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Me and my son are eating some now. We purged ours for 72 hours changing the water about twice a day. They came out very clean and actually taste great. They are pretty tough however ours were a good bit larger probably why they are tough. Great video thanks. Try them with Tabasco.

The key is the witness who claimed to see her go down the opposite side of the mountain. 🤔

Nice! Great walk, one of the better ones on UA-cam

Need more videos about cooking these clams

I’m sure I had anaplasmosis last year. Negative for COVID, flu, West Nike. Even had a brain MRI, the headaches were so severe. Doc’s office finally mentioned anaplasmosis today, months later. A real aha moment. Glad you got treatment. BTW I am also in MA.

What is the weight of this bad boy? Nice channel!!! Hit me up when you come to South Africa!

NICE build👌🦎

👍🔥🏕️

When my wife kicked me out it was a bit longer than short-term. Do you build any man caves?

👍🔥skills

Yessss!! Missed ya.

👍 hut

Love Santana.❤

I lived in one of these while i was in university to save money

Hey vas that stuff burns so good

Get some !!!! Rangeley River this morning on my end.

Here come the internet park rangers to bitch about a fire 😂 Looks fun 7 year old me would’ve made the sickest lore about this spot

Purging is always best. As we do with crawfish here in the deep south. Place them in clean Salty water. The salt will kill any freshwater bacteria, alow them to soak. They gota drink sooner or later, the salt is ingested, they puke. Yup they hurk up anything in their belly. Few more fresh water purges and yum, yum

glacial erratic.

Vas wow how you feeling man hope your back

Hello 👋 my friend. Good 👍 primitive shelter. Nice weekend ✊

They’re back 🙌🏻

Freaky

Great to find you again!

Thousands of years? Do you have documentation for that claim?

usually. before you cook clams as they are a natural filter they have mud and or sand in their stomachs ,so best to soak overnight in clear cold water and let them purge most if not all of what in their belly and I think they taste a lot better that way. cool vid!!!

Thank you! Just set mine up and love it, as well. Great video.

i live on the edge of it. the paths are pretty normal, but when you take the off shoot path toward lanesville it feels a little like.. idk like you just are not alone and not a damn thing you can do about it. the village itself is worn and usual, its when you go where even the village didnt even want you, those areas. about a day and you can go towards goose cove off the commons paths. its a good time most of the time

awesome to see you doing more videos!

Good to see ya'll!! Great informational video guys.

If you go camping and when you wake up your asshole hurts would you tell anybody??? This guy on the right of the video “NO”

Question: what distance are you guys hiking in and is it legal to just hike in anywhere and have a fire? I'm interested in doing that this yr. Campgrounds are so noisy and too busy.

I did this once - didn’t know they had tons of sand in them I think I would do it again But once they open, Slice them open, then rinse in cold water, the dry them up

I got diagnosed with anaplasmosis after being bit by a tick in NY. Doctors did not take it seriously at all although I felt like I was dying, at first the did not want to proscribe me anything but eventually did days later,took the antibiotics and they helped I felt normal for about a month, then one day 6 weeks later I was hiking and my chest hurt so bad it was one of the worst pains I feel I had a heart attack now my heart rhythm feels way different and I still get regular chest pains everydayI went to the ER and they said my ekg was not normal I need to see a cardiologist, we’ll I called to book an appointment but they’re booking 6 months out. Hopefully I’m still alive by then.

Ha! My family has gone camping here since I was a kid, fun to find it online - glad to see y'all enjoyed it!

Great seeing you out & about!

Don’t sharpen the blade use it square blade. No tapering necessary

Dude try bass wood and the blade has to be square

Great video. I just read that book and it really pains me to think of how she and her loved ones must have suffered. It is truly a shame that her instructor never taught survival skills. There’s just one thing you might want to do differently: remember that total beginners might be looking for videos like this, sweetheart. They might not even know what a birch tree looks like or how to strip bark from it. You’ve got to show them the tree first. Keep at it. Lessons like this can save lives!

Thankyou for the review, was looking to buy my first snow jacket! Helped

I'm glad you survived! 😅 I thought about trying those but wasn't sure about it.

More videos! Such an underrated channel

Got this as well as other coinfections.

Late to the party here. Just did vesper two weekends in a row. Im not gonna say its impossible to get lost because both times I saw lost people. They found their way, but it happens.

Excellent video. I love watching it and I like the idea of the competition.

I have a tarp and paracord in my pack for a tipi and don't use tents. Much better using natural materials in my opinion. I want to do this with no tarp soon because I believe in being able to rely only on what nature provides for sustenance. I also have a passion for this. Please keep making videos. It's not in vain

My husband had anaplasmosis and Lyme at the same time just a few short weeks ago. He was so sick. When I brought him to the hospital, he couldn’t walk on his own. It was scary. His liver was shutting down and his kidneys. The doctor told me that my husband was very sick and could die from this. He had three days of Antibiotics by IV in the hospital, in combination with the oral antibiotic treatment. It was scary. My entire family got treated afterwards because the doctor wanted to be safe and give us peace of mind. Check for ticks. They are scary buggers.

Homer Simpson lol that's funny

I love you bro. Come back or some free training.

Happy to see that you got better. I'm 78 YO and just getting over a serious bout of anaplasmosis that started 22 days ago. I never saw a tick but must have gotten bitten mowing the grass. I live next to the woods and there are lots of deer in the yard. I live in south central NY, next to PA and was told by the county health department that they are seeing a lot of infections now in this area. I was the 3rd person she had called that day. My symptoms started Saturday morning, but I waited until Monday morning to call the doctor and went to the ER. My temp was 101.3, so they started me on an antibiotic for sepsis. The next day I saw an infectious disease specialist and he started me on doxycycline, IV and pills for 4 days and then pills for another 10 days. He sent my blood to Mayo Clinic and it came back anaplasmosis from a black legged tick. My fever broke quickly, but the next day my temp was 94 and I spent 6 hours sweating under a heat blanket. My platelets also dropped to 8K, so I needed a platelet transfusion. That brought them up to 26K and they recovered on their own to 95K 4 days later when I was discharged from 6 days in the hospital. I'm still very tired, but feeling a tiny bit better every day.