Good upload Stan. I miss Yukon Men it was the best of the all outdoorsy tv show. Most entertaining love watching you and Joe. Sad to see you had to get rid of your dog team. I remember you saying in Yukon men you rather have dogs than snow go cause if a dog is hurt you put in the sled and if the snow go breaks down you’re stranded. Also loved the story of your house!! So for under $200 bucks you bought a house! Of concise I’m sure theee was more expenses but still can’t beat that! I remember when you moved joes house lol anyways thanks for the upload! Stan the Yukon mcguyver!
You might want to consider washing the meat before processing. That way it's clean and cool and results in a better product. We always wash our meat and get great results.
Stan I’ve been really loving your channel, very informative and interesting information. Such a neat way of life you have must be very tough but rewarding. Cool stuff Stan, I may order your book to read. God Bless you and your family Stan
Your so cool. I’m a perfect world I would be doing something like you. I want to move to Alaska one day and do what you did(I read your book) and just go for it. Your such an inspiration
Stan, watching you grind that meat, reminds me so much of when my late husband and I were young, he always managed to get a few whitetail deer every season. We'd grind a lot of it. I uderstand adding the fat, as (some might not know) it helps to tenderize older or tougher cuts of meat and enhances the flavor. We never made sausages, but he was a pro at making stuff like hoghead cheese. Bet you never had any of that! LOL Mighty good - and for anyone reading this that has never had it, No, it does not have eyeballs, etc. in it- just the cooked pieces of meat from the head. It kept us from going hungry and many a day our kitchen table was surrounded by neighborhood kids, filling up on Buck stew, etc.Love you guys and TC up there.
Mr zuray you are legendary !! it sounds like you don't really understand or believe that. try to understand most of the younger generation don't even step onto the grass. I am forty and I am sick that is most of the reason I have the time to watch you or write this. I was in the Navy eleven years I watched Yukon men. trust me. you are from a generation that is much more tough but even for your generation you are made of granite. you are extremely interesting and it doesn't have to be always informational although it is very helpful and I really like how you share about the house that was cool you did the same process to move joes house. that episode you shared your life with us and the value of your assistance with your family and the community is invaluable. like I said you are legendary.
Great to see you Stan. I really miss seeing the people of Tanana. Say HELLO to everyone from those of us in the lower 48. Thanks for showing us how you grind and package the meat. Very interesting. A country boy will survive.
As much as I love the hunt, processing meat at home and seeing the end result in the freezer is very rewarding. I like that grinder set up you got there!
Thank you for sharing ❤ I would love to sit down and drink coffee ☕️ with you and hear your stories. I'M A 56 YEAR old man with wife, I built us a house and also live off grid ... take care 🙂
Hi Stan I'm happy to see you again you're doing a great job with the meat. Thank you for the pictures of the Alaskan forest I love these places . Sorry to see only one of your dogs . I hope to see new images again soon. Have a Great Day
There is a bit of work that goes into hunting and processing your own meat., but well worth it. Thank you for the tips. Thank you for posting this video.
Hey Stan, just wanted to say thank you for the informative video of how you process your Moose and Caribou into burger and not letting anything go to waste. You're a great teacher and Author and I've enjoyed reading your books and watching your videos of you and your family over the years. You really know what you're doing in all aspects of providing for your family and your sled dogs, from hunting, fishing, trapping, processing and smoking. I really enjoy your perpetual motion fish wheel, it's pure brilliance and an amazing tool for catching fish. I'm glad I found this video today as we're in deer season in the lower 48 and our family is looking forward to processing our own take using your techniques so that we're aren't wasting any meat. Keep up the great videos, you're doing an exceptional job Stan!!!
I truly enjoy watching your videos Stan. What I see and hear is lots of work but I don’t sense frustration and feeling rushed. You take things in stride. So much more relaxed the we are here in the city life. Don’t have any of God’s natural beauty or fresh air to breathe. We are living in a fast and crowded atmosphere. I was raised in a small town where my father raised and planted our food source. Oh how I miss it 😢. But soon I will be going back to it God willing. May God continue to bless you and your entire family and town folks. 🙏
Flipping through UA-cam and this video popped up. I immediately liked and subscribed. Really miss seeing yall on TV. What an honor to be able to talk with you. Glad I found you all the way from South Alabama!
Great video Stan ! I been wrapping burger in plastic wrap for years. It does work great, but I never thought of the ball method. You taught this old dog a new trick. Those dried meat sticks look great. Sorry to hear about the fishing ban & your dogs, that`s bad ... Thank You for sharing your video, and letting us hang out.
Good morning Stan. Glad to see you back up and running on UA-cam. I was born in Dorchester in 1948. Keep up the good work. You have a fascinating life up in Alaska.
You know Stan I know you voice any where. Seems Yukon shows is no longer available and we loved everyone who lived there. The shows where a weekly special and we enjoyed the dog sledding the fish wheels in the Yukon River and the hunting season. You are an amazing man and we say hello to all fellow town folk. I subscribe to you.
Thank you for sharing this video and your life with us. I'm sorry about the fishing and the dogs. I understand the dogs are a big part of your life style. I hope this situation will get better very soon. Keep up the work you do because it does help us in the lower 48 that pay attention to the little lessons you have to share from your experience. God bless you and your community. "May your table always be full of good food" Sister Marie
I love the processing of animals, I enjoy doing it and know that when i do it myself i earned everybite of my animal. Thanks for sharing Stan. Was happy to see Joey is providing for all of his family so you dont have to work so hard anymore to do it!
Thanks Stan enjoyed your video very much. Sorry to hear about the poor fish runs and you having to cut back on your dog team and then the gas and oil prices there must be horrendous. Best of luck to you and your family this winter. God Bless
So great to see you Stan, thanks for the tutorial. The husband and I have butchered deer and used several of the wraps you mentioned. We won't be anymore, thank you!
I just found you on UA-cam and I recognized your voice from TV. OMGosh. I’m super excited! I hope that you are still putting out content! One of the reasons that I always loved watching you on tv was because you were so amazingly resourceful and that you could fix anything!!! I never knew the story behind you getting your house. That’s way cool!!! I’m going see what else I can find of your stuff!!!
@@stanzuray awesome. Making it work. Also, the ground meat packing idea is great. Vacuum sealing is good, but expensive on consumables. I love the ingenuity and willingness to share.
Good to see you Stan. I do miss the show and seeing you all. Love that grinder set up. Having a meat cutting room is the best. All the best to you and the family and people of Tanana. Livin life large in the Cariboo British Columbia Canada.
It’s so awesome to have found your YT channel. I can’t wait to see what you have in store for your viewers. Instead of rewatch seasons of your show over and over, I will catch you on YT. Thanks for giving us another view of your life!
My God man, I'm just glad to hear your OK. I've always thought its got to be a pain in the ass to film things there. Praying the family & all the townsfolk are doing well. Miss the show and all the rest of your nieghbors. Say hi to Joe and if ya bump into Charlie. Say hi to him. I'm in Northern MI. and winters coming. Heading up to deer camp soon so I can fill my freezer w/venison. Be safe and hope to see on the tube you soon.
Good day Stan , good to see that you are doing well I sorry to see that you had to get rid of your sled , they were a good source of transportation and company. Like I said earlier glad to see that you and your family are doing well .
Wow, thank you for talking the time to share with us. Started with your salmon strips video. What a blessing to pass on this knowledge for those wanting to learn.
Stan it's so nice to see you again. Fellow Bostonian, we followed one another on social media a few years back but I got rid of all that noise. Anywho, glad to see you are well and keeping us educated on living the life substantially. Miss the show and was bummed that it wasn't picked up again. Hope the family is all well and healthy. Can't wait to see your next video.
If you get an additional larger stuffer horn (plastic) you can heat the end, compress it till you've got a 1/4" opening you can lay out strips vs sticks.
Good video Stan. I have cut up Kenai reds for the past several years like you showed on your videos. Mostly the strips, easier to peel off the skin. I smoke them over oak and mesquite down here in south Texas.
Good to see you are still doing video updates. A real shame the fishing ban is still in effect and you had to get rid of your working dogs, hope you're able to get your dog team together again when the fish stocks are back up and you're able to fish again. Looking forward to more videos from you.
Great to see you Stan & Sharing part of your life with us and hoping your Family ok.Its sad about your sledge dogs and the lack of fish up there with the fish ban,
Glad to see your videos again. My notification bell somehow got turned off and I didn't know you were still making videos. I have a lot of catching up to do.
Stan's back! So good to see you back on your channel! I know it's hard being so busy up there to upload but if you could do some more videos just on daily life that would be amazing and I think so many more people would love to watch!
Oh and by the way I never had anyone show me the correct way to handle meat so like I say it's processing meat by the Stan Zuray method
Good upload Stan. I miss Yukon Men it was the best of the all outdoorsy tv show. Most entertaining love watching you and Joe. Sad to see you had to get rid of your dog team. I remember you saying in Yukon men you rather have dogs than snow go cause if a dog is hurt you put in the sled and if the snow go breaks down you’re stranded. Also loved the story of your house!! So for under $200 bucks you bought a house! Of concise I’m sure theee was more expenses but still can’t beat that! I remember when you moved joes house lol anyways thanks for the upload! Stan the Yukon mcguyver!
You might want to consider washing the meat before processing. That way it's clean and cool and results in a better product. We always wash our meat and get great results.
@@leonardcavaretta905 it hasn't killed him yet...
Stan I’ve been really loving your channel, very informative and interesting information. Such a neat way of life you have must be very tough but rewarding. Cool stuff Stan, I may order your book to read. God Bless you and your family Stan
Your so cool. I’m a perfect world I would be doing something like you. I want to move to Alaska one day and do what you did(I read your book) and just go for it. Your such an inspiration
Stan, watching you grind that meat, reminds me so much of when my late husband and I were young, he always managed to get a few whitetail deer every season. We'd grind a lot of it. I uderstand adding the fat, as (some might not know) it helps to tenderize older or tougher cuts of meat and enhances the flavor. We never made sausages, but he was a pro at making stuff like hoghead cheese. Bet you never had any of that! LOL Mighty good - and for anyone reading this that has never had it, No, it does not have eyeballs, etc. in it- just the cooked pieces of meat from the head. It kept us from going hungry and many a day our kitchen table was surrounded by neighborhood kids, filling up on Buck stew, etc.Love you guys and TC up there.
Mr zuray you are legendary !! it sounds like you don't really understand or believe that. try to understand most of the younger generation don't even step onto the grass. I am forty and I am sick that is most of the reason I have the time to watch you or write this. I was in the Navy eleven years I watched Yukon men. trust me. you are from a generation that is much more tough but even for your generation you are made of granite. you are extremely interesting and it doesn't have to be always informational although it is very helpful and I really like how you share about the house that was cool you did the same process to move joes house. that episode you shared your life with us and the value of your assistance with your family and the community is invaluable. like I said you are legendary.
Glad it can mean that much to you. All the best, Stan
Great to see you Stan. I really miss seeing the people of Tanana. Say HELLO to everyone from those of us in the lower 48. Thanks for showing us how you grind and package the meat. Very interesting. A country boy will survive.
Thanks,Stan miss you show. Nice to hear that Joey got married. ✌🏻👊🏼
Stan is a old school guy and I do miss seeing him on tv true pioneer.
Stan I am glad you are doing more videos
I know I just get lazy to do them some times. Or so many things to do also.
Thanks Stan for sharing your life with us xx
Knowing th these skills is what's going to save humanity someday soon. God bless.
As much as I love the hunt, processing meat at home and seeing the end result in the freezer is very rewarding. I like that grinder set up you got there!
Thank you for sharing ❤ I would love to sit down and drink coffee ☕️ with you and hear your stories. I'M A 56 YEAR old man with wife, I built us a house and also live off grid ... take care 🙂
Wow you're still around and kicking. Good to see you again
God i have missed watching you guys it's years ago
Dude didn't know you were on UA-cam I remember you for TV definitely one of my favourite characters from the show 👍
Good to see you up and running stan
Nice to see you again Stan. Hope you and your family are well.
Great to see you back, always great to see how people should live.
A decade later n u still look young... miss the show.. stay safe stan n say hi to kate.. shes so beautiful
Hi Stan I'm happy to see you again you're doing a great job with the meat. Thank you for the pictures of the Alaskan forest I love these places . Sorry to see only one of your dogs . I hope to see new images again soon. Have a Great Day
I taught myself how to process deer before the internet was a thing and i do pretty much the same thing as you do. Take care Stan !
I enjoy listening to you tell about everything. Thank you. I use to help my dad skin squirrel and deer a cooking them.
I love the old tack tube skates hanging on the wall thank you
There is a bit of work that goes into hunting and processing your own meat., but well worth it. Thank you for the tips. Thank you for posting this video.
Hey Stan, just wanted to say thank you for the informative video of how you process your Moose and Caribou into burger and not letting anything go to waste. You're a great teacher and Author and I've enjoyed reading your books and watching your videos of you and your family over the years. You really know what you're doing in all aspects of providing for your family and your sled dogs, from hunting, fishing, trapping, processing and smoking. I really enjoy your perpetual motion fish wheel, it's pure brilliance and an amazing tool for catching fish. I'm glad I found this video today as we're in deer season in the lower 48 and our family is looking forward to processing our own take using your techniques so that we're aren't wasting any meat. Keep up the great videos, you're doing an exceptional job Stan!!!
I truly enjoy watching your videos Stan. What I see and hear is lots of work but I don’t sense frustration and feeling rushed. You take things in stride. So much more relaxed the we are here in the city life. Don’t have any of God’s natural beauty or fresh air to breathe. We are living in a fast and crowded atmosphere. I was raised in a small town where my father raised and planted our food source. Oh how I miss it 😢. But soon I will be going back to it God willing. May God continue to bless you and your entire family and town folks. 🙏
Flipping through UA-cam and this video popped up. I immediately liked and subscribed. Really miss seeing yall on TV. What an honor to be able to talk with you. Glad I found you all the way from South Alabama!
Stan rocking the Dorchester sweatshirt I used to hangout on Dot Ave but I grew up in Charlestown Mass off of Bunker Hill Street.
Thank you Stan and family for sharing your life with us 🙏
More Videos Please. I’m sure glad I found your UA-cam channel. You’re the Best Stan.
Always great to see you Stan, doing your thing and thriving . Another winter is just around the corner. Life is good .
you look great stan. hope the familys fine. all the best.
Definitely need more videos from the legend
Great video Stan !
I been wrapping burger in plastic wrap for years.
It does work great, but I never thought of the ball method.
You taught this old dog a new trick.
Those dried meat sticks look great.
Sorry to hear about the fishing ban & your dogs, that`s bad ...
Thank You for sharing your video, and letting us hang out.
Hi Stan happy too see you I hope you post videos more often love your videos
Love to see Stan again loved his show before
All ways loved your videos thank you for sharing. Hope all is well up there. And I hope you keep making new videos thank you Stan
Love from Oregon will you love you Stan miss you on the show
I hope you continue uploading videos Stan the man!!
Good morning Stan. Glad to see you back up and running on UA-cam. I was born in Dorchester in 1948. Keep up the good work. You have a fascinating life up in Alaska.
You know Stan I know you voice any where. Seems Yukon shows is no longer available and we loved everyone who lived there. The shows where a weekly special and we enjoyed the dog sledding the fish wheels in the Yukon River and the hunting season. You are an amazing man and we say hello to all fellow town folk. I subscribe to you.
Awesome job Stan Glad you’re on UA-cam hope your families well.
Thank you for sharing this video and your life with us. I'm sorry about the fishing and the dogs. I understand the dogs are a big part of your life style. I hope this situation will get better very soon. Keep up the work you do because it does help us in the lower 48 that pay attention to the little lessons you have to share from your experience. God bless you and your community. "May your table always be full of good food" Sister Marie
I love the processing of animals, I enjoy doing it and know that when i do it myself i earned everybite of my animal. Thanks for sharing Stan. Was happy to see Joey is providing for all of his family so you dont have to work so hard anymore to do it!
Hello Stan
Glad to see ypu are doing ok. I know life is get more challenging but hope you can upload more videos. More frequent
Thanks Stan enjoyed your video very much. Sorry to hear about the poor fish runs and you having to cut back on your dog team and then the gas and oil prices there must be horrendous. Best of luck to you and your family this winter. God Bless
So great to see you Stan, thanks for the tutorial. The husband and I have butchered deer and used several of the wraps you mentioned. We won't be anymore, thank you!
I just found you on UA-cam and I recognized your voice from TV. OMGosh. I’m super excited! I hope that you are still putting out content! One of the reasons that I always loved watching you on tv was because you were so amazingly resourceful and that you could fix anything!!! I never knew the story behind you getting your house. That’s way cool!!! I’m going see what else I can find of your stuff!!!
Glad see you come back to UA-cam been a long time since Virginia like watching it show wish to bring you back to TV
Hard life , but a natural one. Thanks for sharing your lovely home and life.
I love that you took a hand grinder and made a power grinder out of it. That goes right up there with the scuba tank sausage stuffer you made.
Pulley came out of a commercial washing machine
@@stanzuray awesome. Making it work. Also, the ground meat packing idea is great. Vacuum sealing is good, but expensive on consumables. I love the ingenuity and willingness to share.
Great to see you back Stan! Really miss the show! Cheers
Nice to see you back Stan! Blessings 🙏🏻
Thank you Stan, enjoyed that one very much! Best regards to Joey and Katie, too!
Great to hear from you, Stan.
Awesome Stan! Never had anyone show me either but Ive been at it for 40 years!! You the man!!
Good to see you Stan. I do miss the show and seeing you all. Love that grinder set up. Having a meat cutting room is the best.
All the best to you and the family and people of Tanana. Livin life large in the Cariboo British Columbia Canada.
I loved this show, sure miss it
Good to hear the Ba'ston accent again. : ) Hope you upload daily life videos more often. Best!
Great job Stan, I'm grateful for all the videos.
Stan, I watch you on the show, YOU are a legand. You get the job done
Just love watching you ,you are such a great teacher and inspirational.
Great video Stan. We miss you guys. Hope all is well!!
Thanks Stan great to see a new video
Hi Stan. Glad to see you again. 😊😊
Awesome to see you! Miss seeing you on tv! ❤
Nice to see you again Stan always love to see your videos again keep them coming I watch everyone you put out
Greeting from Boston, Nice to see you again.
Thank you Stan for showing us your process.I always learn something new. I am putting up blk bear.
Thank you sooo much Stan for sharing that.
I used to watch you on Yukon Men, so it’s great to get a catch up via UA-cam. 👍🏻🇮🇪
It’s so awesome to have found your YT channel. I can’t wait to see what you have in store for your viewers. Instead of rewatch seasons of your show over and over, I will catch you on YT. Thanks for giving us another view of your life!
i really enjoy your videos thank you for taking the time to make them
Love the videos Stan! Awesome view into an amazing way of life
My God man, I'm just glad to hear your OK. I've always thought its got to be a pain in the ass to film things there. Praying the family & all the townsfolk are doing well. Miss the show and all the rest of your nieghbors. Say hi to Joe and if ya bump into Charlie. Say hi to him. I'm in Northern MI. and winters coming. Heading up to deer camp soon so I can fill my freezer w/venison. Be safe and hope to see on the tube you soon.
Hi Stan happy to see you say hello to the other guys. We miss seeing the Yukon men hope they will bring it back. Good luck my dear.
Good day Stan , good to see that you are doing well I sorry to see that you had to get rid of your sled , they were a good source of transportation and company. Like I said earlier glad to see that you and your family are doing well .
So good to see your videos, Stan. Hope all is well with you & the family.
Wow, thank you for talking the time to share with us. Started with your salmon strips video.
What a blessing to pass on this knowledge for those wanting to learn.
Get back on the TV stan your the best to watch.
So happy to see you! Thank you for showing us this! I miss AK so much!
Cheers from New England (RI). Nice laid back delivery that you have on your videos. Thanks for the meat processing lesson.
I’m from New Hampshire. You still haven’t lost your mass accent you can hear it real good when you say potato
Thanks for sharing that, great to see how you guys live out there.
Stan it's so nice to see you again. Fellow Bostonian, we followed one another on social media a few years back but I got rid of all that noise. Anywho, glad to see you are well and keeping us educated on living the life substantially. Miss the show and was bummed that it wasn't picked up again. Hope the family is all well and healthy. Can't wait to see your next video.
Always a pleasure to see your videos Stan.
Welcome back Stan! Regards to all the Yukon men gang..nice vlog👍👍
Hi Stan and family. Greetings from the Highlands of Scotland. Great to see you out and about again doing your thing. Been missing your content!
I hope everybody is well,love to see some trapping videos from you and the kids...
Stan! I was just watching some of your old videos earlier today. Good to see you again.
If you get an additional larger stuffer horn (plastic) you can heat the end, compress it till you've got a 1/4" opening you can lay out strips vs sticks.
Really nice to see you Stan thanks for the video
Good video Stan. I have cut up Kenai reds for the past several years like you showed on your videos. Mostly the strips, easier to peel off the skin. I smoke them over oak and mesquite down here in south Texas.
Great to see you again stan..👍
Good to see you are still doing video updates. A real shame the fishing ban is still in effect and you had to get rid of your working dogs, hope you're able to get your dog team together again when the fish stocks are back up and you're able to fish again.
Looking forward to more videos from you.
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So great and happy you are back!!!
Great to see you Stan & Sharing part of your life with us and hoping your Family ok.Its sad about your sledge dogs and the lack of fish up there with the fish ban,
Ça fait plaisir de revoir Stan
Égal à lui-même 👏👏👏👏
Good to see u post stan,you taught me something new with wrapping id love to see the fish wrapped,I will be trying that process of wrapping, thanks
Mcgyver Stan at his best. Good seeing you, hope everyone is doing good.
Glad to see your videos again. My notification bell somehow got turned off and I didn't know you were still making videos. I have a lot of catching up to do.
Stan's back! So good to see you back on your channel! I know it's hard being so busy up there to upload but if you could do some more videos just on daily life that would be amazing and I think so many more people would love to watch!