*If you want to buy some WOODOBO SPICE (FOR SALE):* tinyurl.com/y7s5cnoo *The GOAL of the SURVIVAL CHALLENGE is simple: GAIN or MAINTAIN, body weight eating only WILD FOODS! FULL PLAYLIST:* tinyurl.com/yczxcypn
Killing beavers without survival needs is a sin, and it should be a crime. Those beavers do 10X the amount of work you do to maintain wetlands where the wild things you eat can live and grow, and when you kill them in the name of your human , predatory community, it's only a matter of time before your fellow humans bulldoze and exterminate wholesale the nature you have been a guest of.There were clearly other animals for you to hunt that would have required more effort and time to find and bag. The fact that you were able to load that bear right into the back of that car tells me the exact amount of effort you put into your claim as woodsmen. You, sir, are not a longhunter. You are a scalper whose motives are clearly destructive, and everywhere you go, you will repatriate wilderness into homesteads and fields, first by taking the lives of that which moves in the name of your quest for motion, and then by taking the lives of those things which stand still in the name of a quest to settle down. You have been unfollowed.
Killing a beaver to show an example of how to survive on beaver meat only creates a generation of people going out and killing beavers. It's not a justification, it's an attempt to game views through nostalgia and childish desire for hunting verisimilitude.
are there really so many nuts who would try this challenge for real anyway. thought we all watch this as we would never actualy do it. at least I wouldn't
The mindless manifesto of a keyboard warrior. Probably copied and pasted it into every other wildlife channel on YT. Lol. "Verisimilitude." Reaching deep in the thesaurus for that one...
I'm a 21 yr old that used to be addicted to opiates and your videos helped me get through the first couple weeks of recovery thank you wooded beardsman for the hours and hours of knowledge you've shared with us
Nice to meet you Bob Lopez. I'm a fifty year old. A couple years back I suffered a lower back injury. I subscribed to this channel, living in Kansas, living in bed, and eating 16 hydrocodone every day. Put your faith in God good sir. I still talk to the Wooded Beardsman, that's about the only thing that hasn't changed in my life. I have been completely healed. No longer on any meds. Living on the Oregon coast. Living the dream. To God be the glory. Be encouraged young man. There was some hope! Thank you Chris for being an inspiration! To many! And a by product, down from 243 pounds to 206. Wooohoooo! I'm alive!!!!
Same here bob Lopez. I'm 22, February 5th will be 1 year sober. You can do anything you put your mind to ol boy. Recovery is extremely hard, but staying sober is half of the battle. Stay strong bro!
I feel the encouragement to get things done is the main message of this channel. (That being said, enough YT watching for me today, its time to go outside.)
Actualy glue is possible to make with sap, they say if you milt the white part of the bark of trees if terns into sticky black glue stuff which hardens agin so you can save it for latter on a stick
most ppl stocked up on tp... lol... im right for the bags and tape. and bulk salt & sugar. it gets me started for long term living. but dont forget xtra shovels, axe and seeds
I’m a Veteran from Texas and it would be so nice to get out in nature with you guys. Been tough lately, but I think the outdoors is exactly what’s needed. Maybe a “Vet Episode” or something would be cool. Be safe and keep up the awesome content🤙🦌🎣
That’s what I was thinking bud. Just don’t know any places around me. I’m in West Texas around San Angelo, but my parents live in San Antonio Step7767 and I travel.
I'm a veteran myself I've found a few like minded people via the internet but they are always half way across the state from me. Still hoping to find someone close by. I've been trapping for 13 years in east Texas where I grew up but I recently got married and moved closer to Dallas dont really have any trapping spots down here yet. But I hunt and fish near here.
My girl likes the Cowboys and tries to go to a couple games a year, but I’m like you and can never find anyone that seems real and outdoorsman around me. Can honestly say since the military I don’t have any real friends. Like the Bearded Woodsmen says “I’m an Alpha male and a lot of guys are intimidated” except for some of the guys and other Vets I meet at the VA.
Next season try doing this without guns only bows, spears and stuff like that keep the shotgun just incase but still i feel that would be much more challenging!
What about spear throwers? I think the spears like you see in movies were more for fighting than hunting. www.3riversarchery.com/blog/how-to-use-the-atlatl-spear-thrower/
Very few people on the planet are capable of real bush survival anymore. They all need modern gizmos. Using the primitive meat storage technique is almost pointless in this video. With all the hardware, you may as well just bring a solar powered cooler I suppose. This is just a basic hunting trip.
God I love your videos man. They have helped me through some really lonely and dark times in my life, and I thank you for putting in the hard work to make these videos!
@@JK-ri9jh humans have been at the tops for thousands of years, we have intelligence like no other species on this planet. A gun is only the modern day choice we can make traps, sharp objects, hunt in groups the list goes on why intelligence will always make us a superior predator.
Do you think it is better to leave the meat in the bag with or without tying off the bag? I assume it is better to just leave it untied like they showed.
Very few people know how to use the slow evaporation method for gathering salt from salt water. Anyone along the coast is blessed as other than this, you have to find a salt lick, an alkali flat, or a salt mine. Salt was a major trade item as a result. People think you boil seawater but that wastes too much in work calories and firewood. The evaporation method is essentially what people see briefly in salt harvesting videos. One can just take seawater and over time, the water evaporates until eventually just sodium chloride is the vast bulk of the "salt" that remains (versus other salts).
i needed a good video to help pass the slow time at work today but now im hungry and want to go camping. i might have to start planning a spring trip to keep myself sane through the winter.
Another great video Wooded!! Since I've started watching your channel (about 5 months ago), Ive learned so much. I was born and raised in Los Angeles so much of this is new to me, learning a lot, thank you for all you do man !!!
How long would the food last in that situation. Like putting it in the ground? Are there any better methods to make wild food or game last longer in the woods?
Recall that in South East Alaska, the old time native method to “preserve” salmon, was to bury it and allow it to “ferment”. With modern influences of plastic Tupperware, natives would use it for their salmon storage. Problem was, Tupperware excluded oxygen, which allowed for conditions promoting botulism which then killed anyone who consumed the meat. Seeing your meat buried in plastic brought this to mind.
John Steed Maybe clean straw would be an old fashioned option, that is what just came to my mind. Also maybe baskets. How would the worms be kept out though??
Steven Gonzalez I think earth worms would be the least of the problems. Think about it, fermented fish. I am guessing they were able to keep the fly maggots out, possibly, maybe, and it is my understanding that earth worms were an import from europe, having gone extinct after the last ice age, so were not an issue until later, but even if I am wrong, just think about it, fermented fish. yum. I’d rather eat the earth worms.
John Steed All I could think of is the fact that some animals will burry what they can't eat at the moment. Like what they have killed. So they come back for it at a later time. I have seen dogs do that. Guess they know something.
Hey Wooded, fellow Ontarian here - its great living vicariously through you and watching your adventures. I've been a medical mystery with no energy for the past three months and was just diagnosed with moderate to severe sleep apnea. Hopefully will recover soon. Just wanted to say, I saw another poster talk about how you don't get such high views and hits on this kind of content. Don't let that discourage you! - your hardcore fanbase loves it and it keeps us more and more interested as you keep creating content. Please keep doing the living challenges! Have a good one!
That's pretty cool. Great tip on the moss refrigerator. Never tried that before. You keep going at this rate and it's going to be the weight loss challenge!
Gregory Campbell brother have you looked into nitrate/ smoking? I was a cook so I was willing to trust some recipes. “Home sausage making” was a great intro into true curing for me. Academy sells a reliable curing mix.
Does using moss and a small trench really keep the meat at a safe temperature? I'd love to see actual data on that. At least something like some thermo probes inserted over a period of time. That's some interesting stuff. Would it work without moss, and using just dirt?
What's up wooded beardsman, nice video. When smoking meat, can one use spruce, pine, birch, or can one only use hardwood for meat preservation? God bless.
Dont even have to watch the video before I like it. Always good content no matter what. Keep up the good work! Tuesdays and Friday's are always so much better once I see you uploaded!
Every single man that came off of those ships had this mindset and that is why we are in the situation we are in I know the Native Americans were like what the f*** do you mean you're going shopping
GrumbleGamer 18 beaver is easy to find any trapper is more then willing to share , and bear meat join your local Isaac Walton league and they all share wild game also !
How do bear and/or beaver taste? + have you ever tried to make clothing out of animal hide by brain tanning (or any kind of tanning really, it's just that in the wilderness brain tanning is probably the easiest)
Hay I'm from Israel In Israel hunting is illegal so I watch all your videos and try to imagine how it is I love all your videos and I hope you will continue to bring good videos in the future Thank you so much
This is as Natural as it can be. Love your cool refrigerator. And I hope both of you catch up with your weights soon enough. Really don't want you all to lose inspite of all the food preservation.
Do you think it is better to leave the meat in the bag with or without tying off the bag? I assume it is better to just leave it untied like they showed.
4:19 that’s exactly what I told my little brother the first time I took him camping. Ain’t nothing scarier than humans, few more years and I’ll take him hunting and he’ll really get it
I often buy and try out exotic game meat. Especially after watching your videos. My wife and I both fish and hunt and I’m trying to score some bear steaks to cook up and see if we would want to try and hunt one.
Try cook the apples like it was potatoes, just check them for rotten or worms, put them in the pan with skin and all, brown sugar if u have, add water until half the apples and let them cook until the water evapored (if u put sugar dont let them cook to long sugar will start to burn quickier). After they are cooked u can easly peel them, no calories and time wasted peeling them.
The quality of your editing has consistently improved as I've followed your channel. I love seeing all the inventive and well presented content you have to offer. I've learned a ton from you. I'm curious what kind of licensing you need in Canada to hunt such a wide variety of game. You seem to have hit a good sweet spot where lots of stuff is in season at the same time. Here in Missouri, there are parts of the year when there aren't a whole lot of in season game to hunt (not to dish on Missouri)
The fall is when most everything is in season, fish to game. Big and small. We need to have licenses for each kind of game. The fall was the ideal time to do it, just never had anyone available until now.
That cramping and nausea that happens when you go into the bush can be ameliorated a bit by increasing dietary fiber. Your gut flora really need it to survive, and besides it makes your poo transit your intestines easier. The less you mess with your gut flora, then the less you're messing with your immune system, and the less likely you are to get actually sick too.
The Wooded Beardsman one more thing if you guys could eat the meat a little rare you would find a calorie boost by .5 . Boiling cutes the calories by .5 but I know the challenges keep up the good work everybody.
Cattail possibly, but it's likely more work than they are worth. One day I'll give them a go, more than just the spring shoots, which are good and don't need a lot of work.
This is probably not the intended use of these videos but I'm making a wilderness survivalist ranger for my friends D&D campaign so I'm looking up natural survivalist techniques
How do you wash utensils out there do you use dish soap or just sand? I've read somewhere that nomads in desserts use sand to clean their utensils you can try that if you feel like doing it.
So many of these videos of preserving food have the weather conditions of being cold. What I need to know is what to do when it is 95 to 100+ for two weeks or longer. Do you have an answer for me/us? Video if you can.
i prefer his friend One wildcrafter's more laid back style. Woodbeards great but if you want less dramatic and over the top then head to Jeremys channel lol
Good information as always, I have a question have you every been injured in the bush and do you have First aid equipment, ok I have 2 questions, how long will meet last under those conditions.
Great video guys, love watching these. Im surprised about the beaver meat, maybe try cooking less meat but a variety of styles so its like having a new meal each time. Food all looks so good. Last year was my first time in years doing my trap lines again and caught a bunch of beavers, I was shocked how amazing the quality of meat is. Im about to start muskrat trapping once deer season is over next week and will try them as well, I hear from old time trappers they are really sweet and delicious so we will see. Great video again take care.
*If you want to buy some WOODOBO SPICE (FOR SALE):* tinyurl.com/y7s5cnoo
*The GOAL of the SURVIVAL CHALLENGE is simple: GAIN or MAINTAIN, body weight eating only WILD FOODS! FULL PLAYLIST:* tinyurl.com/yczxcypn
Killing beavers without survival needs is a sin, and it should be a crime. Those beavers do 10X the amount of work you do to maintain wetlands where the wild things you eat can live and grow, and when you kill them in the name of your human , predatory community, it's only a matter of time before your fellow humans bulldoze and exterminate wholesale the nature you have been a guest of.There were clearly other animals for you to hunt that would have required more effort and time to find and bag. The fact that you were able to load that bear right into the back of that car tells me the exact amount of effort you put into your claim as woodsmen. You, sir, are not a longhunter. You are a scalper whose motives are clearly destructive, and everywhere you go, you will repatriate wilderness into homesteads and fields, first by taking the lives of that which moves in the name of your quest for motion, and then by taking the lives of those things which stand still in the name of a quest to settle down. You have been unfollowed.
Killing a beaver to show an example of how to survive on beaver meat only creates a generation of people going out and killing beavers. It's not a justification, it's an attempt to game views through nostalgia and childish desire for hunting verisimilitude.
are there really so many nuts who would try this challenge for real anyway. thought we all watch this as we would never actualy do it. at least I wouldn't
The mindless manifesto of a keyboard warrior. Probably copied and pasted it into every other wildlife channel on YT.
Lol. "Verisimilitude." Reaching deep in the thesaurus for that one...
@@HFGCS
Now comes the part where we throw our heads back and laugh.
Ready?
LOL!
I'm a 21 yr old that used to be addicted to opiates and your videos helped me get through the first couple weeks of recovery thank you wooded beardsman for the hours and hours of knowledge you've shared with us
Good luck bud, keep going!
Stay strong Bro!
Nice to meet you Bob Lopez. I'm a fifty year old. A couple years back I suffered a lower back injury. I subscribed to this channel, living in Kansas, living in bed, and eating 16 hydrocodone every day.
Put your faith in God good sir. I still talk to the Wooded Beardsman, that's about the only thing that hasn't changed in my life. I have been completely healed. No longer on any meds. Living on the Oregon coast. Living the dream. To God be the glory. Be encouraged young man. There was some hope!
Thank you Chris for being an inspiration! To many!
And a by product, down from 243 pounds to 206.
Wooohoooo! I'm alive!!!!
Same here bob Lopez. I'm 22, February 5th will be 1 year sober. You can do anything you put your mind to ol boy. Recovery is extremely hard, but staying sober is half of the battle. Stay strong bro!
I feel the encouragement to get things done is the main message of this channel. (That being said, enough YT watching for me today, its time to go outside.)
Plastic bags are the most primitive of technologies, along with duct tape and super glue.
Actualy glue is possible to make with sap, they say if you milt the white part of the bark of trees if terns into sticky black glue stuff which hardens agin so you can save it for latter on a stick
most ppl stocked up on tp... lol... im right for the bags and tape. and bulk salt & sugar. it gets me started for long term living. but dont forget xtra shovels, axe and seeds
You'd be surprised how many plastic bags you find drifting through the wind since that song came out.
You can make glue from bones, and instead of plastic you could wrap the meat in skins I think.
@@hussamgunter7381 skin rots or gets eaten away by insects no?
You know as I watch your videos. I kinda shocked the discovery channel hadn't offered a living off the land show to you guys yet brotha.
He is too much about being a man for tv
I've talked to a few shows, but none seemed right.
@@TheWoodedBeardsman stick with your gut brotha 👍👍 I do look ward to your show if you get one. None the less I look forward to your next upload here!
They would ruin a great program with fake drama.
@@davidsmith731 I don't think he'd let fake crap fly.
“Be the top predator, not worried about bears or wolves. No concern here” what a boss
Living challenge S1 : We starve on a diet of berries, weeds and bland fish.
S4: BLOOD FOR THE BLOOD GOD! SKULLS FOR THE SKULL THRONE!
Glad you took the time to see the progression!!! Too few see it.
we win these
I’m a Veteran from Texas and it would be so nice to get out in nature with you guys. Been tough lately, but I think the outdoors is exactly what’s needed. Maybe a “Vet Episode” or something would be cool. Be safe and keep up the awesome content🤙🦌🎣
Nature is the best healer!
What part of Texas you in bro?
That’s what I was thinking bud. Just don’t know any places around me. I’m in West Texas around San Angelo, but my parents live in San Antonio Step7767 and I travel.
I'm a veteran myself I've found a few like minded people via the internet but they are always half way across the state from me. Still hoping to find someone close by. I've been trapping for 13 years in east Texas where I grew up but I recently got married and moved closer to Dallas dont really have any trapping spots down here yet. But I hunt and fish near here.
My girl likes the Cowboys and tries to go to a couple games a year, but I’m like you and can never find anyone that seems real and outdoorsman around me. Can honestly say since the military I don’t have any real friends. Like the Bearded Woodsmen says “I’m an Alpha male and a lot of guys are intimidated” except for some of the guys and other Vets I meet at the VA.
Catch and cooks are 👌
Next season try doing this without guns only bows, spears and stuff like that keep the shotgun just incase but still i feel that would be much more challenging!
You could go your whole life without killing anything with a spear....a gun and metal traps are a must to even approach some semblance of success.
What about spear throwers? I think the spears like you see in movies were more for fighting than hunting.
www.3riversarchery.com/blog/how-to-use-the-atlatl-spear-thrower/
Very few people on the planet are capable of real bush survival anymore. They all need modern gizmos. Using the primitive meat storage technique is almost pointless in this video. With all the hardware, you may as well just bring a solar powered cooler I suppose. This is just a basic hunting trip.
The Wooded Beardsman I think the primitive bow is a good stepping stone to the spear lol
@@TheWoodedBeardsman its a good thing our ancestors had all those metal traps and guns then i suppose........
God I love your videos man. They have helped me through some really lonely and dark times in my life, and I thank you for putting in the hard work to make these videos!
“We don’t do anything about predator control, but be the top predator”
Pure badass.
Until you take away the guns
@@JK-ri9jh humans have been at the tops for thousands of years, we have intelligence like no other species on this planet. A gun is only the modern day choice we can make traps, sharp objects, hunt in groups the list goes on why intelligence will always make us a superior predator.
@@JK-ri9jh lol? then you use a winged spear buddy, no animal on north america would best you
I eat beaver everyday in the bush or not LOL. A good way to store the meat right near a tree with loads of moisture. Good stuff men
Do you think it is better to leave the meat in the bag with or without tying off the bag? I assume it is better to just leave it untied like they showed.
Very few people know how to use the slow evaporation method for gathering salt from salt water. Anyone along the coast is blessed as other than this, you have to find a salt lick, an alkali flat, or a salt mine. Salt was a major trade item as a result. People think you boil seawater but that wastes too much in work calories and firewood. The evaporation method is essentially what people see briefly in salt harvesting videos. One can just take seawater and over time, the water evaporates until eventually just sodium chloride is the vast bulk of the "salt" that remains (versus other salts).
The one thing you guys need is a botany bachelor's degree to get all the plant food items around you... to mix in with the meat consumption...
We have skinning, cooking and real forest conditions. Great vid!
i needed a good video to help pass the slow time at work today but now im hungry and want to go camping. i might have to start planning a spring trip to keep myself sane through the winter.
Do it!
I love it, it is a terrific idea to store meat in ground! It really works as a freezer/fridge! Sweet!
You two guys are living it up bless you both.
Another great video Wooded!!
Since I've started watching your channel (about 5 months ago), Ive learned so much.
I was born and raised in Los Angeles so much of this is new to me, learning a lot, thank you for all you do man !!!
Glad to hear!
My favorite channel. I always learn so much watching your channel. Keep it up man.
I'd love to sit silently and watch and learn from this man..if I ever win the lottery, I'll ask ask him.
EXCELLENT CAMERA FOOTAGE another informative video
2:26 I don't know why but after you said that, I thought the moss buddy was moving behind the tree was a bear head and it made me jump lmao
How long would the food last in that situation. Like putting it in the ground? Are there any better methods to make wild food or game last longer in the woods?
I salt or dry or freeze or home can meat and it lasts all seasons of year no fridge 😃🏡
Recall that in South East Alaska, the old time native method to “preserve” salmon, was to bury it and allow it to “ferment”. With modern influences of plastic Tupperware, natives would use it for their salmon storage. Problem was, Tupperware excluded oxygen, which allowed for conditions promoting botulism which then killed anyone who consumed the meat. Seeing your meat buried in plastic brought this to mind.
John Steed
Maybe clean straw would be an old fashioned option, that is what just came to my mind. Also maybe baskets. How would the worms be kept out though??
John Steed
Maybe plastic bags would only be completely food poisening proof in truly frozen condition, but then that is only my guess.
Steven Gonzalez I think earth worms would be the least of the problems. Think about it, fermented fish. I am guessing they were able to keep the fly maggots out, possibly, maybe, and it is my understanding that earth worms were an import from europe, having gone extinct after the last ice age, so were not an issue until later, but even if I am wrong, just think about it, fermented fish. yum. I’d rather eat the earth worms.
John Steed
All I could think of is the fact that some animals will burry what they can't eat at the moment. Like what they have killed. So they come back for it at a later time. I have seen dogs do that. Guess they know something.
John Steed
Thinking of fermented fish sauce, and oyster flavor sauce. Oriental food. I can do without both those sauces, for sure.
Hey Wooded, fellow Ontarian here - its great living vicariously through you and watching your adventures. I've been a medical mystery with no energy for the past three months and was just diagnosed with moderate to severe sleep apnea. Hopefully will recover soon. Just wanted to say, I saw another poster talk about how you don't get such high views and hits on this kind of content. Don't let that discourage you! - your hardcore fanbase loves it and it keeps us more and more interested as you keep creating content. Please keep doing the living challenges! Have a good one!
Oh, sleep is huge, glad you figured it out! Thanks for your positive words, they mean a lot.
That's pretty cool. Great tip on the moss refrigerator. Never tried that before.
You keep going at this rate and it's going to be the weight loss challenge!
I love these catch and cook it’s the best! Thanks for amazing content Wooded beardsman!
You're welcome.
Quick question so if something like the "bigfoot" comes through your camp would you still eat him too
Be kinda sketchy you know...could be another guy in a costume :)
I'm sure they would at least have a nibble on his foot and render the fat in it
@@TheWoodedBeardsman Follow up question, if a guy in a costume came through would you eat him?
@@joeasher2876 Just don’t go trick or treating near woods! You never know who is lurking there, lol!
Any tips for meat storage in warmer weather? Maybe 40+ or 70+ degrees?
Gregory Campbell brother have you looked into nitrate/ smoking? I was a cook so I was willing to trust some recipes. “Home sausage making” was a great intro into true curing for me. Academy sells a reliable curing mix.
@@81peyote oh, cool. I'm definitely gonna look into that. Thanks 👍
Does using moss and a small trench really keep the meat at a safe temperature? I'd love to see actual data on that. At least something like some thermo probes inserted over a period of time. That's some interesting stuff. Would it work without moss, and using just dirt?
What's up wooded beardsman, nice video. When smoking meat, can one use spruce, pine, birch, or can one only use hardwood for meat preservation? God bless.
Kickin ass guys! Been away a while and so glad to see you still rollin out legitimately helpful no-fluff footage.
Dont even have to watch the video before I like it. Always good content no matter what. Keep up the good work! Tuesdays and Friday's are always so much better once I see you uploaded!
Thanks Curtis!
Nice catch man. Love you guys. Great job. Im no 1
Every single man that came off of those ships had this mindset and that is why we are in the situation we are in I know the Native Americans were like what the f*** do you mean you're going shopping
This vids keep me sane during covid
I put your vids to play when I sleep I think it’s your voice that helps me sleep better
:)
I am in favor of a community based togetherness. You all need everyone to contribute and help out. Big family.
Any animal that wonders into camp, we'll eat it. Sounds like a human to me.
these videos are awesome, specially when you’re baked 😂 it’s like I can’t get enough
Thanks for the helpful video definitely came in handy. How would you store food in the summer when its hot?
I see some Zach Fowler influence in some of your editing and drone shots. Nicely done!
Just tightening everything up a little keep the action moving forward.
I love the drone views. It brings a whole new perspective.
Thrive on men! May the fat be with you!
And be with you too! :)
#1 best way to watch these. Make pot roast and eat while watching lol. Your practically there.
God I wish I could try some of the beaver and bear meat 😫
GrumbleGamer 18 beaver is easy to find any trapper is more then willing to share , and bear meat join your local Isaac Walton league and they all share wild game also !
I haven`t eaten beaver in years
Your local butcher can always get you some
@@jackmehoff2961 I love eating beaver, ;)
@@rossevans2814 must be pink & tender
Love it when these two in particular collaborate!!!! great vid!!!
Love ya'lls channel, but do you have any videos of cooking a possum? If not, could you cook one in the wild? Thanks
I do, it's in the Texas series!
Vegans probably hate and avoid this channel at all costs... Nice
LOL! Look at all the plants they kill every day?
That is true my cousin shoots more deer protecting him crops than when he does hunting
@@Aggrobiscuit My Comment was a Joke. The punch line is, EAT BACON!
Aggrobiscuit And all those pesticides and toxic chemicals they use to preserve the crops as well. So basically feeding poison to humans.
Vegans are the most polite, the worst are supermarket snowflakes.
Awesome video ! I went fishing this morning, now I`m freezing & hurting.
Thank You for sharing your video, and bringing us along. ATB
Oh, hot shower time! Happens to me too.
@@TheWoodedBeardsman Yea, feels Great. until you step out lol
Favorite survival show to watch. Very real and down to earth
I watched yellowjackets and ran to youtube so if i ever get stranded thank you 🙏🏼 great video
This is up there with Meateater. Great video, lads.
How do bear and/or beaver taste? + have you ever tried to make clothing out of animal hide by brain tanning (or any kind of tanning really, it's just that in the wilderness brain tanning is probably the easiest)
Bear is like good roast beef, beaver is like really good roast beef.
@@TheWoodedBeardsman hahaha that's the best way I've seen someone describe food
Hay I'm from Israel
In Israel hunting is illegal so I watch all your videos and try to imagine how it is
I love all your videos and I hope you will continue to bring good videos in the future
Thank you so much
This is as Natural as it can be. Love your cool refrigerator. And I hope both of you catch up with your weights soon enough. Really don't want you all to lose inspite of all the food preservation.
He don't do anything about predator control. He is the top predator..!! 💪🏽💪🏽
First time ive ever heard “Bear”” Wolf”and “not scared” in one sentence
You aren't hanging out with the right people
why fear your dinner or backup dinner? Humans=APEX i will eat everything especially if it tries to eat me first >:D
Do you think it is better to leave the meat in the bag with or without tying off the bag? I assume it is better to just leave it untied like they showed.
How do you keep the meat cool in a warm environment?
Creek /steam and a bag get creative dude.
What temperatures does this work in?
Also good on you for not wasting any part of the animal!
At or below fridge temps...5 Celcius.
TH-cam actually notified me on time!!! love your content man.
:)
Hi Chris haven't been able watch your videos in awhile due to moving house but the plus side is I have over a month's worth of content to watch 👍👍
Enjoy!
4:19 that’s exactly what I told my little brother the first time I took him camping. Ain’t nothing scarier than humans, few more years and I’ll take him hunting and he’ll really get it
What do you think about high meat?
You guys are the top dogs. Good video. Thanks and take care.
I often buy and try out exotic game meat. Especially after watching your videos. My wife and I both fish and hunt and I’m trying to score some bear steaks to cook up and see if we would want to try and hunt one.
Use a bow if u do
Great job guys! Greetings from Holland
Try cook the apples like it was potatoes, just check them for rotten or worms, put them in the pan with skin and all, brown sugar if u have, add water until half the apples and let them cook until the water evapored (if u put sugar dont let them cook to long sugar will start to burn quickier). After they are cooked u can easly peel them, no calories and time wasted peeling them.
Uhhh, that might work with store bought ones, but these are riddled with rot and worms. Plus sugar is not permitted in all wilds challenge.
The quality of your editing has consistently improved as I've followed your channel. I love seeing all the inventive and well presented content you have to offer. I've learned a ton from you. I'm curious what kind of licensing you need in Canada to hunt such a wide variety of game. You seem to have hit a good sweet spot where lots of stuff is in season at the same time. Here in Missouri, there are parts of the year when there aren't a whole lot of in season game to hunt (not to dish on Missouri)
The fall is when most everything is in season, fish to game. Big and small. We need to have licenses for each kind of game. The fall was the ideal time to do it, just never had anyone available until now.
What do you do with the left overs or meat that has turned? Do you have dogs to feed it to?
Loving all the camera angles. You're the Jonathan Frakes of the wilderness.
There is an island on moose head lake in Maine that has a spring so cold, we make jello in summer heat of high 90’s f
Would love to be part of a community that gets free meat. I want to try bear meat.
Very informative video
Thank you much!
That cramping and nausea that happens when you go into the bush can be ameliorated a bit by increasing dietary fiber. Your gut flora really need it to survive, and besides it makes your poo transit your intestines easier. The less you mess with your gut flora, then the less you're messing with your immune system, and the less likely you are to get actually sick too.
Wrong. Fiber is NOT needed in any way. I guess it's more an electrolyte thing: magnesium, potassium, sodium, chloride..
Another great video!!!!!!!!!!
Shout out from Southern Cali !!
Amazing videos as always man much appreciated
Acorns and nuts are very helpful to have with you throughout the Wilderness Challenge.
Truth.
The Wooded Beardsman one more thing if you guys could eat the meat a little rare you would find a calorie boost by .5 . Boiling cutes the calories by .5 but I know the challenges keep up the good work everybody.
Beaver is good for the beard 👍😆
Full stop
Are there no wild carbs? Cattail root, tree bark, free range potatoes?
Cattail possibly, but it's likely more work than they are worth. One day I'll give them a go, more than just the spring shoots, which are good and don't need a lot of work.
That method you used to keep you food cool was used here in Ireland hundreds of years ago we call it a Fulacht fia which is our native language.
This is probably not the intended use of these videos but I'm making a wilderness survivalist ranger for my friends D&D campaign so I'm looking up natural survivalist techniques
I am a new subscriber love this channel. Love what y'all do plus I think like ya!!! Any animal in camp is dead!!
Great videos! Production quality seems to get better for every video. Keep em coming!
How do you wash utensils out there do you use dish soap or just sand? I've read somewhere that nomads in desserts use sand to clean their utensils you can try that if you feel like doing it.
Sad or clay or mud, or moss, or a leaf, anything really.
So many of these videos of preserving food have the weather conditions of being cold. What I need to know is what to do when it is 95 to 100+ for two weeks or longer. Do you have an answer for me/us? Video if you can.
Just curious why do you and other youtubers use all caps on certain words? I assume it’s to add a dramatic tone to verbs/interesting words
i prefer his friend One wildcrafter's more laid back style. Woodbeards great but if you want less dramatic and over the top then head to Jeremys channel lol
Emphasis important words, because people won't read the full title.
Good information as always, I have a question have you every been injured in the bush and do you have First aid equipment, ok I have 2 questions, how long will meet last under those conditions.
I haven't had any major accidents. Meat should last a couple of week at the most, after that, it would get sketchy.
When does the preservation start?
I watch this knowing I will never EVER use it 😂
ItzSquishy at least we aren’t the sad saps that’ll need it and not know 😂
Except if the zombie apocalypse comes.
You never know, better to know it and not need it than to need it and not know it
I was just wondering about this, thanks!
Great video guys, love watching these. Im surprised about the beaver meat, maybe try cooking less meat but a variety of styles so its like having a new meal each time. Food all looks so good. Last year was my first time in years doing my trap lines again and caught a bunch of beavers, I was shocked how amazing the quality of meat is. Im about to start muskrat trapping once deer season is over next week and will try them as well, I hear from old time trappers they are really sweet and delicious so we will see. Great video again take care.
We cooked one on the channel, they are very good.
@@TheWoodedBeardsman I will have to go find that one and check it out, Thanks for the info!
If you ever have too much meat, you can always send some to me... I’ll buy.
Another brilliant video. Much love from the UK xx
Thanks.
Is it weird I get hungry looking at these videos. I am now craving meat lol.
At 3:00 anyone else have a heart attack and think that was a bear
I did. Lol
Love the videos with Zach. He seems like a really good dude.
Haha that was crazy watching you sight the drone. I guess that’s how it feels staring down the barrel of the top predator.