If you want one of these custom builds or an authentic Louisiana Pirogue built, find Parrish Pirogues and Cypress on Facebook! We’re not sponsored, we just really like the guy. We actually buy crawfish from him sometimes 🦞
Where are you guys? Like where in Louisiana I’m in chalmette like 30 mins out New Orleans, St. Bernard parish, and I’ve seen people do similar things with their normal boats im just wondering
I love how this Chanel is not only about fishing for crawfish and great ways to cook, season and catch them but is also about the history of Louisiana life. Not only do you get an idea of the food Louisiana has to offer but you also learn about celebrations like Mardi Gras and learn about how indigenous people hunted in Louisianas vast pond/lake areas. You also learn how many people still tend to use indigenous peoples methods of water travel and how Louisiana is a welcoming and friendly state with a community of people who see you more as a family friend than a stranger. I’ve never been to Louisiana and unfortunately don’t enjoy sea food but this channel makes me want to hop on a plane and try crawfish for the first ever time. I probably won’t love the crawfish but I’d be sad that my brain dislikes the taste of something that looks so tasty to eat.
You do an excellent job of educating people about history and always include the whole story and being respectful to different cultures. It's refreshing. Thanks !!!
That so awesome that you guys shared a bit of History of the Choctaw! I am Choctaw from the Jena Band of Choctaw Indians. So it’s an honor that y’all have tried out this method.
That is so awesome! I'm so happy y'all have the boat with all that love and hard work invested in it. And I pray y'all have success with your new equipment!💜👍🙏
I did this exact same thing with my kayak for duck season the i fish with t it the rest of the year. My kayak blends in perfectly with the rice we have growing in our crawfish pond!
Funfact vikings from around 1000 years ago made their boats almost in the same way but better they could hold more people and things for a trade in another land or for a viking train (when a lot of vikings are on boats to raid another town far away
My grandpa has been a pretty big name on Texas side of Caddo for carpentry for a long time, him and my great uncle now do tours for their out of state friends that come to visit on his that he built himself! They’re awesome
The Center For Traditional Louisiana Boat Building & Museum has some (my grandpa made a few some on TH-cam before he passed) and they used to do classes but the building in Lockport was damaged during Hurricane IDA send love and support so they can reopen.
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If you want one of these custom builds or an authentic Louisiana Pirogue built, find Parrish Pirogues and Cypress on Facebook!
We’re not sponsored, we just really like the guy. We actually buy crawfish from him sometimes 🦞
I’m native so I know it kind of hard
Where are you guys? Like where in Louisiana I’m in chalmette like 30 mins out New Orleans, St. Bernard parish, and I’ve seen people do similar things with their normal boats im just wondering
i didnt see the boat at the beginning but when i rewatched it i did. very good camo.
Up here in the med west, we'll rotate where we hunt and leave a couple places safe for the season and go back next season
that interesting i didnt know that@@JeffyLube
Ducks be like "that island is following me but I can't prove it"
☠️ this is gold
Idk if the natives had trolling motors though 😂
@@UncannyLivinghey mr dense there's a such thing AS ROWING THE GOD DAMN BOAT
😅
5yo me the moon is following type energie
The fact that it was in the first clip and we didn't even notice is crazy
I noticed it when the video looped and I was like "wait a fuckin minute"
I noticed it when the video looped and I was like "wait a fuckin minute"
@@prestonrobertson4415 SAAAAMMMEEEE
Who is “we”
@@prestonrobertson4415Alzheimer’s
I’m Choctaw thank using our old strats
I'm also Choctaw also and it made me happy and sad that no one still don't use Cypress
Same
Im also Choctaw
Me too, we thank you for using our old ways. It’s amazing to see them today
Y'all lying
Old knowledge + New Knowledge = Wisdom 🦆
Thanks for the duck 🦆 videos love them
I like ducks
i am cherokee native american decent and i’m fairly certain i know a few people of choctaw decent.. makes me happy to see you crediting them!
No you don't
Bro I’m Aztec
I love how this Chanel is not only about fishing for crawfish and great ways to cook, season and catch them but is also about the history of Louisiana life. Not only do you get an idea of the food Louisiana has to offer but you also learn about celebrations like Mardi Gras and learn about how indigenous people hunted in Louisianas vast pond/lake areas. You also learn how many people still tend to use indigenous peoples methods of water travel and how Louisiana is a welcoming and friendly state with a community of people who see you more as a family friend than a stranger. I’ve never been to Louisiana and unfortunately don’t enjoy sea food but this channel makes me want to hop on a plane and try crawfish for the first ever time. I probably won’t love the crawfish but I’d be sad that my brain dislikes the taste of something that looks so tasty to eat.
I love that you showed the history and native American heritage, your channel is really amazing!
This will be a nightmare on guerrillas warfare 💀💀💀💀💀💀
Wow thanks for teaching me somthing cool about my ancestors im an official member of the choctaw nation of Oklahoma an this makes me so proud🎉
Yessir Choctaw Oklahoma right here
@@connorleflore9062 gang gang 💯
Same
Do I know yall
@@v2Vxfy probably not where from
Proper built pirogues are underrated for duck season on the intercostal. Didn’t know there was a shop that still made them. Have to check them out!
I love the history behind this!
You do an excellent job of educating people about history and always include the whole story and being respectful to different cultures. It's refreshing. Thanks !!!
Still waiting on those garden gnomes
Ducks been real quiet sense this dropped
Since*
Yeah they hunted them all
😂
I’m a bunkie native, ngl it’s super cool you came out here considering there isn’t much out here
One of our shops is there!
I think its really cool that you guys used an ancient hunting technique. Thats badass as fuck.
Bro so cool u gave the indigenous credit 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
There are no indigenous humans to the Americas.
That’s an awesome duck boat!!
Love yalls videos
Your content always keeps me coming back for more.
That so awesome that you guys shared a bit of History of the Choctaw!
I am Choctaw from the Jena Band of Choctaw Indians. So it’s an honor that y’all have tried out this method.
That is so awesome! I'm so happy y'all have the boat with all that love and hard work invested in it. And I pray y'all have success with your new equipment!💜👍🙏
Wow!! That came out really nice!!
Such a cool video keep going man
It's good to see Mr. David. Keep up the awesome videos!
Mentioning my tribe made my day❤
Although I am not Choctaw myself but a Cree, I appreciate you showing off some of their culture and past inventions
Love the respect you gave them natives ! Not personally native myself I’m American-Hispanic
Thats sick love this guy uno🎉
I did this exact same thing with my kayak for duck season the i fish with t
it the rest of the year. My kayak blends in perfectly with the rice we have growing in our crawfish pond!
Natives came up with solutions to practically every hunting/agricultural problem
That’s really cool
You just created a NEW PRODUCT LINE ITEM...
PRICELESS
Lowkey sick af
That's a premium ocean liner
hey im from bunkie! feels weird to see it talked about in such a well known channel, much love
Love to see kids working alongside their parents
That is Awesome!!!
I really need one of these!
"He's over there in dem trees 🎄" ducks probably
That would make a cool little bass boat
That’s sick!!
That is so badass sweet project man
I love this so much. Time to get building
Where I'm from we use multiple small blinds scattered around and rotate around them on different hunting days.
I am a chactow I love seeing you still useing our blinds😀
Love the song choice. David grier is an incredible player.
Thank you for bringing light to my cousins. (Native of Oregon)
Funfact vikings from around 1000 years ago made their boats almost in the same way but better they could hold more people and things for a trade in another land or for a viking train (when a lot of vikings are on boats to raid another town far away
Ok that is actually so dope 😮
Beautiful
Thats really neat how you solved the problem
Can you imagine being a soldier from an invading country stationed in the swamps amd you just see floating bushes playing the banjo coming your way?
a red dawn war would be over in 6 days in the south
Yo that thing is awesome
Thanks for honoring the Choctaw for their marvel!!!
That shit is damn cool now I want one
Glad you showed that boat maker how to build boats
That is so awesome I want one 😂
hey its like a birchbark canoe from my culture
God damn Louisianan guerrilla warfare
That is a beautiful boat
That’s awesome
I've never wanted to go hunting with someone on the internet before😂
YEAAAAH SUPPORTING LOCAL BUSINESS
My grandpa has been a pretty big name on Texas side of Caddo for carpentry for a long time, him and my great uncle now do tours for their out of state friends that come to visit on his that he built himself! They’re awesome
Bro had the final product at the beginning and we ain't even notice
I love how hes doing woodwork while barefoot lmao
“Eventually came around” “here’s a extra 300”
Man that sucker is awesome dude 🤙🏼
The Center For Traditional Louisiana Boat Building & Museum has some (my grandpa made a few some on TH-cam before he passed) and they used to do classes but the building in Lockport was damaged during Hurricane IDA send love and support so they can reopen.
Choctaw mentioned💯💯😤😤😤
Amazing craftsmanship
You cheeky buggers hiding it in the first shot
Dropped a knowledge casserole on me
Kinda like a south pacific out rigger . Put the pontoon off one of those on that stability plus . Thanks 4 ur nice video.howdy from so. Cal
Love it
Very cool 👍
So cool!
Okay I will be buying one of these
Love it❤
That's nuts, a little research later with a commission and it's duck season. Awesome!
Looks like a truck load of fun
This is so cool
I’m Choctaw
Thanks for the history lesson
Just goes to show, the people before us were insanely skilled and intelligent, and their solutions still hold up to this day.
Thanks for giving props to the Natives.
That right there is a Bootleg AA system, an AD system per-say (AD = Anti Duck)
Nice jacket!
Brother that's beautiful
Damn that is a nice boat
Bro finally got a John boat
That's badass
Bro built a battleship against ducks 😂
Very cool👍
I swear southern people love their native indian heritage and blood
Glad you guys used our Native American techniques 👍🏻 keep them alive!
Imagine being a duck and watching the land start following you with 2 rifles