Deadfall Hunt! How to Trap, Clean, and Cook a Mouse to Eat for Survival!
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- Military Survival Tin! Field Craft Skills! Watch Me Eat a Mouse after Catching It in a Deadfall Trap!
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I watch Dave Canturbury, Corporals Corner, Grey Bearded Green Beret, Coal Cracker Bushcraft, Junkyard Fox and Survival Lily to name a few. Each are good in their own way. As a Former Marine myself I have graduated Bridgeport Mountain Warfare Survival Training, so not a newbie when it comes to bush craft and survival. I have not found a better channel than this one.
Like I said the aforementioned are good in their own ways, but this channel is the best overall in a lot of ways. Always informative, practical, entertaining, motivating, and easy to watch. If and when the apocalypse takes place, Andrew will be one of the last men standing no doubt.
Did he leave the fur on and just burn it off? I missed that.
Absolutely agree. This guy is amazing.
@@jonathangardner4475 Yup, 27:32 he puts it on the fire without touching it with his bare hands, takes it off at 27:53, cleans out the intestines and puts it back in the fire to cook it further.
I want to recruit him (and you too!) for my team!! 🥰
I ate mice, rats, opossum, rabbit, lizards, snakes, turtle, maggots, worms, bugs & all sorts of other stuff when I was in the service but that was more than 35 years ago now. I have to give it to you sir, I wouldn't have eaten that mouse unless I absolutely had to but you did it for OUR education! You are definitely hard core in my book. Thank you for sharing and thank you for your service to this great country.
Bruh. Ever heard of MREs?
@@GrecoLefteris Yes I have. However in my day it was C-rats and if you've ever had some of those you would yearn for a rat or opossum ;). All the things I ate was because I was an instructor in the survival school and we had to do this with EVERY class that went through. Put a little tobasco on the mice and they ain't half bad.
Mr. Jingles looking a little crispy. Outstanding information as usual. Easily one of the top bushcraft/outdoor channels on YT. So much practical good information. I appreciate it very much.
Ratatouille 😆
Definitely wasn't Speedy Gonzales..🙈😂
Lololol Mr. Jingles 😆 🤣 😂
Lol
Was the fur removed or just burnt away?
If you get lost in the woods, this is the guy you want to be hanging with!
Lofty Wiseman would have been my first choice, Chief SAS Survival instructor for 30 years,what lofty didn't know, wasn't worth knowing in the first place.
"Oh No. This one was pregnant". You have to respect someone who understands what it takes to survive but has not let his heart grow calloused. Much respect Andrew!
If people want to learn survival skills, they'll be grateful for your channel and this video in particular.
Cool vid, I’m thankful for the people who not only make a “survival kit” ‘ahem’ (the stupid ones who make foolish choices which can lead people to harm). Your effort, the time spent, the process of continually learning and improving are truly appreciated. I’ve studied survival for quite a while, and those who pretend to have it together, never used the kit, never actually studied anything but TH-cam and can lead to loss of life leads me to just block people indiscriminately. Thanks for your effort and actually SHOWING use of kit.
Nice little kit. I would recommend putting a leader on at least 2 of the fishing hooks because it can be difficult to thread the eye of a fish hook when shivering. Same logic as to why you prelpad the sewing needles. I'd also put those candles in an appropriately sized ziploc bag so in case they melt, the wax won't get all over the rest of the gear. Also it wouldn't hurt to add a few paper coffee filters to help strain sone much out of water, or as a fire starter. Also some iodine tablets wouldn't hurt either.
Just wanted to mention how much more informative this video is on snaring and COOKING / EATING small game. Most realistic video on this subject I've seen. Outstanding!!
i see a lot of outdoor channels talk about, and even go as far as setting up traps. i appreciate the dedication to the craft to actually go through with the entire process and eat the rodent.
Brother, you really walked the walk this week. Mad props on another great video. With channels like yours some of us just might make it through this whole thing.😉
Everyone please watch the whole thing ads to help this young man he's a real blessing. It helps his channel God bless everyone.
All you need to add to your kit is Tabasco. The only way to eat military type food. I carried a bottle in my field jacket before they put it in the standard Rats. Made lots of friends who just wanted a little bit for their food. It’s a great channel to review old skills, thank you.
Never ate military food, but yeah, put that stuff on everything:)
Thanks, that’s chuckle worthy advice. I love Franks Hot Sauce myself but yeah hot sauce!🥵
Here in South Africa there's something _very_ nice to keep in your backpack - you know Worcestershire Sauce? - it's available now as _granules_ . Very nice. You just sprinkle 'em all over, well, everything.
@@suecollins3246 that sounds wonderful:)
I've got alot of these videos saved for reference, so much of your content is gold , thank you appreciate it .
I've always told my kids, there is no 'can't', there's only 'won't'...when it comes to anything. I guess when I have to eat a field mouse, I can/will.
Thanks for blazing that trail, Major!!
You should have millions of subscribers. It’ll come.
Would you please do a video on foot care,addressing things like how many pairs of socks, do you wash socks, where do you store dirty socks on the move, how often should you change socks…..etc.? Thanks! This channel rocks!
Mouse embryos. Had a rescue pooch; used to root around for newborn mice in the woodpile.
As I watched this video I was sitting fat and happy with a full belly so happy I have never been that hungry. Good material as always.
Good video but mice are no dice in California. You get your choice of rabies, hantavirus, or the plague.
i am 80 years old. i know my limits and in a few high energy areas i am open to not doing things your way... however, i am glad you are on our side, LOL. Honestly, despite what i know which is quite a bit about survival, you have shown me what a pro can do and I bow to expertise.
Shawn sent me. Job well done. Walk the walk And talk the talk. Bravo.
Wow! You are the real deal. Thanks for detail on the deadfall trigger. That is a nice, well thought out little kit.
Outstanding Andrew, once again you hit the ball right out of the park. You
the instructor you really comes of when men like you retire from the branches I worry . Great video
Another awesome video
Once again you show us outstanding skills not see on many channels. Thanks for all your hard work.
“Eat it while it’s still hot…mmm. Gross.” 😂
Another awesome video. Thank you.
Flexecute…lol! Isn’t that truth! Dang it Andrew, now I need to bust out my survival tin and go play! Awesome lesson today! The Fire Plow… I’ve never done one, I understand the principle…but dang, maybe that’ll be my summer fire training! Perhaps a video? Just throwing it out there! Heat and friction for the win in defeating flex cuffs! I like the deadfall set up too, good training! Micro cordage is something that’s been coming up lately, I keep a hank of it in my Wazoo belt for a rainy day, you never know when you might need some! You forgot the most important culinary item for the well-done mouse… a mini bottle of Tabasco… it makes everything taste better! Lol…
Great class Ranger, I always look forward to your blocks of instruction! Keep up the Fire!
Nice video Andrew. I was going through my old web gear and realized I put a fresnel lens in the pouch with my signal mirror. Forgot all about it, just a reminder, 2 is 1, 1 is none. Hooah!
Thanks Andrew. AlAlways awesome and ininspiring. Not to mention one for the old recipe box!
That is a High Speed-Low Drag Batch of AWESOME
Your vids just keep getting better and better.
Amazing! Keep it up! You have the most informative survival channel. You deserve way more subscribers!
Love your vids. I'm a former Vietnam era Seabee and was trained in survival by the Navy and the Marine Corps as well as by my uncles while growing up. Your the real thing. You know your stuff and your a good instructor as well as a good video presenter. Thanks for all the great vids and info. I'm learning a thang er three.
OUTSTANDING!!! Bear Grills got nothing on you!!😂👍
All I can say is RATS. Don't think I want to swap what I had for lunch for the rat barbecue. That was hard core and that's why I love this channel. Stay safe and healthy out there.
I watch Dave Canterbury and Corporal Kelly. I just found your sight and really enjoy it. You show another side to survival. I enjoy learning these skills, you never know when you will need them. I would say you three are the top three channels. Keep it up!
“ you guys like seefood?” LOL!!
Next week on Nasty but Nutritious is fried worm sandwiches. Also, worm noodle soup!😃
You amaze me with every video you do. Your demeanor and knowledge and catchy intro song always have me coming back for more. Keep up the great work! You are one of my favorite creators on TH-cam!!!
It's just incredible what beauty, what atmosphere you were able to create. This is truly a meditative experience watching you.
I myself started making videos about my adventures in bushcraft, so I'm interested in everything. Grretings from Belarus tourist. 👍
Just another great video your just great at explaining it makes it easy to anybody to understand keep your good work
This vid was next-level. . .covered so much, and very efficiently. Well done.
You combined multiple technique that most instructors would have dragged out over 4 or 5 videos. Much appreciated!
As a nurse I would add to be careful breathing around mouse droppings. Urine will be there as well and Hantavirus can be contracted from deer mice. Worse in enclosed areas like sheds but potential still there.
First survival class I took in ‘93 we had to eat a grasshopper the first day then “Rat on a Ritz” later that week. Eliminated many participants.
Also, I tried to join the Marines but they wouldn’t let me. Me head wouldn’t fit in the jar.
So that's what they mean by crispy critters! Thanks for taking the time, Sir. Happy Easter!
Survival is not for the faint of heart. In a survival situation you are forced to do and in this case eat what you have to do.
As I’ve stated before Andrew is the “real” deal! Thanks for the added knowledge and actually showing and not just saying. Practicing what you preach gives you hella respect! Keep these videos coming! Thanks again sir.
Amazing how many useful items you fit in that little kit. Impressive. Now I need to put one together.
Another great video for cleaning game from the trail and cooking thanks andrew
Nice tips . Think I’ll stick with the ham I’m about to put in the oven. Hope you and your family have a great Easter
Another outstanding class. I look forward to sunday, knowing I'm going be getting more great info. Thank you for all you do. Well done sir.
Good video Andrew. Lots of information to process. The native Americans trapped mice for food too especially in the desert regions. Thanks for sharing and be safe
Your lunch is why a bit of seasoning in a survival kit is a great idea 😆
Andrew, lots of very good information and practical skill set on the survival bushcrafting series, keep up the good work 👏
This reminds me of something my dad heard from an old Confederate Civil War vet about how delicious a cooked rat tastes after one has starved long enough.
Always look forward to these videos
BOY! I Just Don't Think You Look Hungry Enough!👊🤣👌✨
Been watching this kind of stuff for years. You taught me something new today by showing the firehardening of the spearhead. Great.
Great video… amazing amount of skills packed into a concise video! Thank you!!
Excellent video
RIP Mr jingles 😆 🤣 😂
The zip tie escape noted 😉
I've got a building full of mice. Been making improvised mouse traps out of things in the building for fun. Thanks for a new idea
Capt:
According to most Airborne Rangers that I have had the good fortune to train with, or make friends with, EVERYTHING that is totally disgusting to everyone else tastes like CHICKEN to them (with the EXCEPTION of chicken MRE's).
THANK YOU for all you do!
Have a BLESSED EASTER.
😉👍
Excellent class this was one of your best. I understand how much work went into making this Thanks
some folks just don't understand that when you're trying to survive, you do what you have to do to keep going. eating mice can be part of it. good info in this one as always.
Highly motivating! There are plenty of rats out there, for sure. Too many people overlook this valuable food source. I killed 14 desert rats in 2 nights using a Buck knife and a Baby Ruth candy bar for bait. But that was just pest control and boredom. I didn't eat them! I could have though if I had needed to. I got tired of them rats stealing my food and crawling around the shelter all night, so something had to be done.
Great video as always! Thanks for lunch!
Loved the real life example and possible list
Like the content I really like the fishing gear eating and cooking videos!
Appreciate the details on what is really for dinner in a survival situation. I love your videos because you know real stuff and can explain it well. Keep 'em coming!
Brilliant 👏 this is real survival 💪
Watching and learning from the Republic of the Philippine Islands. Surrounded by my young troops, 16, 14, 10 and our newest family addition on my lap, 2 1/2 years old. Thank you Andrew, for demonstrating new skills , broken down in easy to follow "chunks" for us to practice together. Always new inspiration. We pray your channel will continue top grow and prosper as you so generously share your knowledge and give your time assisting others in learning.
That video was AWESOME, great tin too...2fer pmsl.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge
Enjoyed the video, especially the cooking/dining lesson..
Keep up the great videos & see you on the next one..👍🏻
Excellent video!!! What’s for dinner😂🤣
Awesome
this is the best us prep channel i.m.h.o
Another great detailed video. Thank you.
You are the best that ever did it GREAT VIDEO
Always look forward to your next video
You earned those thumbs up friend ! Great video and entertaining 👍👍👍👍👍
Thank you i have learnes a lot from you ,,im 78 years old so probably wont use what i learned on a weekend camp ,,but in case of survival ive got it in ,my memory cells
Enjoyable watch, good information with fine pace and run time, thank you
Incredible instruction as always. Thanks!
Thanks for the video! A lot of information that may have been seen before, but from your point of view with your techniques. You are excellent in the way you teach. Keep up the great videos.
Awesome video. Thanks for bringing us this great content! 👍
Hi, German prepper sent me over, I’m now subscribed. Thank you for the information. 👍 I now know one more thing I can cook and eat if worse comes to worst.
Much appreciated.
Good job, as always…
A true survival video..godbless u always andrew..
On this episode of "Alone"...
Thank you so much, Andrew. Absolutely top notch video, your skills and knowledge are really great. Watching you teaching survival always make my day! Stay strong!
Man o man are you brave! Thanks for these great videos Andrew, look forward to next week's video!
Andrew, great job. 👍
Down and dirty is great. loved it. especially the escape tricks. Great job. Thanks.
Always enjoyable Always a 👍🏿 up from me outstanding
Awesome video. Thank you for the ideas and out of box ideas.
Mouse-a-la-cart. After my colonoscopy tomorrow I'll be ready to eat a couple dozen mice. This was good. Actually prepping and consuming something you trapped. Showing folks new to this stuff (especially me) that it is doable. Maybe in a similar video in the future you could provide tips on what to look for to determine if an animal is fit to eat before it is cooked. Friction hardened spear tip was handy as well as how to mount the nail in the staff. Excellent block of instruction. Bravo Zulu.
Awesome video! I did this years ago,, with a figure 4. Field mice really do taste, just like chicken! I was laughing my ass off, when you said, "tastes like chicken"
Mickey on the Barbie. Awesome
Excellent demo of skills at hand! Knowledge on another level for sure. I will find time to practice some of these skills soon. Your ability to add new and pertinent content on this channel is truly AMAZING. Thanks for sharing lunch!