I’M FASTER THAN SALT OR SHOVEL, AS YOU CAN SEE. I VALUE SPEED OVER A LITTLE EASIER METHOD, PLUS I VALUE THE EXERCISE 😉

HARVEST IS LIMITED AND WELL MANAGED

Some people clean the crabs at the beach/pier. So if you clean 3 crabs in the field (at beach or pier) you need to keep/retain the 3 of those back shells on your person. If you discard the back of the shell, you wouldn’t be able to prove it was a legal size if you were approach by the fish & wildlife game warden. Hopefully I explained that well for you.

I’m moving to the Tacoma area in a few months, are there any specific beaches you recommend for crabbing?

@@kaseyo6832 Yes, so many to name. But we crab right off the docks near Ruston, I think its called Les Davis Public Fishing Pier.

PROBABLY NOT, PACIFIC RAZOR CLAMS😉

“MOSQUITOES REFUSE TO BITE HIM PURELY OUT OF RESPECT.”😉

AT PRESENT THE DAILY LIMIT IS 15.

Westport marina is open year round for crabbing!

PLEASE WATCH MORE VIDEOS, CLEANING IS SHOWN😉 ENJOY!👍

YES

YOU’RE MISTAKEN, PACIFIC RAZOR CLAMS👍

NOT ANYTHING, PACIFIC RAZOR CLAMS, A LOCAL DELICACY 😉 HOWEVER, YOU ABSTAIN, MORE FOR THE REST OF US!👍👏💪

THIS IS THE LONG BEACH PENINSULA, WASHINGTON STATE 😉

😉

👍❤️👏❤️💪❤️

Were you are ?

Not many people caught their limits yesterday. We were even pulled over by the game warden since our bags were full haha.

This was in Long Beach, Washington

I don’t blame you or others for feeling this way. I’d love to hear what you and others think of our thought process: 1. We would like to teach others that animals are intelligent and that we can catch our own food without harming other species. Many animals are injured or killed due to bycatch on a small to large scale. We like capturing crabs this way because it doesn’t result in bycatch and we learn about their intelligence this way. 2. It is also harmful to support non-organic agricultural fields that use pesticides that harm bugs, take land away from wildlife, or use synthetic nutrients that cause runoff to bodies of water. We try to grow everything we consume but that requires we make our own soil using animals we harvest. Sadly, organic sources for nitrogen, phosphorus, and calcium that support plant growth and nutrient intake come from decomposed animals. 3. It is harmful if we do not realize the importance of local and organic resources to support our own ecosystems. We should teach people to use food remains as an organic fertilizer/compost for native plants. Many of these native plants require nutrients to provide flowers for pollinators (bees, hummingbirds and butterflies) and berries for seed spreaders (rabbits, mice, squirrels, deer, and birds) year after year. We want to encourage more native plant growth using animals to help other parts of our ecosystem. 4. Majority of soils used for gardening use remains from animals like feather meal, bone meal, and leather dust. We prefer to make our own expensive soil and can teach others how to save money by creating their own soil as well. Hopefully this helps explain why we do what we do since I haven't addressed this. I'm currently working on a video on this but some details are in our community section ❤️.

So as long as anyone is following the laws and rules set by the State and Federal Government. Who gives YOU the right to tell anyone what they can and can not do?? Its liberals like YOU that think you own the world that are the problem today. If you don't like it, Mind your own business and move along.

Has every right. Might makes right and we are top of the food chain. Start acting like it!

EACH TO HIS OWN; I USED A SHOVEL MY FIRST COUPLE OF DECADES, SWITCHED TO A GUN AND NEVER WENT BACK👍ENJOY

@@MrBatnuni to each his own...correct. thanks for sharing

PACIFIC RAZOR CLAM DIGGING 😉

@@MrBatnuni You and me both, bro. 🤙

WE AGREE!😉

감사합니다 ❤️☺️

TASTES GOOD TOO👍😉👋

It tastes similar to fried calamari when caught fresh ❤️

it's over 9,000!!

I USED TO NOTCH THE HANDLE, BUT WHEN I NEEDED TO REPLACE IT FOR THE SEVENTH TIME, I GAVE UP ON THAT😂

DELICIOUS SMELL, HUH?🤗

The last part definitely smelled fantastic!

PERSONALLY, I PREFER CLAM CHOWDER, AS OPPOSED TO “clan chowder”, WHERE I GUESS YOU CONSUME VARIOUS MEMBERS OF YOUR FAMILY, BUT EACH TO HIS OWN😉

Same! I’ll have about 2-3 gallons of clam chowder after 1 dig.

SORRY

I’m not sure if it is you that is cursed or the beach… but keep us updated!

THANK YOU MOST KINDLY😉

Thank you for noticing! I wanted to slowly introduce our humor at some point haha.

This is in Long Beach, Washington ❤️

That was a good one 😂😂❤️

Haha it does look intense without context 😂 I had like 20 chickadees that started to shower in the hose water while I watered the garden last summer. Then they would fly into the pine branches to preen themselves against the branches like it is a car wash. Even though we have a bird bath. The banditry of chickadees don’t come around unless I’m watering the garden and would often fly into the line of fire. I’ll see if I can record all of them do that this summer.

@@journeywithchong Using the collective noun for a group of animals? /Swoon./

@@Brankenhoffer Learning the collective noun is one of my favorite parts of watching groups of animals. Especially crows lol

@@Brankenhoffer BETTER THAN birb WHEN REFERRING TO A BIRD😂

@MrBatnuni I consider any avain smaller than your fist a birb. And birbs are cute. Lol

Our pleasure!! Thank you for watching!