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Survivorman | Wild Harvest | Season 1 | Episode 13 | Douglas Fir & Buffaloberry | Les Stroud
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- Опубліковано 19 сер 2021
- EPISODE 13: Douglas Fir & Buffaloberry
Location: Bow River Valley, Alberta, Canada
On the banks of the Bow River, just minutes from Chef Paul’s home, Les shows his foraging prowess. Paul utilizes his culinary garden and restaurant kitchen to prepare the final dishes of season one with some surprise ingredients from Les’ bounty.
Directed By Les Stroud, Kevin Kossowan
Starring Les Stroud, Paul Rogalski
Sad this is the end of season one, I sure hope to see a season two in the future! 💗
It's been an amazing journey through season one. Les has been posting photos of them filming season two, so it's coming ☺️
When will it come out? I can’t wait
Done
I have seen just about everything ever done by Les. This series is some of his very best. Beautifully informative and heart warming. The interactions between Les and Paul really make the show what it is. Thank you both.
Same I remember first tuning into Les's Survivor Man show during it's first season when he was surviving in the Arizona Desert way back when it was on the Discovery Channel and have fallen in love with his work ever since.
I'm in love with this show. The music, the editing, everything is just perfect and makes me wants to experience the wild harvest more and more. Thank you so much for these
Same. I think it’s his best series yet. Although I love some of the Survivorman episodes, the spirit of this series really resonates with the way I try and be in nature. I’d also really love to import some of the style into my channel.
Fantastic, I'd love to see an episode that's a follow up interview with Paul on his thoughts. What were his favorite dishes? Will he incorporate some of the ingredients or dishes into his restaurant?
I absolutely agree with this. I'd love to know more about Paul's journey since the show.
I have fallen in love with this series.
The scenery, the music, the food.
Thank you Les & Paul for doing this.
Funny enough i had some Doug Fir branches i had harvested when i started playing this episode so i made tea to go with my viewing experience!
The respect and deep appreciation that Les has for the land and the non-human things living on it is almost spiritual. So beautiful. If only people treated each other this same way.
What I am getting from this is series is that its great to live in a place with lots of trees and water during the spring and summer ( I live on the great plains with no river or natural trees )
I love the beauty and art of it all, thank you
I just want to say thank you Mr Stroud.
Thank you. I hope that your respect for nature comes through these productions for everyone that experiences them. The biggest parts of enjoying my place in nature are respect and appreciation for all the blessings that God gives us through the natural part of His creations.
Les, you are like a minister of nature that shows through your reverence of the natural world. Thank you for heeding the call and sharing the wisdom that you gather through your life of discovery of self and the world.
This was wayyyy cooler than I thought it would be. Love ya Les.
Absolutely love this show!
I was really nervous about something today. This "meditation" really helped bring me down. Thanks to everyone who makes this lovely show.
This is one of the best series like this I have stumbled upon!!
I bet that food was absolutely amazing and I can't think of a better way for you to show us how to get out there and do the wild harvest ourselves and you are so correct there are so many things right here in our backyard and front yard that we could do a wild harvest with and I think you so much for teaching us this and I can't wait to go find somebody else to show me in my own hometown to find out what we can eat and make edibles out of and eat and tastes great especially dandelions blackberries and a whole bunch of other stuff here in Ontario Oregon and here in payette Idaho. Les Stroud I think you so much for everything you do I love your survivorman series and I love this wild harvest series that you do I thank you so much for everything that you do you've taught me so much for the last 20 years
The music , everything just fits together in a magical way
Great show sad to see it come to an end for the season hope we get a season 2 so much to learn about with wild edible plants.
Noo where's the taste test of the duck
My guess is it didn't turn out very good. Definitely a shame though.
I don't even know what to say anymore. I'm simply amazed.
Some of the best work you've ever done Les!
10 stars, absolutely wonderful show
24:52 Absolutely love how perfectly unscripted the this ending is 😂
So excited for season 2.
I love this series. I have been recruiting my family to watch. Thank you Les Stroud for the amazing content.
This is my favorite video program right now!
What a beautiful episode! If you haven't already, please release the soundtrack. I would buy it in a heartbeat and listen to it all the time while working on my art.
That ending line about connecting with nature hit me right in the heart.
I look forward to these. Thank you Les and Chef Paul.
Can't stop watching this series, one of the best and most creative things I have ever seen on film. And I've seen every Survivorman!
these wild harvest are very romantic from a producing standpoint. it hits different.
Chef Paul is a culinary genius. You guys are doing something beautiful with this series.
One of my favorite parts of the week. Please keep them coming!!!
I'm in agreement that this series of Wild Harvest is some of the best to describe the relationship between nature and humans. 👍🏞🙂
I remember I only used to watch you on discovery channel, Thank god, your on UA-cam.
Wow! I watched your show Survivorman for years and I wondered what happened to it. Then I discovered that it ran its course and was canceled. Then one day while flipping through the channels I found Wild Harvest. I am amazed at so many of the recipes that you and Chef Paul Rogowski. One of the episodes that I like the best is the one where you were at Shepherd house keys house and harvested things from the forest especially the Douglas fir. It occurred to me that anything that you consume from the forest becomes part of you. And the most amazing, fascinating thing about that episode is that the endangered Douglas fir has become part of you. I found that to be quite an epiphany because the spirit of the tree is now within you. Thank you so much for teaching me so much about survival and how to appreciate nature even more than I ever did.
I just binge watched the whole entire series in 1 day .. wow amazing les ! Please make some more videos but with different wild edible plants . Awesome series my friend ! Looking forward to seeing more from you . Keep it up !!
Your music is beautiful Mr.Stroud.
Yes, season 2, 3, 4, and beyond. > > >
Please make another season! Best show ever !!!
Every time i watch an episode of wild harvest i think this cant get any better, then it does. What an amazing episode, it is a highlight of my weekend to wake up an be truly inspired by this show. A massive thankyou to everyone that makes this channel as amazing as it is.
Thx a lot Les (& Paul), that was awesome!
Thanks Les. By showing us this you are giving what we need, and this stuff makes us better, not worse. God bless
I have lived in that same community for 20 years! very cool to see you there. I knew those firs were special but didn't know they were that special. There is a stump just west of you on a cliff that got hit by lighting 10 years ago and burned down and the stump is still enormous.
Douglas Fir have been planted in abundance here in Germany to replace the failing spruce trees, so definitely not the most eastern stand. The grapefruit aroma is insane, I always thought they were poisonous, probably because someone said so.
This first season was a COMPLETE masterpiece. Thank you for that sir. I hope you're planning on doing another! I just watched every episode right in a row 😂
best. show. ever.
Thank you Les! That is all.
finally a look at Paul's restaurant! :)
What an epic episode.
Really looking forward to the hard copy of the book. Crossing my fingers for another season. This has been a great series. Thank you les, paul and kevin
My favorite show
Thanks Les!!
Another awesome video. Great content by great people. Thanks guys! 👍🏻
Please make more, I do love this show and got me more connected to nature
Thank you all !! WES, you have the BEST music in your video's, and your video's are so professionally put together.
Hey, Les could you do an episode about Central New York, around Syracuse, so I can go out and learn myself? I know you say there are a lot of local experts around, but in the small town I live in, there's honestly not, thanks for reading if you did!
Funny, I love soap berries! I can eat em all day, bit if ya do ya start feelin a bit light headed. Thanks LES , I was wondering when you would do soap berries.
I believe I heard some Les Stroud music during this episode. Nice touch !
This is what life is all about all rapped up in a tight package .
Thank you Les and Paul.
Love watching these episodes! Hoping for a season 2!
Love this show!
Loved this!
Curious why you didn't show your reaction to eating the duck 🦆
Totally agree with you Les 👍👌. I only have to my fishing spot, a 6 minute hike from where I live. To enjoy nature, not being at the Lk & catch fish. It's the journey to the destination, looking at nature coluors as the seasons pass .
love you Les!
Loving the epilogue talk so peaceful with the music in the back
Lol..your mic is on hahaha....Show keeps getting better and better..Home is where the 💜📿 is...Now in Pau's tettority ..Get to know your local area is a must ! Great cooking, great food and company..Now it's time Les to play the guitar and sing, bringing to the community. Thank you 📿💙📚
Les is the best
Great show
NEEED MORE SEASONS!!! THIS IS SO SOOO GOOOD!
Watched this with my mom, great episode
Another great show it sad Douglas fir become extinct the most beautiful trees
Not extinct, they are everywhere in the Pacific Northwest. Great place to hunt truffles. 😉
Indian icecream make it every year 4 elders that r in hospital always cool
Wow an AMAZING VIDEO 📹 👏
Thanks for keeping the sound of your chewing (and harmonica) down to a minimum 😊 Seriously, it may not be "survival", but I enjoy cooking and eating food, especially when I'm in the backcountry, whether it's flora, fauna, or something from home. I'm wondering if we'll see this series on air...?
Hahaha! What an ending!
I live in Oregon myself and in may its a smorgasbord of edible delights.
Sooo I enjoy, any and all of you videos!! But I do miss your commentary on your videos. Bring them back!
All i can say is 💛🍻
The doug fire grows back fast. The timber industry does more for planting than any hippies do. I fall for a living and know the truth.
Mono cultural tree farms grow back fast, old growth is gone for 20 generations once it's cut.
@@frankvehafric5062 there's more wildlife in younger forest cause there's more food. When hunting the old growth is barren and the new growth is full of wildlife. City sheople dont live out here and just believe propaganda from tv.
@@northwestolympics3001 Old growth has less game for sure, and clear cuts can mimic the effects of burning which is part of the natural cycle, but some fairly good percentage of old growth should be retained to insure genetic variability and diversity in the ecosystem. I'm not against logging. I use wood. But we need to look at more than our immediate self interest for timber and venison to insure future forest viability.
That's crazy, Doug Fir grows like a weed here in Idaho.
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When did you start learning about all of this really awesome stuff? Who taught you?
Preacher: Do you take this man....
Me: Is he Les Stroud?
Doug fir loox like its good like hemlock and spruce
Hi everyone
Hello 👋 . 😁 awesome channel.
Duck 🤤 so tasty.
I am GF , cow dairy, and nightshade intolerant (tomatoes peppers potatoes..... I thought finally I can eat these foods without adapting the recipe
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So uuuhhh if your hanging around alberta often... could you be my local expert?
Are there any resources to find someone in my area for local foraging? Im in Madison WI and i'd love to gain confidence with wild foraging. Please Help!!!!
Now if you could just film bigfoot foraging wild edibles it would be perfect.
On this episode of Les Stroud's Wild Harvest - BIGFOOT STEAKS.
LOL
Les,how does it feel not having to carry all the camera equipment lol?
SHOW..........
Does chef Paul have a restaurant? It’d be cool to visit him
Yes in Calgary Alberta: Rouge
@@SurvivormanLesStroud awesome thanks so much!
I wanna taste lol
Man when are you going back to the good stuff?? The survival and bigfoot stuff is what we want!
even if I could identify them I don't have the culinary skills to want to use it in any dishes lol
How was the duck?
Trees don't heal they seal or compartmentalize...