Your such a good friend to wood beard. You two compliment each other. Enjoyed the video as always. Hey , instead of a fork to scale a fish, try a spoon, it works faster.
I just learned that DVD family films are very much welcomed in parts of Canada due to the long bright winters, may be those of us out here with extra copies of movie DVDs should send them to one wildcrafter and the wooded beardsman .😂
Nice one. I hope beardy appreciated that cake. I appreciate your videos, and hope you keep 'em coming. Looking forward to the future wild year thing, or however long you do it.
Hey, Jerry just a thought for the knife. maybe once you've put the gum or resin on put the whole knife into the boiling water for a few minutes just until the resin softens more and then maybe you could have pulled it out and molded it more smoothly to the knife for more and for extra added benefit in the wild use bark for cordage.
keep up the good vids buddy!!! subs will come ,way better than the bearded man!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Another great video J :-) it's good to see the other side of a story. I've used blow pipes for consintrating heat, but the airal is a cool compact life hack hats off to Dal awesome. I can see one in my fire lighting pouch. Well done again
I’m really enjoying all your information about the area and what you’re doing. Even the little detail about the turkey vulture was cool, we have them here and they eat all the roadkill. I really hope you got to see that caribou. If not, you have to get somewhere and make it more likely to spot one! (It seems like you really need to see one). I refused to leave maine until I saw a moose, I saw legs running through rush then I saw antlers sticking out of a swamp and trying to hide bedded down... two separate occasions and that was good enough for me to go home.
It's also very likely that I found those matches somewhere and there was already one missing from the book. Most of the lighters I've ever had were ones that I found on the street. I rarely buy them.
For mixture of rabbit pine tree and carbon dust all equal Pine tree sap... botton dust of bar b cue bag. Rabbit...Deer... moose are elk droppings. It works great together. Don I make stone knives they are fantastic. They don't rip beaver skins. Don
That knife originally needed more sinew than just the few threads it had. It needed to be seated into the handle a little deeper too. Hot bees wax works well to protect the sinew from moisture. Definitely not your fault the blade came loose
Brendan Stanford I made that one in a rush to get it to woodbeard. He needed it quickly for a grand adventure. Easy fix! Just rewrap with sinew. It wouldn’t have come loose if it didn’t get wet, I should have foreseen and sealed it with pine pitch before hand.
It was sort of our fault because we knew we shouldn't get the sinews wet but we did anyways when we were washing the knife. I received a new knife from Vision Quest Outdoors and it has exactly what you just outlined - deeper seating, more sinew, and fully pitched. I'm thinking of making a blade guard for it with a piece of razorstrop polypore mushroom and use it to field dress a deer this fall. Stay tuned to see how it performs!
@@Wildernessquestoutdoors what about wet leather. The Romans used wet leather in construction of chariots and their wheels because it shrinks when it dries so it's strong and tight.
Hi ya Jeremy! Awesome video and wonderful views! I’ve seen u guys eat plenty of fish many times, I must say I really got hungry for fish on this one, been waiting on this cake and it looks very good, I don’t know of any berries in my area, will have to buy them, I’ve got to try ur cake! Would u care to share ur cornmeal mix ingredients??? Thank u
Hi Joy, If you just google any "skillet corn bread" recipe that'll be pretty close to what I did. On purpose I avoided wheat flour because Chris is gluten-free. We usually use corn flour instead of wheat flour on our trips.
Love your videos. Tell Chris to cut a stick for a fish bat. It's bad form to thump the fish more than once. I spent a few years guiding and cringe every time he kills a fish. Do it right lol. Stop making me wince.
At least he kills them now. He never used to that's why I unsubbed him. That and his indiscriminate killing of anything that walks flops or crawls. The dude is a small scale extinction event.
You should have seen the bow of the canoe, William! Blood everywhere! Old habits die hard but Chris has mostly changed how he deals with caught fish. He hasn't mastered the club yet.
In the parks there are usually camp sites marked on the maps. If not, you can usually find one that has already been cleared in all the most likely places. Generally, if it looks like a spot where YOU would want to make a campsite then SOMEBODY has already been there and made one.
I have a new one and I can't wait to use it. The other one is perfectly repairable. It just needed more than the field attention it got from me. With more sinew and some pitching I think it would be back in action.
I had several other knives on this trip, but I wanted to show the use of a stone knife and showcase the handicraft of VisionQuestOutdoors (who made the knife).
The knife is cool and all, but, I think its more for looks than everyday use. I'm cringing watching you fillet those fish hoping you don't slip and cut your hand open. Time for some more conventional knife action I think?
You men are a shining example to us all. Thanks for the video, buddy.
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I'm a fan! Just wanted to leave that there.
I really enjoy your videos cause you are so informative on plants and mushrooms.
Nice and long video, awesome!
Your such a good friend to wood beard. You two compliment each other. Enjoyed the video as always. Hey , instead of a fork to scale a fish, try a spoon, it works faster.
I will try that!
Great scenery and adventure! Got the full screen and surround sound going...Feels like I'm out their as well!
Great video. Thanks for all the amazing videos.
I've missed that big snapping turtle at the first spot after you guys moved on in the rest of the series. But still love all of them none the less!
Awesome video!!
I just learned that DVD family films are very much welcomed in parts of Canada due to the long bright winters, may be those of us out here with extra copies of movie DVDs should send them to one wildcrafter and the wooded beardsman .😂
That was very awesome for you to bake your buddy a cake even out in the wild! Great video look forward to the next one
i couldn't stop watching woodbeard thru the gap between the tree and the canoe, would have been great if he made a funny face at the camera
Ich liebe deine videos😃
What a fantastic way to spend a birthday 😃
Happy Thanksgiving Jeremy and family
very good of you to make a cake for wood-beard to go with the bacon grease fish fry, , , good eating aplenty.
You could too if you wanted to, smooth that obsidian blade off into something really fine eh. That would be pretty cool.
Nice one. I hope beardy appreciated that cake. I appreciate your videos, and hope you keep 'em coming. Looking forward to the future wild year thing, or however long you do it.
Nice catch and video! Ash works well in that pitch glue too. Looking forward to the wilderness challenge season 4!
Hey, Jerry just a thought for the knife. maybe once you've put the gum or resin on put the whole knife into the boiling water for a few minutes just until the resin softens more and then maybe you could have pulled it out and molded it more smoothly to the knife for more and for extra added benefit in the wild use bark for cordage.
Good idea!
I think my main problem is that I didn't boil the sap well enough to separate the bark grit from the resins.
love this series just like all of yours! EXCELLENT! - thumbed up!
nice video
The fishing their is incredible! Where I'm from were lucky to catch a couple small fish all day...very fished out.
First fish I ever caught was a Walleye. Literally, it was huge. been fishing every sense!
good video guys.
Work is done, grab a coffee and enjoy Jeremys newest Video. Yass, good day.
you guys work really well as friends if that makes any sense
Awesome as always Jer! Keep em coming.
Cool video Jeremy.
I have to bring snacks to watch you and wooded.., y'all always get me hungry 🤣 barbque anything and wild food 😋
dont know if you've ever seen Game Of Thrones but that stone knife looks like the dragon glass knives they made to kill the zombies
keep up the good vids buddy!!! subs will come ,way better than the bearded man!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
hey man, came over from the Wooded Beardsman, Great work on these walleye nice job.
Another great video J :-) it's good to see the other side of a story. I've used blow pipes for consintrating heat, but the airal is a cool compact life hack hats off to Dal awesome. I can see one in my fire lighting pouch. Well done again
I’m really enjoying all your information about the area and what you’re doing. Even the little detail about the turkey vulture was cool, we have them here and they eat all the roadkill.
I really hope you got to see that caribou. If not, you have to get somewhere and make it more likely to spot one! (It seems like you really need to see one). I refused to leave maine until I saw a moose, I saw legs running through rush then I saw antlers sticking out of a swamp and trying to hide bedded down... two separate occasions and that was good enough for me to go home.
Love your videos....
I'm starting to think that one missing match might have just fallen out because I have trouble believing you got a fire going using just one 😋
It's also very likely that I found those matches somewhere and there was already one missing from the book. Most of the lighters I've ever had were ones that I found on the street. I rarely buy them.
Caribou did it happen lol. 🤘🤘👊
love these vids man. favorite youtuber. hope to one day hone my skills for gather and hunt to your level
LoL five second rule ... just take the twigs out 🤣
The hunters used knives and the women would use a sharade of flint like a razor for filleting.
For mixture of rabbit pine tree and carbon dust all equal Pine tree sap... botton dust of bar b cue bag. Rabbit...Deer... moose are elk droppings. It works great together. Don I make stone knives they are fantastic. They don't rip beaver skins. Don
Thanks for the recipe, Don!
You definitely been catching some good fish OW awesome place
That knife originally needed more sinew than just the few threads it had. It needed to be seated into the handle a little deeper too. Hot bees wax works well to protect the sinew from moisture. Definitely not your fault the blade came loose
Brendan Stanford I made that one in a rush to get it to woodbeard. He needed it quickly for a grand adventure. Easy fix! Just rewrap with sinew.
It wouldn’t have come loose if it didn’t get wet, I should have foreseen and sealed it with pine pitch before hand.
It was sort of our fault because we knew we shouldn't get the sinews wet but we did anyways when we were washing the knife. I received a new knife from Vision Quest Outdoors and it has exactly what you just outlined - deeper seating, more sinew, and fully pitched. I'm thinking of making a blade guard for it with a piece of razorstrop polypore mushroom and use it to field dress a deer this fall. Stay tuned to see how it performs!
@@Wildernessquestoutdoors what about wet leather. The Romans used wet leather in construction of chariots and their wheels because it shrinks when it dries so it's strong and tight.
Hi ya Jeremy! Awesome video and wonderful views! I’ve seen u guys eat plenty of fish many times, I must say I really got hungry for fish on this one, been waiting on this cake and it looks very good, I don’t know of any berries in my area, will have to buy them, I’ve got to try ur cake! Would u care to share ur cornmeal mix ingredients??? Thank u
Hi Joy,
If you just google any "skillet corn bread" recipe that'll be pretty close to what I did. On purpose I avoided wheat flour because Chris is gluten-free. We usually use corn flour instead of wheat flour on our trips.
Where did you learn so much about mushrooms?
Books and mentors! And sometimes workshops and classes. Also several good internet sites.
Love your videos. Tell Chris to cut a stick for a fish bat. It's bad form to thump the fish more than once. I spent a few years guiding and cringe every time he kills a fish. Do it right lol. Stop making me wince.
At least he kills them now. He never used to that's why I unsubbed him. That and his indiscriminate killing of anything that walks flops or crawls. The dude is a small scale extinction event.
..I still watch his videos sometimes though. They're good but I always leave a thumbs down. I know you'll read this WB. **** You.
You should have seen the bow of the canoe, William! Blood everywhere!
Old habits die hard but Chris has mostly changed how he deals with caught fish. He hasn't mastered the club yet.
Just a question, should you not cut that fin off first with the spines to avoid getting pricked?
How do I send stuff and things to you i havent figured it out
@@tracycannaday1406 I guess you should message Chris directly, or try his facebook page.
sure thing.. how do u find camping spots other than campgrounds?
In the parks there are usually camp sites marked on the maps. If not, you can usually find one that has already been cleared in all the most likely places. Generally, if it looks like a spot where YOU would want to make a campsite then SOMEBODY has already been there and made one.
thanks that helped alot!!!
u should get a new stone knife i wouldnt just use the broken one
I have a new one and I can't wait to use it.
The other one is perfectly repairable. It just needed more than the field attention it got from me. With more sinew and some pitching I think it would be back in action.
Hey dude where you been.
I took a week off. New Woodland Caribou Provincial Park video coming out this Friday though!
Thanks, still love watching you , please keep them coming. Love you and Chris!
What kind of stone is that blade made from?
Obsidian.
It is chert.
Do you read erotic littérature?
Why don't you just carry a real knife? I mean you got everything else like sugar, butter, zip-loc bags, etc... Other than that, good video.
I had several other knives on this trip, but I wanted to show the use of a stone knife and showcase the handicraft of VisionQuestOutdoors (who made the knife).
@@OneWildcrafter , OK, Cool, I enjoyed just didn't understand
The knife is cool and all, but, I think its more for looks than everyday use. I'm cringing watching you fillet those fish hoping you don't slip and cut your hand open. Time for some more conventional knife action I think?
It’s cuts different. Like all tools it has its place.
They aren’t made to fillet fish, but it’s cool that they can.