Survival Fishing Catch n Cook Primitive Gorge Hook
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- Primitive Survival Fishing 101. From building a primitive fishing rig, catching fish, too cooking them up over the Campfire.
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Hey Group,
We've been filming non stop with the Wooded Beardsman for two weeks, sorry about the lapse in content. We're busy at it now and will have quite a bit on here over the coming months.
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Bob...I must have missed it but how about a medical update. I can't tell you how stoked I am to see your videos lately. God Bless, Buddy.
Cataract surgery hopefully in July. Eyesight is beyond legally blind... just getting by and staying busy.
Thanks for the update! I look forward to all your videos but the ones with WB are sure to be fun!
Bob Hansler sweeet.
Bob Hansler Im trying a medical trial in June. Blood stuff. Keep at it, Bob. Rock hard. Im gunu see if I cant make some rope out of our palms.
This is the kind of guy who would go missing for 5 years and be found living a better lifestyle than before
Ferraricraft gaming Oliver Queen??
For this next video, I'll be showing you how to make a WiFi hotspot with this yucca plant
Ferraricraft gaming bear grylls ?
@BishopDon MagicJuan they already prevented a zombie Apocalypse
lol
Plant: grows spike to avoid being attacked and eaten
Bob Hansler: exists
Plant: “well, fellas, we had a good run”
That's all folks!
The most chill, laid back, dude ive ever seen.
His reaction to the snake wasnt over the top, it was clam and he knows its not going to attack him, which is nice and not like some other prople.
Definitely subbing
yes, i agree, that dog is amazing. the guy was decent too
@@momgo6533
Haha, lol
Porkchopsrock12 depends
He was pretty CLAM.
@@TRAPedINDAmuSIC
Ah. Yep, clam.
Wow i didn't even realise that typo. Welp its gonna stay there
Snake: “sup”
Bob: “sup”
Snake: hunggry?
Bob: ...you wan't me to eat you?
Snake: (ight, imma headout of here)
Snake: sup
Bob: snake soup
Bob: cmon huck get out of the water
Huck: make me
Bob:
Huck: ok fine
This guy is like the Bob Ross of survival channels
Mr. Ant yea the fact that he beat the devil out of it at 1:40
That's what I thought
Happy little fish
Its lit
Good observation. That's why I like him.
Only the second video I’ve watched of Bob Hansler but what I love about his videos over every other survivalist I’ve watched is how chill he is. He’s not trying to be Bear Grills. He’s just enjoying being in the wild and taking us along with him.
That is the first time I've ever seen anyone fish with natural materials, And I have to say its one of the most educational videos I've seen today. Good job
14:53 i like how the snake falls the stops to look at him and is like "this is mine" and then goes back in the water
I loled at that part
Yeah I saw that too! I was like "wait a minute".
That snaked won't playin no games.
He was about that life 😂😂😂👍🏿
He was bragging that he got that fish xD
Your low key calmness makes you stand out from most of the other you tubers. Makes the videos that much more enjoyable to watch.
So calming and educational. I feel like I learned something
Or did you?
14:53
Snake: *looks at bob*
Snake: "yo thanks for the food, I'll see you later!"
Right
*Right*
Left
*Down*
Up
I like how the dog is chilling in the water
I know right
i legit thought it was a long then it cut to his face lol
My girl's life jacket is coming today, I'm so excited to head out.
U still rocking my babies picture 😗
He looked like that one kid who would piss in the pool at a party
If there's an apocalypse I want to be stuck with this guy
umm...if it gets real bad... you’ll be in bobs fry pan...lol
@@seminolerick6845
Oof
@JESUSISGODALLMIGHTY "Jesus Saves, Moses Invests"
Well, i am not hoping for it to happen but I might......FYI the Russians are in Venezuela
JESUSISGODALLMIGHTY ya’ll serious ?... many say you act, vocalize & yes...taste like chicken. Pls have plenty of butter & black pepper on hand... otherwise man up. Stop depending on everyone else to bail yur dumb asses out of hard times... MAKE the right things happen for you & your loved ones, vs. cowering like sheep...ready for slaughter...
This man just radiates chill,
definitely subscribed
timmy ventura I can use this video to sleep
his dog is chill too lol
This is literally the most incredible outdoor makeshift survival simulation I have ever seen. Please continue Making videos like this and great job on elaborating on the process and construction of the tools. 👌🏻
Youre Honestly one of the most underrated channels on this platform
Tell me about it.
Why can’t I drown a fish
dang man you could have had like 2 snakes a king crawdad along with the six fish, that's a FEAST
I don't see why he didn't keep the king
Hah, I was wondering why a lobster was in the desert. I'm such a city girl. 😝
@@penelopepigeon8505 I think that's a crayfish? I am not even sure how to spell it
depression Those are edible, right? People put them in gumbo, I think. I would just be following this guy around going, "Can I eat that? How 'bout that? Will that kill me?" His dog has better survival skills than I do. 🙄
@@donger1011 yup,that's a crayfish.
This the type of dude you find in a game
Right? And after a quest you learn some cool survival tricks
30:27 - 'This needs to be said, and this needs to be understood well'.
I got goose bumps.
14:48 , this man has some balls, not even any fear
14:52 did this guy really just sit calm and normal as a snake landed infront of him?? (edit) holy crap he liked my comment
Well it was just a water snake....
@@evol_deathpunch9276 what does water snake do? O-O
@BishopDon MagicJuan you ever see fire ant colonies in floods? Damn scary
Drezz they don’t bite you unless they feel dangered
@@evol_deathpunch9276 I'd also venture to say they won't bite you with a mouthful of the fish they just stole, lmao.
You make amazing videos but your dog is also what makes this channel golden, I love how he'll randomly appear in the video doing some dog things but he vibes with you too. Thank you.
This guy taught me more in 33 minutes than school did in 12 years.. dudes a legend.
The contents of this video are not things a typical school would teach.
Your dog is a picky eater. My dog would have been eyeballing me and salivating the whole time. Great video.
Tim Smith that dog must get bacon wrapped steak at home.
My dog would have been barking at the fire while the fish cooked.
@@jonathans.9372 every dog I've had could eat all day as long as it was good food.
The dog is smart! The fish were stuffed with onions. Onions, garlic, ramps, etc can/will make a dog sick. It destroys their red blood cells. There were only small amounts in the fish and it was the meat that he was trying to feed the dog. However the toxins are cumulative, so it might only take a small amount. I just went through this with my chocolate lab. She loves to play ball. being very unlike her while I wasn’t home, she grabbed an onion off the counter and played ball with it. Four days later I thought she was going to die.
This makes me smile... We took my 6 yo grandson boating last weekend and while we were in the cove swimming I made him a fishing pole like this and he was thrilled. Grandma's cool ya know.
Omg yes! Teach them to fish while they're still young, and they will never do drugs, they will spend their money on fishing rods, reels, and all that good stuff.
Not true. I fish and do drugs
@@yeahokbuddy2510 Good for you.
@@yeahokbuddy2510 lol what a savage grandma
finally a video that doesnt use modern tools this is the kind of info i was looking for thank you!!!
This guy gives the term good old country boy a proper definition. He shows you how a simple meal can be found just about anywhere. Keep up the great work.
Man, you are like the calming Bob Ross of bush craft and survival!
One happy little snake over here🖌.
I thought the exact same thing. he sounds a lot like bob Ross, his voice is like butter... No homo... K maybe a little.
Yea
Don't compare him to Bob Ross
@@joannaduran5231 Bob is a legend
i was laughing when the snake looked at him and he looked back at him
snake : are you tryinna steal ma fud
The wat you handled that snake was just amazing.👌👌
I love how the snake just took one look at Bob and noped out of there immediately.
That was very cute
my question is who would’ve thought smacking some green stuff would eventually make rope. Cause who ever they are is a genius.
Lol if you know a plant that has fibber then you're free to make whatever comes up in your mind XD
The natives made many things out of yucca. Shoes, some clothing, baskets, lots of rope, shelter components...Not to mention all the food!
Yes natives Americans use different plants to make ropes and clothing and shoes
I feel like humans were just frustrated and bored when they made most tools
1:40 "just beat the devil out of it"
i was gonna make that joke lol
That Yuka is a great example that can be applied across several varieties of weeds like hemp and others that can be used in the same manner.
😂😂😂
i genuinely cannot stop laughing
Ahh bob ross would be proud. Except that was one of his happy little trees.
I'm not always impressed with the instructions and material presented in most videos, I will say that I was glued to this one. Thanks for sharing again. Keep those videos coming
Dog: barks and chases after something. Peacefully watched “It’s good to have a dog out here” like dang I would be screaming WHAT! WHAT IS IT STOP SCARING ME
Mr. Hansler, I’m aware that I am one of many folks writing comments on your videos. I just want you to know this is the first time time I’ve ever commented on TH-cam (or any other social media place). I work in Austin in the tech industry. I own 34 acres 40 miles east of Austin and have lots of rattlesnakes. I was raised on a ranch of 1300 acres in north Texas that was started by my great grandfather. I’ve been taught a lot about country living by my father and his father. I’m 32, I’ve cowboy’d, I’ve welded for oil energy production, and I spent five years in college before I wound up in the video game industry. Never, have I learned more about Texas, living in the country, and respect for our nature than since I’ve been following you on TH-cam. I’m saying thanks and I’m hoping your health is well. Thanks again, you’re the real thing if I’ve ever seen it my friend
Thank you. Thi... means a great deal to me. Thank you for this. The
Bob Hansle
right you work in tech and dont have social media hahahaha.
Lisa Lowery He said it's the first time he ever commented. Not everyone is addicted to their damn phones.
who do you work for?
Brother, you are the real deal. You started with nothing but a knife and you got dinner right in front of you I Truly appreciate your skills
Bob's calm mastery of the skills he presents is very impressive....a joy to watch. I'm sure he could have schooled early Native Americans back in the day.
I've hiked and backpacked solo for decades and NEVER ONCE thought about wrapping some fishing line around my walking stick! Thanks for the tip.
Here's one for folks who've never made cordage (string, line, rope, etc): practice the technique with unwaxed dental floss. It's cheap, easily available and works really well. You'll astound yourself, and you'll be learning an ancient survival skill that most of the people in the world no longer know.
Great video!
I love how the dog sits there in the water like a gator
Hello Bob.
I am an 'older' man, and I've served in the USMC. While in the Corps, I used one of those cheap 'survival' knives to prove a point to my fellow Marines. Most of whom had never set foot out of a large city. Whereas I had grown up tramping the woods and streams in rural Michigan with my Father and Brother.
My dad was, as am I, of the same mind as you. 'Be Prepared'. Yes, you may never need what you pack into the woods, but if you do need it... you'll need it badly. So, the extra weight and encumbrance is a very minor thing as opposed to needing something, and realizing you left it behind, far away.
Back to the cheap knife. It had fish hooks, line, compass, a ring saw, sewing needle, some thread, and a couple of small lead weights. Using my K-Bar, I had a pole in practically no time. A bit of dry wood worked as a bobber, and worms are everywhere.
In three or four of hours, I had myself almost a dozen fish. All about hand sized. Mostly bluegills and sunfish. But to me, the main catch was a nice Carp, about 2 1/2 feet long. I did the same as you did with the small panfish, skewered over a low fire. But the Carp, I cleaned out and made very sure to get the 'mud vein' as well.
Carp are NOT native to America but were introduced by European sports fishermen and they spread everywhere. The mud vein on a Carp is its natural defense against being eaten.
I gutted the carp and laid him out, in his scales, over a woven mat of thin sticks over a bed of coals. I used water to 'baste' the fish as it cooked, to keep it moist. I could have just as easily wrapped it in a cocoon of grass and 'steamed' it in its skin and scales.
I also roasted a few dozen nuts after piercing their shells, to dry the nut inside, inside its husk. Hardest part was making the fire. Which, since I was making a point, I refused to use matches or a lighter, both of which I did have, as well as a fire starter kit.
Instead, I made a point of finding some flint and using the back of my K-bar to get the sparks needed to ignite my tinder.
The guys were amazed that one could catch fish so easily, and cook them over an open fire. All sampled everything, including the wild onion and diced Morell mushrooms I had stuffed the smaller fish with. Several balked at eating the carp, but when they saw me munching away and obviously enjoying it, they broke down and tried some. Carp, either steamed or, grilled over a bed of coals, is a very tender and tasty meal. the flesh is white, light, and has a delicate flavor. Keeping it moist is key to not having tough meat to chew.
In any case, I proved that they could survive easily in a forest full of food if they knew what to look for, how to prepare it, how to cook it, and... were prepared enough.
The fact that I won 20 bucks off of each and every one of them is not really relevant. I proved that even if the commissary truck didn't arrive, no one would starve if one was prepared.
Knowledge of how to 'survive' is something that should be kept alive and passed on to every generation. One can never know what the future holds ( air burst EMP blast that 'kills' our technological society? ), and being prepared can keep you alive to live another day, to find even better ways to survive down the road.
A good knife, a small hatchet, and enough gear to fill a backpack can see one living primitively, but not starving long enough to find better tools or help.
Speaking Frank-ly
Oh, I should mention WHY I grilled the carp the way I did. Laying it out in it's skin and scales and basting it to keep it moist ( if not doing a survival thing, one can do this easily with a bbq grill and a bit of melted butter with seasonings added ). Grilling the fish this way causes the bones to curl up out of the flesh, making them dead easy to pluck away. Leaving only the nicely moist meat laying on a 'plate' of its skin and scales. Which you will find, if you try this, is simple to just slide off and onto a plate. Carp is a 'boney' fish, and most won't eat it because they either do not clean the mud vein, or hate the bones. This method deals with both issues and leaves only the light, flakey flesh that can be easily slid from the skin and scales.
Just a thought,
Frank-ly speaking.
Awesome, Im going to show my nephew's how to put one together. This is what school's should be teaching . Thanks brother.
I'm in grade 8 ... I totally agree with you
Hes officially a man's man, ive lived my entire life on the ocean fishing is life but fish skin is to gamey for me I suppose the years of filleting has pussified me, hats off sir
Such timeless talent... Lost on today's society... Stay real, and best wishes to Bob and family...!
Nicely done Bob....Its funny that you mentioned Boyscouts in your wrap up. Having been a Leader for 30 some years as well as a staff member of several summer camps (yes an Eagle Scout as well) I've taught wilderness survival along with many other Merit Badges. Your presentation was one of the finest that I've ever seen. I Sincerely hope that some local troop is using your skills as a resource... This was GREAT!
Heavy into the scouting world. Still helping out where possible at the camps. Daughter has worked for the ZbSA for 2 summers now. YZiS
Fort Worth, TX Eagle here and I absolutely agree Joe. Keep it coming Bob.
I don't know how I got here, but I'm not upset. I could listen to this guy all day.
Cool dude...If I ever get lost or stranded somewhere..I'll just call this dude on my mobile..lmao
Top vid and skills
Love how the snake at 15:00 just looked at you with the fish in its mouth, and was all "try me. its mine."
its 14:53 Joey .. Snake said "try me. its mine" . Loved that too
This guy is like the Gordon Ramsay of the wild. Awesome video man
No one is superior to the almighty GORDON
I carved my gorge hook out of bone. Definitely will be using primitive line next time, but I was really surprised at how well this worked! Great video!
This is the guy to walk up to a bear, say hi, and walk away
Humans used to pass survival information to each other, but current generations are losing their roots. I hope humans never completely lose touch with where they came from. I say that as someone who loves big city living. Thanks for sharing this with people.
Maybe they wish they had at least a yard to do something with. I wish builders would take note that zero lot line houses suck.
theyre called liberals lol.
yummyjackalmeat I will never forget my roots of survival
the government keeps geo-engineering seedless fruits and vegetables we wont be able to grow crops anymore.....save your seeds
@@poppyhimbo yes sir! Exactly what i been warning folks of. Gmos. Huge way of them controlling the food supply especially in event of crisis while they hoard food, water, and meds underground lax, denver airport, rockies, and ozarks. Ppl need to stock up now. I wont be surprised if they dont try to federalize water. they already have weaponized it with anti- depressants, fluoride, chlorine, other pharma drugs. Prepare, adapt, and overcome!
7:48 Something so comical about the dog just chilling in the water
Loooool
Bob, this is a really well-prepared and thought out video. Thanks for the practical, non-hyped approach!
What a great American - a full exposé in this rarefied atmosphere of sharing these secrets of Texas Bush Skills. Bravo 100 times over... What an artist!!!
Awesome video ......didnt realize 30 min passed......we did similar stuff growing up in the Caribbean islands.
Thanks for the video.
It was great to see the natural materials of Texas. A whole different climate than the Northern Pacific rain forests.
Extremely different from what I have here in northeast Oklahoma and it's only a 4 hour drive to Texas from here, maybe less.
But within Texas:
in the northeast is more heavily wooded and hilly with lots of streams and small bodies of water
in the western central area you are getting into semi-arid, the trees are more like bushes and few sources of water except shortly after rain
Those are the only two areas of Texas I can speak intelligently about as I haven't spent much time in any other areas. Having said that, Oklahoma is somewhat the same. As you move from east to west, the terrain changes as does the climate (somewhat) along the same lines.
Been wondering for some time about the edible things I know about in northeast Oklahoma, as in how wide spread is/are lamb's quarter? Sand plum trees? Blackberries? Mulberries? Polk? Cattails?
Did learn a couple of things from the video, though. Briar shoots are edible. Making string/line/twine from yucca leaves. I knew about prickly pear 'apples' but had never heard when is best to harvest them.
Thanks for a great video!
This guy is like the Bob Ross of survival fishing! Very cool.
That dog is not an animal. He is just a four leged a human being.
28:34
Well a human is classified as an animal.
Woah woah woah woah, don't you dare compare an animal of pure perfection with a human.
@@xxterpzxx581 why not?
@@xxterpzxx581 true
Nice! Was watching this late at night after working some late shifts chillin with a beer. When your dog barked in the vid my dachshound heard it and went ballistic and woke my wife that awoke with a horrible temper! All the problems of the world is now my fault and i probably better go sleep in my toolshed.. Thanks alot Bob! ;)
I'll talk to Huck about this.
Yes, my dogs reacted to Huck's bark too.. Wonder what he was warning off. How old is Huck?
Subscribed. This guy is calm and patient. Peaceful and quiet. Just perfect for a nature video.
Huck is just so chilled. The look he gives when he’s in the water is honestly priceless
Aw that dog's the sweetest :D
moral of the show: When travelling, if over a body or water, pack some fishing line, some hooks, save your life.
Also paracord! Stuff is incredibly versatile
I lived in El Paso as a young teen and we knew of several creeks and ponds to fish in, all within hiking or biking distance. Mom loved it when we brought fish home! Great video!
Now this is a great example of a man who don't follow the same trail as others.. And I would love to meet him and his Dog and enjoy the outdoors like I used to..Keep upright and Kicken ...
Watching a snake haul ass with a fish in it's mouth was hilarious 😂
Dude I actually died laughing from it 🤣
yeah jus shows u not the the only "fish" in the stream that's lookin to eat tonight
That was a really honest video 1st class well done.
This man has been in the shit . . . that kind of calm comes from facing death head on. Very good video, way better than any I've seen so far. Thank you for a very relaxing, calming, and inspiring video. You're an amazing teacher.
This man is the definition of cool
Simply amazing!
I do not usually praise or give compliments to ANY 'survivalist' types here on youtube, but YOU,Sir, deserve it. You are perhaps the best 'improvised/survival-type' fisher anywhere! The amount of fish you were able to catch with just a improvised pole/hook/line combination is just impressive as hell! Even fishing with regular equipment, I doubt if anyone would be able to better you. I am very impressed by your skills.
Congratulations, and keep up the great work. Videos like this are some of my favorite.
Appreciate the accolades, but lost a good bit of bait. Definitely bring modern hooks if you can.
Definitely takes practice and skill as you mentioned to fish this way. I suck at it, but it's fun as hell.
Learned a few things from watching you. Gonna try it out. Thanks!
Just kind of randomly stumbled across this video and I'm glad that I did. Thanks for sharing!
My dude’s out there preparing for a zombie apocalypse
Na
Lol, I already called dibs on his family as my zombie apocalypse survival buddies. I just have to figure out how to get down there alive when the fit hits the shan...
*Me already living in. Texas thinking about when the zombie apocalypse breaks out*
@_SaltyLemonz that's the beauty of it, he'd never run out of supplies....
If only you knew what was to come
"Better than Okra!" That's a bold ass statement right there, especially in Texas, as we tend to love our okra. That must be some good Tuna. I've never had it green before. I've also never seen fish processed that way. Have to try that sometime. Great video, I've watched it twice, once with my wife.
I gotta say, I absolutely love this dude and this channel. I was a vegetarian for 12 years for many reasons, one main reason being that I live in a place where I didn't feel I had to eat animals to survive, and I wanted to give it a try to see what the other side was like. But I always maintained the attitude that there is no issue in eating animals provided one is respectful and humane such as Bob when hunting for food. Even my current vegetarian friends love this channel and hope this attitude and way of life eventually becomes the norm. Great channel and content Bob! :)
FINALLY a good vid on making cordage, the same technique works using thin treebark...
In '85 my grampa took me fishing for the first time that I recall. We got up before dawn, dug worms, walked through a little wood maybe a mile to a 'friends' pond, he showed me how to choose a stick, he had line and some hooks, he showed me how to make a simple pole... I even found a red and white bobber floating in the reeds which he helped me draw out and attach to my rig. One of my only memories of him but dang if it's not a good one! Thxs for the video, it reminded me of him.
Oh, yeah, we caught a bunch of perch, or so he said. We ate them, big and small.
Nice work on this. I'll have to give this another try on some pan fish, those gorge hooks need time to be swallowed, hard to do on trout in the hang-ups.
The Wooded Beardsman I love your yt vids
Has to be the beard!!! 👍
I found Waldo!!!
You gotta eat the snake
Hey buddy, Been watching all your, Jerrod and bobs videos. No end of wisdom in the content 👏👏
this is my favorite video of yours. Ive seen it 4 or 5 times but every time it pops up, I seem to click on it. Merry Christmas sir
I'm amazed that that little stick of a hook actually works. I was skeptical.
I watched the whole video silently while eating at a restaurant. Best entertainment in TH-cam. New subscriber.
Is this how a raw Texan speaks? Theres something stylish about it and more importantly, something rustic and natural, a natural thing that a person from anywhere in the world can identify with. I mean, in my town, old tough men speaks jus like this, and they know stuff just like this. My salutes. You guys are the real natural human thing, and maybe thats why all of them other ones from other countries relate to u and speak the same style no matter what the language is (i mean only the raw natural guys). Theres just something universally common about you rare lot around the world. The things u endure, the things you eat, the way you carry on unlike some city folks who wud just say yuk, freak out , run and eventually die prematurely. Once again, respect to you. Thanks for showing us a glimpse :)
As a Texan, old enough to remember when almost all boys were in the Boy Scouts and such skills were considered essential training (although not necessarily all scout troops teach or taught how to harvest and prepare cactus), I appreciate very much what Bob is sharing. Prior to WWII, 95% of Americans lived in rural settings and were likely to have a good grasp of the things Bob shared. Today, sadly, upwards of 99% of Americans live in cities, crammed together like cattle (or sheep) in slaughter pens. These skills (and the ability to look a snake in the eyes and not flinch as he steals your fish) are what are going to ensure that "We the People" survive when the SHTF. God Bless Bob.
You're a good person because snake and crawfish would have been on the menu as well.
Glo Avenger That’s what I was saying. I would have at least eaten the crawfish.
Damn straight
They did in another video! Just out today Bob and, the bearded woodsman just posted the video today! They had a table full of crawfish!
Can you eat water snakes?
Unless you puke your guts out eating something with an exoskeleton, like I do.
His chill with that snake catching his fish off the line leaves me wanting that kind of calm.
I loved watching that video, foraging, making a fishing rod catching and cooking fish over the fire.
Why do i watch these videos before lunch? Those fish are making me hungry
Kyle Wilshusen right lol! it ALMOST makes me want to fetch my own food
*Finally, some good fucking food*
Brian Christiansen nice Gordon Ramsay reference
Better than any takeaways from some city
I appreciate your calm positive attitude. While skills are critical, attitude plays a vital role in survivability. You have demonstrated both. You are welcome at my camp anytime.
You are by far the coolest survivalist I have ever seen. First time I have ever come across your channel. You are informative and straight forward. I definitely will be watching more of your videos.
Excellent zombie apocalypse training videos
1:40 when you speak under your breath to your mom
Oh
oh.
Lol
Oh ok
obviously white people will call child services
This guy is such a respectable human being
I've never seen such a good description of making a rope. Thank you!
I just watched your bio about the health issues . I send my love and prayers to you and your family . I hope you have had some success with your sight returning . You make wonderful videos , I can feel the love of your family right through the video . God bless .❤️😎
when the apocalypse happens, i'm coming over to your house...!
I wanna come with... but i live across the ocean...
Beautiful heeler you've got. It's a terrific breed, I've got my third one now. They're some of the smartest and most loyal dog breeds out there, and they're especially good for being sole companions to a single person and they're terrific outdoors, although I've found with time and training they make a great family dog too. They're just so damn intelligent, fun, and they're up for anything if they're bonded to you.
BE PREPARED - skills are best learned in practice. I got to tell you this video is right on the money!