I was always taught: #1 rule of camping in bear country, don't cook in your campsite unless you want midnight visitors.

Cool❤❤❤❤

So very useful. Also great hat.

This is incredibly helpful!! Thank you for sharing.

Admire your enthusiasm for sea-run cutts!

Looks like Scotland Tori❤

Hiii! So if you wondering how to tell if turkey tail is false or not I’ve got you :) So the biggest tale tail is if the bottom have gills, turkey tail has spores of the bottom. And if you find a “turkey tail” and the bottom has spores, but it also has dark brown rings or light. On the bottom then that is a coppy cat! Correct me if I’m wrong:D

Tell the guy to turn the clapping down please.

Way to go Martin Stewart!! So proud of you #starbaker

Brave souls I ain’t drinking that shit .

This is the first year I collected these, also. I cooked some with oatmeal. It was good.

That is a really cool idea making them into cookies. I will have to keep an eye out for them on my next trip. Thanks for sharing!

One of the weird things about candy caps is that their aroma intensifies over time. I collected some a few weeks ago and when I dried them, their aroma was very mild, but now if I open up the container they're in, it fills up the whole room. This is because the scent compound in the mushroom hydrolyzes over time into a more powerful one. I've heard that it's best to dry them without heat at all for intensity of flavor but I haven't actually tried and compared it heated drying.

So awesome!

That's cool , chill guy

This must be West Coast because in the north east these are late summer shrooms. Also edible hedgehogs like these are Hydnum species not Hydnellum

For some reason I thought mushrooms only grow like once a year.

Please release the fish faster please

Nice

We just started rifle hunting down where I am at. Did not get any deer or game today

You don't get a lot of people on your account it looks like that but I hope you grow and I hope your account becomes something amazing not just for yourself, but something that people will want to watch and enjoy keep up the good work and always remember safety in the Wilde is number one priority

Great job dude! I heard those guys are hard to get😂

What a view ❤

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Wow, great video you really get around.

Nice work Boss!

field points work best for grouse and squirrels , iam trying judos for the first time my self so far the tress like them lol but you get your arrows back cant say the same for hitting a tree with a field point tip , also i use a compound with a precision site makes a big difference on hit or miss for sure.. black and grey squirrels easy targets small squirrels not so easy

I think it is great that you are being open about some of the mistakes that you made. It takes a lot to be honest with yourself sometimes but I think that is the best way to improve. I think you are right maybe some diufent heads might do the trick or even a stronger bow? Keep it up! It will all come together!

I waterfowl hunt and I would honestly just use a shotgun to start if you’re in it for the meat! But I also bowhunt and love the challenge so I understand what you’re trying to do as well! Either way it’s been fun watching your adventures 🤙🏽

A little too flamboyant for me brother

I go on the other side with my dad and buzz bomb,or throw spinners every once in a while. I’ve been about 10 times, just once my dad had a nice king on but lost it. You’ve got the same trout net as me it’s a good one.

I got like 60 lbs this year in Belfair, such a great year for them! Nice work

I see tons of mushrooms while I am out lately but I am never confidant enough to pick any. Thanks for sharing so much knowledge on these chanterelles!

Beautiful landscape.

Nice work man! Loved the video

You’re a machine dude! I enjoyed the video 👍🎣

Looks like fun! Novice question - did you use a sinking or floating line?

Those larches are beautiful! Surprised you didn't run into more people out there. Seems like a sweet spot to camp.

very cool rod!

Hmmm, not a lot of high lakes in the Cascades where fires are legal

Steamer clams are my favorite also. Easy to harvest, put em in water and they clean themselves, pop open when you cook them and you know they’re ready to eat! I’ve had a lot of great memories digging for clams around the Puget Sound.

that's a lot of fish! awesome

Fun watch! Cant make the hikes anymore. My experince has been to find lakes w no trail marked and bush whack in. Thats what the hi lakers do to plant trout. Have caught rainbows as big as 23 inch. Great memories!!!

"The official Leave No Trace (LNT) principle is to “protect riparian areas by camping at least 200 feet from lakes and streams.”

Get it emeril!!!

Great video. I’ve seen those mushrooms but never picked them. I usually just stick to chanterelles. Are there any look a likes to chicken of the woods to be aware of? Keep up the good work!

That was great. Thanks for the fun video and hauling those baby fish in.

Just stumbled upon your channel. Really enjoyed the video, especially when the bourbon came out! Best regards from Newcastle, England