging, fishing... whatever... we like all of that!
Yes coastal foraging is always fun to watch. Would love to see more.
Things I've learned:
1. Don't eat stuff that you're not sure about.
2. Ants might be wasps.
3. Some bugs are either friendly or dead or both.
4. If you look down in Florida, you'll find shark teeth.
5. Shrimp are gonna stab you
6: Squish all the moss!
Love the diversity in subject matter. I learn so much from your channel. Please keep it up! You guys are great!
I love any place foraging. I watch another channel from Wales, who does coastal foraging with his dog. His dog likes to catch anything caught in tidal pools. That guy finds edible plants that grow near the tidal pools AND creatures left in the tidal pools and stuff. And then he cooks them and eats them right there on the shore. I've been so amazed how plentiful food truly is in the wild.
Not only do I love to watch you both do the foraging and fishing but I want to see some clean and Cooks also next time it would make things a lot more interesting to see how you guys prepare your food!
Love to watch you both no matter if you are foraging or fossil hunting or whatever.
I love how excited you guys get about everything.
Yes do more! Love what nature provides!
You guys are my kindred spirits.
Yes! Fish! Yes! Shrimps! Yes!
Two total biology, nature nerds enjoying God's creation. So jealous. You're so blessed
This was a cool video. You should show your garden stuff too. Show these kids that food doesn't come from the grocery.
Thank you for reminding people to leave some for other creatures. It is a very important concept.
Wow that is so great that you guys can spend one day on the water and catch that many huge shrimp! And the chantrelles were so abundant too! Its amazing that you guys can literally forage enough in like a week to last you two literally for months! Thats wonderful! Thank you for showing us how abundant foraging can be. I think that is amazing!
I just moved from Portland Oregon to Northport Florida a month ago I would love going fossil hunting mushroom hunting and fishing with you guys 😊😊😊😊
You two are so awesome!! I love your knowledge and your passion for whatever you happen to be doing. You are natural teachers.
It looks like the little shark is a blacktip shark. Love what you guys do.
I always enjoy your videos. Educational and always an amazing adventure. You guys are a perfect fit. How can anyone NOT like Bree, beautiful woman with a beautiful smile
That was an angel fish
I absolutely love watching you and Bri. Your adventures into nature and knowledge the two of you share with us is so worth watching. Thanks for the amazing content, keep em' coming!!!
Hello 👋 how are you doing?
Loved this. Love moss and mushrooms. Very interesting how many types in one small area. The shrimp are enormous. And the fish jumping, what fun.
Great video carful with the sun
!!!!YES!!!!...we're thoroughly enjoying the diversity of your videos.
More at the ocean would be !!!!AWESOME!!!!
If you do some "catch & cook" it will be VERY INTERESTING.
Personally, I'd LOVE TO SEE Bri display her culinary skills :-)
Occasional updates on your garden would be cool to see as well.
Best regards,
Ben
I think the coastal foraging and fishing is fun to watch
Love the coastal foraging, Chris! I'd really like to see you harvest scallops. The mushrooms are awesome, when we lived in Alaska, wild mushrooms were the highlight of our year!💖
Love watching you two. Loving the foraging. I'm trying to do same here in UK. Bree is a nature spirit for sure! You are perfect together 🌱🌿☘️
Love the fishing, foraging, and shrimpin. You guys are such a great couple. I'm glad you found each other and share similar intrests. ❤ I'll be watching.
You and Brian are each great net casters! The clouds at the horizon were Gorgeous! Thank you for sharing your adventure and grocery shopping!
Would love to see more of the foraging videos!!
Love watching you two do what you do. Very informative Chris and I love the content and the concept. Retaining your own food from the source was a wonderful idea and I would like to see more of this type of content. See you soon my friends. Cheers
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Tick tock, silly vermin. Time is running out. Your evil must be expunged. 😈
You guys should make a garden for lots of veggies! Great video as always! I just gotta say Bri is adorable!
I appreciate how the central core of your channel is just "Going out and finding stuff, usually in Florida"
Great Videos!!! Kenny Powers approved.
Your foraging videos are awesome!
Love watching you and Bri foraging for mushrooms and shrimp. I use to live in Mobile, AL and we had shrimp on the menu every week. Would live to see how you guys cook your finds. Your fossil finds are always awesome and love the tutorials. Leah W.
Yep. Wanna see more foraging type videos. Good on y'all for braving the heat.
Wilderness survival tip #218: Squish some moss for satisfaction
I love to watch people coastal foraging for food. Don't forget crabs. Blue crabs are great in Florida.
MORE CONTENT! post everything!!
I would be in heaven down there right now with all them different mushrooms. Eating and photographing them.
Yes, scallops, crabs, salt water fishing! You can use fiddler crabs as free bait for Sheepshead, and other fish.
Fun video. Thanks for sharing.
Love all your videos but yes do more like looking for scallops, shrimp, and oysters. Learning about the mushrooms was really cool. Keep on truckin ✌
Defiantly love these videos
Would love to see more of yalls adventures!! Takes me back to my childhood 😊🙏
You guys should do tours or personal excursions. I would love to see some of those rad spots...especially where all the fossils are and the agatized coral....good critter and biology..more local birds?
That would be awesome, but when you start taking large groups of people, especially those who are just tourists and don't know how to really "leave no trace" the area becomes beat down, and stripped of everything pretty quickly. Lots of traffic, more than just the 2 or 3 of them at a time, can really impact the environment and cause even more erosion to river banks and such. It happens to almost every natural place when humans discover it and lots of people come, walk around, forage, etc some areas were even declared off limits because humans were causing so much damage.
Fishing and Foraging vids are a great idea.
Love the foraging videos
Looked like a black tip shark. Incredible mushroom hunt.
Love how you know SO much about the plants and rocks etc. Aand you teach so much in your vids!!!🙋♀️
Great video! Love the fun and educational treks (what ever they be) you two take.
Very informative. Tho I don’t eat mushrooms,my loss.loved this video
Would love to see some catch and cook videoes aswell!
yes send us more foraging videos. I do the same here on Vancouver Island British Columbia Canada. We try and live off the land as much as we can. I have been thinking about starting a TH-cam channel but still trying to get used to the camera LOL. Take care
Hey guys. I love these videos ! Keep making them.
wowww, Love your videos, we want to see more, everything you mention, and i Love to see you guys together, you too are ADORABLE, GOD BLESS YOU BOTH. just be careful, with snakes and spiders, LOVE YOU BOTH, BLESSINGS🙏🙏❤
I am happy to watch videos like this Cris & Bri. Your lifestyle is so different from life here in Scotland. Bon appatit.
We gave your channel a shout at the end of our last video we uploaded 😅
Always love watching your adventures! Loving the B Roll shots too 😊
Flora and fauna video!
Awesome!
But I want to see you cook up what you forage
Chris, just wanted to let you know that my 9 yr. old grandson has become one of your favorite fans. He loves going to rock and fossil shops, and is always looking for treasures around his house. I introduced him to your videos, and he now says this is what he wants to do when he grows up. Thanks for the inspiration and please keep posting videos, my grandson is hooked!
Any and all fishing content sounds great!!!
One of your BEST vids. Yup…stone crab. Yup….the shrimp run has been BIBLICAL. I clicked for for paleontology…got so much more.
You can throw a net….of course😀
Holy ….. think that was a triple tail😳.
Loving it! Johnboat power!
Very glad for the subscribe.
Carry on😊
J
Ps…would be good to know when the recording was done…only hint is the moon
J
That was entertaining watching you catch a lot of shrimp and harvesting lots of mushrooms too. Nice to have your own grocery store in the wild. Wouldn't mind at all seeing more of your foraging for dinner. Great video.
I saw a tip about stopping the ticks from crawling up your legs. You wrap a bunch of sticky tape, with the sticky side out, around the top of your socks. As the ticks crawl up your socks, they get stuck on the sticky tape.
More fishing, shrimping etc.... please! Great stuff.
Clams are REALLY evasive 🤔
Shrimp can last for up to one year in the freezer maybe a bit longer for fresh caught, it's best to eat it within three months after that the taste isn't quite as good
Coastal foraging would be great to watch
Thank you for sharing. I always like to watch your adventures. Greetings from The Netherlands, Aart.
I like your foraging videos. It adds great variety to your channel.
Very different from your other vids, I loved it though
Hola amigos me encantó este video muchas gracias hagan más así
Would love to see more coastal foraging. Clams oysters shrimp you name it go for it. This was fun.
The fish you caught in the net looked like a Triple Tail.
Ya full videos of shrimping or fishing would be great. Love the channel you guys are great and full of get info.
Lots of fun!
yes, more shrimp !!
You should do a shrimp catch clean and cook video!💛
Beautiful cauliflower mushroom, my favorite mushroom the aroma and texture are perfect. So much fun! two more months for us in PNW
I for one love any and all videos you two posts. Grace us with everything. Thanks for your style.
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You should be running, wahi pio uuku. 👁
Looks like ya"ll hit the mother load of mushrooms! Thanks for sharing.
Man we are like kindred spirits mushrooms rocks fossils and fishing nets. I live in NC I would love to show you guys a few kool places here. I really enjoyed this video.. You guys are fun to watch.
You guys are a couple of months ahead of us here in France. I forage at the local lake and regularly get huge ceps, although I've only found a couple of chanterelles. The great thing about living here is that I can get things identified by the local pharmacy!
Loved the video, enjoy all the types of fishing , would love to see scallops and clam catching!
that is a good day foraging ... love to you and yours
Yes i've never seen coastal foraging, this is so fun! i'm super scared of the ocean so i'll just watch and learn along the way! Thanks for the fun video!
Check out Smash Fishing. He makes great foraging videos
Must be an amazing feeling to just walk out the back yard and collect food like that in the forest.
Love the diversification with the stone and fossil videos.
Also, these kinds of vids may come in handy for survival skills in years to come when the great depression is going to hit.
I'm up for watching more foraging and fishing.
Yes coastal foraging!
Definitely enjoy these type of videos also! Lots of interesting stuff.
Anything y’all record is. A great adventure!
that was great guys ,the night time prawn throw netting cool to watch
I loved your video of u and brea hunting mushrooms and catching shrimp I would like to see more videos like that.stay safe.
Foraging is a skill and rewording 🎉😊❤
Please do another bone hunt video! Love that video and seeing all the bones you guys found.
Yes show more coastal foraging and fishing
Will do Mark, thanks for watching!
Yes show it all. That is amazing.
Yes, more like this please!
Very nice! Keep foraging!👌
P.S. VERY SORRY to hear about the loss of all your stored, frozen food.