Ahh I'm so happy this had that affect on you! Did you end up doing it? It's the most satisfying thing; I used to do it all the time and I really need to get back into the habit of it again!
Rhaveyn of the Woods I didn’t have the opportunity to when I commented but now you’ve reminded me I think I just might. I’d also really love to make it into a habit, it’d be such a great way to unwind and there’s something so exciting and magical to it, that I feel anytime I do it.
@@mj-me6zp Ah yay, good! Go and explore the world and see what it has to show you today. :D I really need to get back into the habit of it too, I always feel happier when I'm doing some regular adventuring.
I expected to see a scavenging video but instead I got a beautiful short film with the most pretty and scenic shots ever filmed that happened to include dead stuff. But in all seriousness, this video is sooo pretty.
You seriously put so much effort in each shot and with your editing. You are very talented, beautiful, and unique. Thank you for making these wonderful videos. Aaaaand I love your outfit btw!
Ahhh thank you so, so much! ♡ I really appreciate that recognition and it's so much fun making videos I can be more creative with, so I'm happy you've enjoyed it just as much! :D Thankyouthankyouthankyou!! ♡♡
Where I used to live a lot of birds wound up dead on shore making collection easy but the looks I would get from people was so funny. I remember I had found a fully intact king fisher and I wanted it and a lady walking her dog went by and I heard her whisper,"what the hell?" I laughed about it in the car afterwards
Omg I've had similar reactions too. One time I was photographing a dead sparrow that I found in a shopping centre but wasn't able to pick up and the lady who worked at the bakery there started full questioning me about it and was like "I don't think centre management is going to like that". She was so rude :') I'm glad you can see the humour in people's reactions though, that's the best way to go about it I think haha
(This comment is a little late) but hello!! I’ve been binge watching you’re oddities videos on and off for a while now and I thought I’d comment, but I find you’re videos so interesting! I started my collection last year, and I have 4 skulls, 3 sheep and 1 crow, and multiple limbs and things, including a spine. I live in the Uk so my local animals aren’t too interesting, I’d love to live somewhere like where you live, so many different creatures! And you’re extremely pretty!
Hello!! Thank you for stopping by, I always find it a huge compliment if someone tells me they've binged on my videos, so I really appreciate that ahaha 💚Your collection sounds lovely, corvids and sheep are some of my favourite animals to collect 😍Honestly I always feel like all the other countries are the ones with interesting creatures, the grass is always greener I guess! Aaaaa thank you so much again 😭I hope you're having a good day/night where you are~
Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed it and that it's motivated you to go on your own adventure soon 😊 I hope you enjoy it and find some cool little goodies 🦴
My top spots for bones: The beach, I see so many things washed up, skulls, bones, full bodies, etc Any quiet spot, animals tend to want to die in peaceful areas, so there are more bones Abandoned buildings, if that's an option Allotments, it may sound weird but I've found allsorts there. Once I even found a pig skull Hope that helps 😊
Super old video, but this is where I find my bones: ua-cam.com/video/ftA7K2EcUEE/v-deo.html I hope this helps to give you a few ideas of where else you can look!
I just got into vulture culture and watching people do it is oddly comforting but sadly I still live with my parents who think it’s weird so as much as I want to take home a rabbit and let it decompose and steal it’s bones it’s sadly not possible but I do have a jar of snake skin and a few cool feathers
Also I’m really interested in bones and things of the similar sort but I don’t want to alter another beings resting body in any way, is it possible to collect bones and things without having to apply anything to them and still be hygienic?
Hmm, that's an interesting question! I think your best bet with that is with finding bones that have been cleaned by nature and are completely white (meaning there's no natural greases trapped in them anymore) and with no mummified flesh attached. By the time they're that clean, all the natural bacteria on them should be gone. Then all they need is a scrub with a tooth brush and water. It's also a good idea to soak them in water for 48 hours in case there's any insects (such as mites) or worms or anything in there that need to come out. Your other option is to find either bones or naturally mummified specimens and (providing that they're completely dry), stick them into a well-sealed jar. That's all I can think of with that, but I'll let you know if anything else useful comes to mind! haha
Rhaveyn of the Woods Thank you so much! Although I still want to look into it a little more still since death and the physical body aren’t things I want to take lightly (also it’s always good to know what you’re doing, especially since hygiene is extra important here), what you’ve said has made the concept possible for me and I’m very excited that I might be able to do it! Although logically, I know there’s no harm in the practice so long as the animals weren’t killed or anything for the hobby, but at least for me, it’s nice to have that extra reassurance there. Also I really love animals so much and in an odd way vulture culture feels like an extra little connection with the planet and animals, especially if I do it in the way you suggested. Thank you again!
@@mj-me6zp Oh definitely, that's really good you're looking into it as much as you are - I don't think anyone should be 'interacting' with death if they're feeling unsure in any way (that's just my thoughts though) and you got to stick to what feels right for you with this stuff. I think the way you're currently exploring things in this area shows how much respect you have for nature and the deceased, which is one of the most important key aspects of involving yourself in vulture culture imo, so good on you :) Honestly, I feel exactly the same way - vulture culture just makes me feel so much more closer and connected with the earth and its inhabitants, and every animal in my collection has their own story and life history and there's just something so special about that.
I don't for Victoria specifically (still haven't been there before!) but I do have a very old video on my previous channel about good spots for bone hunting here: ua-cam.com/video/ftA7K2EcUEE/v-deo.html I know it's super low quality and I sound like a squeaky toy (I was like 17 or something haha) but I do hope it helps! Sorry I can't answer your question in a way more specific to your location 😭
Thank you!! 💕 Now that it's spring again, I'll definitely try to make more vulture vlogs as long as covid stays under control here 😊 Hope you're safe and well 🙏🏻
You low key act like me lol I've found some cool stuff outside I live in Michigan and I always find cool stuff I hunt so I always have bones laying around my yard lol
Hi! I'm new to a lot of this stuff but I love going outside and finding things so I've been watching some videos, mostly yours so far, and it sounds so fun and interesting. I love this one especially because of all of the different shots and scenery. I was wondering, what do you use as offerings?
Hello 😄 Thank you, I'm really glad you're enjoying the content and pretty scenery 🌳🌞 I usually use fruit, oats and maple syrup for offerings (esp if it's for fairies) since it's generally the safest for animals & bugs to eat, but sometimes it depends on where I am & what animals are around the place too. 😊
WHERE DID YOU GET THAT HOODIE🖤😫
It was thrifted!
@@CorvinSometimes I have a pair of converse that matches that hoodie exactly, they were thrifted too, but Ty have an amazing day💜
This makes me want to go on a long walk without any direction for just a couple of hours and discover someplace solitary.
Ahh I'm so happy this had that affect on you! Did you end up doing it? It's the most satisfying thing; I used to do it all the time and I really need to get back into the habit of it again!
Rhaveyn of the Woods I didn’t have the opportunity to when I commented but now you’ve reminded me I think I just might. I’d also really love to make it into a habit, it’d be such a great way to unwind and there’s something so exciting and magical to it, that I feel anytime I do it.
@@mj-me6zp Ah yay, good! Go and explore the world and see what it has to show you today. :D I really need to get back into the habit of it too, I always feel happier when I'm doing some regular adventuring.
I expected to see a scavenging video but instead I got a beautiful short film with the most pretty and scenic shots ever filmed that happened to include dead stuff. But in all seriousness, this video is sooo pretty.
Aw this comment made me smile so much! Thank you, I really appreciate that and am so happy you enjoyed it! ♡ You are a most splendid human being~ c:
You seriously put so much effort in each shot and with your editing. You are very talented, beautiful, and unique.
Thank you for making these wonderful videos. Aaaaand I love your outfit btw!
Ahhh thank you so, so much! ♡ I really appreciate that recognition and it's so much fun making videos I can be more creative with, so I'm happy you've enjoyed it just as much! :D Thankyouthankyouthankyou!! ♡♡
Where I used to live a lot of birds wound up dead on shore making collection easy but the looks I would get from people was so funny. I remember I had found a fully intact king fisher and I wanted it and a lady walking her dog went by and I heard her whisper,"what the hell?" I laughed about it in the car afterwards
Omg I've had similar reactions too. One time I was photographing a dead sparrow that I found in a shopping centre but wasn't able to pick up and the lady who worked at the bakery there started full questioning me about it and was like "I don't think centre management is going to like that". She was so rude :') I'm glad you can see the humour in people's reactions though, that's the best way to go about it I think haha
absolutely love this video!! please film more scavenger adventures!! ❤ keep up the good work
Yaaay thank you so much, I really appreciate that! :D I'll be sure to film more in the future for sure
(This comment is a little late) but hello!! I’ve been binge watching you’re oddities videos on and off for a while now and I thought I’d comment, but I find you’re videos so interesting! I started my collection last year, and I have 4 skulls, 3 sheep and 1 crow, and multiple limbs and things, including a spine. I live in the Uk so my local animals aren’t too interesting, I’d love to live somewhere like where you live, so many different creatures! And you’re extremely pretty!
Hello!! Thank you for stopping by, I always find it a huge compliment if someone tells me they've binged on my videos, so I really appreciate that ahaha 💚Your collection sounds lovely, corvids and sheep are some of my favourite animals to collect 😍Honestly I always feel like all the other countries are the ones with interesting creatures, the grass is always greener I guess!
Aaaaa thank you so much again 😭I hope you're having a good day/night where you are~
@@CorvinSometimes Thankuou and you’re welcome!!!
This was so great and entertaining! Makes me want to go on one of these little nature hunts of my own soon!
Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed it and that it's motivated you to go on your own adventure soon 😊 I hope you enjoy it and find some cool little goodies 🦴
How the heck did you find all thos, I can’t find a single thing, Ugh.
My top spots for bones:
The beach, I see so many things washed up, skulls, bones, full bodies, etc
Any quiet spot, animals tend to want to die in peaceful areas, so there are more bones
Abandoned buildings, if that's an option
Allotments, it may sound weird but I've found allsorts there. Once I even found a pig skull
Hope that helps 😊
Super old video, but this is where I find my bones: ua-cam.com/video/ftA7K2EcUEE/v-deo.html
I hope this helps to give you a few ideas of where else you can look!
I just got into vulture culture and watching people do it is oddly comforting but sadly I still live with my parents who think it’s weird so as much as I want to take home a rabbit and let it decompose and steal it’s bones it’s sadly not possible but I do have a jar of snake skin and a few cool feathers
You are so cute☺️😊
D'aww, fanks c:
I want to go scavenge for dead stuff but i'm not aloud to go into the forest or anything, I hate being a minor because of that I feel deprived!
I'm a minor, my parents don't know but I'm preserving something dead😂 (im going to tell them when it's done but they wouldn't trust me to do it right)
Also I’m really interested in bones and things of the similar sort but I don’t want to alter another beings resting body in any way, is it possible to collect bones and things without having to apply anything to them and still be hygienic?
Hmm, that's an interesting question! I think your best bet with that is with finding bones that have been cleaned by nature and are completely white (meaning there's no natural greases trapped in them anymore) and with no mummified flesh attached. By the time they're that clean, all the natural bacteria on them should be gone. Then all they need is a scrub with a tooth brush and water. It's also a good idea to soak them in water for 48 hours in case there's any insects (such as mites) or worms or anything in there that need to come out. Your other option is to find either bones or naturally mummified specimens and (providing that they're completely dry), stick them into a well-sealed jar. That's all I can think of with that, but I'll let you know if anything else useful comes to mind! haha
Rhaveyn of the Woods
Thank you so much! Although I still want to look into it a little more still since death and the physical body aren’t things I want to take lightly (also it’s always good to know what you’re doing, especially since hygiene is extra important here), what you’ve said has made the concept possible for me and I’m very excited that I might be able to do it!
Although logically, I know there’s no harm in the practice so long as the animals weren’t killed or anything for the hobby, but at least for me, it’s nice to have that extra reassurance there.
Also I really love animals so much and in an odd way vulture culture feels like an extra little connection with the planet and animals, especially if I do it in the way you suggested. Thank you again!
@@mj-me6zp Oh definitely, that's really good you're looking into it as much as you are - I don't think anyone should be 'interacting' with death if they're feeling unsure in any way (that's just my thoughts though) and you got to stick to what feels right for you with this stuff. I think the way you're currently exploring things in this area shows how much respect you have for nature and the deceased, which is one of the most important key aspects of involving yourself in vulture culture imo, so good on you :)
Honestly, I feel exactly the same way - vulture culture just makes me feel so much more closer and connected with the earth and its inhabitants, and every animal in my collection has their own story and life history and there's just something so special about that.
I LOVE THIS VIDEO SO MUCH! U INSPIRED ME TO GO OUT INTO NATURE AND I FOUND DEER BONES AND AN OWL PELLET!! TYSM 4 POSTING ,
Thank you so much!! 🖤 I'm so happy you felt inspired to get scavenging and had instant results! Enjoy those bones 🦴🦴
Hi where is your jacket from?
do you happen to know of any good bone-hunting places in Victoria, preferably around/west of melb city? haven't managed to find much :(
I don't for Victoria specifically (still haven't been there before!) but I do have a very old video on my previous channel about good spots for bone hunting here: ua-cam.com/video/ftA7K2EcUEE/v-deo.html
I know it's super low quality and I sound like a squeaky toy (I was like 17 or something haha) but I do hope it helps! Sorry I can't answer your question in a way more specific to your location 😭
8:17 you looked so offended 😆 🤣 😂
Those same birds interrupt me in every vlog, just let me speak!! 😂
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I love this vlogggg ! Please do more
Thank you!! 💕 Now that it's spring again, I'll definitely try to make more vulture vlogs as long as covid stays under control here 😊 Hope you're safe and well 🙏🏻
Today I found a dead frog, I wanted to keep it but I couldn’t :(
Aw, I hate missed opportunities like that, I'm sorry you missed out on the froggy! 🐸
You low key act like me lol I've found some cool stuff outside I live in Michigan and I always find cool stuff I hunt so I always have bones laying around my yard lol
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@@CorvinSometimes what?? Tryna be nice
@@officialhunterz8839 hunting animals isn't very nice :(
This video made me soooo happy I'm still a little new to this but I've always been really interested in it thank you so much!!
You're so welcome & thank you too for stopping by, I really appreciate it! 💚
Noticed your necklace. What is it?
The shark omg i can't
Your Goblincore/Vulturecore/coolcore
You are very beautiful 🖤 and love your unique hobby and respect for nature in all it's cycles :)
Thank you so much! 😊
Hi! I'm new to a lot of this stuff but I love going outside and finding things so I've been watching some videos, mostly yours so far, and it sounds so fun and interesting. I love this one especially because of all of the different shots and scenery. I was wondering, what do you use as offerings?
Hello 😄 Thank you, I'm really glad you're enjoying the content and pretty scenery 🌳🌞
I usually use fruit, oats and maple syrup for offerings (esp if it's for fairies) since it's generally the safest for animals & bugs to eat, but sometimes it depends on where I am & what animals are around the place too. 😊
The shark omg i can't
isn't he just so cool? c:
I once found a dead seagull
Aw, I wish I had a seagull!! I saw a roadkill one once but I didn't get to pick it up :(
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You are wonderful ♡♡