10 item survival challenge | LONG FORMAT | Wild foods!

[@lexbeats13]

Best bushcraft duo on the YT.

[@chance2288]

Jermey he can’t hold a candle to you and you’re woods an survival skills, burns me up to see the way he treats ya in his vids, playing ya dowm

[@JustinEgan825]

I didn’t want Chris’ 3 part series to end so was very happy to see this one posted from your perspective. More Jeremy and wood beard please!

[@woodvibes7636]

He fumbles through his explanations and is less commercial than your normal KZbinr but I think that's why I like him

[@lidlnutz]

holy balls Jer. We got 4 hours coming hey. Ok, I will chip through this whole thing in increments. I love the bearded guy, but I am thrilled to see you mushroom and plant foraging knowledge! I appreciate the free learnings

[@thecemers]

We are catching flounder and shooting doves down here on the Texas coast. You have to come try this

[@OneWildcrafter]

I'd love to. Texas seems like a state full of adventures.

[@thecemers]

@@OneWildcrafter well, the adventure is now dodging a hurricane, but yesterday I caught 3 flounder and shot 2 doves so it was a good weekend

[@eddiehoff5278]

Been a subscriber from the beginning. This is the best content/video you have delivered. I believe it is because it had more of you teaching. Keep up the great work Jeremy.

[@eddiehoff5278]

I'm curious about the spring you "found" near the campsite. Were there any negative effects?

[@OneWildcrafter]

None.

[@RiverbendlongbowsOutdoors]

This is going to take me a week to watch but I'm digging it 👍

[@keithreynolds2971]

I missed this in "small format".. glad I did as its much better to watch all in one

[@TehLexinator]

Would love more survival videos with you and Chris.

[@journeyman7189]

An awesome trip and great shot of your tarp shelter with the bug net. Thanks Nate

[@manoutdoors7085]

Quite a haul of mushrooms. Looks great 👍!

[@ReasontoLiveAdventures]

It’s a hot Saturday here in SW Virginia, so a perfect day to watch Jeremy and Chris. I watched the latter’s first video of the trip yesterday. 🤙

[@larryhutchinson4271]

I was watching him while Hurricane Ida was roaring ashore just 100 miles to my east. We were prepared because we were supposed to feel the effects, had windows boarded up, generator all set to go, and it turned so we were spared. But I got to watch this great video..

[@hendriknaude653]

Thanks for putting this out here! I really enjoy a solid binge watch of survival challenges. 🤘🤘

[@brandi8778]

Oh, this is awesome... we love survival challenges! I'm sure I speak for quite a few people anyway... over 4 hrs.? Damn!!! Love you and Chris!!!

[@kristingodfrey8338]

Love the long video. Thanks for taking us on your adventure.

[@olyman63]

Great show Jeremy and Woodobo man. Great to see you guys again

[@brendabinau1187]

Saving this for my work tonight!!!

[@brandi8778]

Damn, I wish I could save a video for work... lol

[@manoutdoors7085]

I remember that I was afraid of the bathtub for months after I first saw Jaws. Lol!!!!

[@Stevo9999]

Love your videos - Just shows that if we aren't looking we'll miss it! (wild foods)

[@isntitobvious9894]

Never been mushroom picking but that was really interesting, and I enjoyed the ride of constantly finding more and more

[@riccojames1]

I watched the whole vid and then clicked the like at the end.... got me watching from the first few sec I guess. Normally I click in first few secs for both you and Chris but heck you got me through the whole thing! 4 hrs!!!!!! Thank you both so much, this had me gripped.

[@brendabinau1187]

Awesome video!! Thanks Jer, I have missed y’all!

[@pimedus9675]

Your coalition with Bearded is always a pleasure to watch. A+ video as always =)

[@michaellopez3930]

I'm excited to watch this again ❤👍👍🙏

[@manoutdoors7085]

Chris "ACCIDENTALLY " drops his gifted snail in the lake! 😆 Lol!!!!

[@NovemberOne-m4x]

I enjoy the long format videos very much thank you

[@spideymcgee4718]

I'm a quiet whisper: "I checked my phone" Hilarious! I can see WB being like, "c'mon man, they wouldnt be able to do that back in the day" had he heard it 😂😂😂

[@august3099]

Full version!!! I love it!!!

[@kellogsdadfa3683]

good to hear both sides of ur adventures

[@manoutdoors7085]

Awesome video! 👍Was that your longest video to-date? I loved it! Thanks buddy!

[@OneWildcrafter]

Longest by a long shot.

[@markng1728]

Looking forward to watching this. Love the long videos.

[@Prairiedrifter1]

When I looked at the thumbnail I thought you two had matching shirts!

[@blueclothes1]

What a great way to end summer before school starts again 🤓

[@joelanthony3308]

Awesome video Jeremy!!

[@manoutdoors7085]

That salad looks good. Soon I will be home and releasing more videos outdoors and overnight survival.

[@stevenestabrooks630]

Thank you kindly!

[@Ellcoupit]

4 hrs of goodness!

[@manoutdoors7085]

I just got through watching the episode of you and Delphni building that old bushcraft shelter. The forest there reclaims very fast.

[@stephlaps3518]

As always great video jer !

[@manoutdoors7085]

Awesome bass buddy!

[@stoked4795]

Those mushrooms looked delicious

[@Hames_tripper]

I think I took less gear on a 10 day trip in Woodland Caribou this past June ;) Just kidding. FYI WCPP got annihilated by fire. Your Haven and Adventure campsites are gone. Wrist got hit but the pork chop island was spared. Great video, I really enjoyed it. PS Platypus filters are awesome.

[@OneWildcrafter]

So glad you got out to WCPP! Sad that those campsites are gone. It seems like the landscape there probably changes every few years as new fires move through. How did you find the fishing? p.s. my old filter is in the garbage and I bought a platypus filter.

[@Hames_tripper]

@@OneWildcrafter It was our third year in a row to WCPP. Check out the Ontario Fire Map, close to 3/4 of the park burned this year!! Fishing was amazing. 200+ pickerel (best was 25 in 60 minutes), a dozen or so pike and 10 lake trout. Also finally saw a caribou and she had a calf! If you are interested in some great WCPP videos check out “The Dutch Explorer”, We have bumped into him the past two trips. This year he was on a 34 day solo trip. There were only 3 of us in the entire park and we met each other on a portage. Crazy. FYI - RLO is no more but there are still outfitter options. I enjoy your videos, thanks.

[@odettestroebel3135]

We often pick black nightshade berries to make jam. They taste a bit like liquorice. Black nightshade is not the same as Belladonna. Also nightshade belladonna grow in single shiny berries whereas the black nightshade grows in clusters and the berries are dull black. Would love to taste a choke cherry

[@olyman63]

Full stop 🛑

[@BigPunNC]

I enjoyed your long format!! Woodsman version left out alot and often had me wondering if id missed something.

[@barryspaulding3787]

Most berry seeds/pits are evolved to pass through the GI tract of those that consume them. They are to a degree indigestible unless crushed.

[@larryhutchinson4271]

Did you ever figure out that water filter??? I was wondering if it was possible you got the filter in backwards, I have never owned the bag but my Katadyn water filter that you pump into a container worked great. I was thinking about getting the bigger drain bag. What is your recommendation, did you look into why it was not working or did you just toss it?

[@OneWildcrafter]

I didn't figure it out and I talked to a sports store employee who said he processed a lot of returns on that filter. I bought a new one of a different brand but I didn't try it out yet.

[@larryhutchinson4271]

@@OneWildcrafter Thank you for getting back to me with that info.

[@isntitobvious9894]

FULL STOP

[@tWoforgamenot1]

wish i had a feed of them :)

[@tWoforgamenot1]

as a kid we fish there some good eating :)

[@OneWildcrafter]

Sure is. And a beautiful campsite.

[@bobbysueish]

you could have used the reusable bag from the water filter thing that didnt work to hold the mushrooms

[@joejones2582]

I definitely think you had more than one extra item

[@josepimann7384]

Is your water filter well used? I know they clog after a while.

[@OneWildcrafter]

Not really, it has a pretty new filter that I bought to replace the old one.

[@thecarlislehomestead]

You had a coffee cup that you collected choke cherries in didn't you? Hahaha! I cringed when you poured your hot coffee into a plastic water bottle. 😜

[@OneWildcrafter]

Good catch! I had a coffee mug in my car but I didn't bring it with me in the canoe to our camp site!

[@MrFrog_WI]

Soak the water filters in vinegar and it’ll bring it back to life it will clear the minerals out of it

[@OneWildcrafter]

It is just a paper filter, so I think that would ruin it?

[@august3099]

Butter in coffee?!?! That's really interesting

[@radagast6682]

Is your cast iron pan the lid of a chicken fryer?

[@OneWildcrafter]

It came in a 2-piece Lagostina set. The bottom part is deeper and this piece can be the lid or can be it's own pan.

[@Jamesbravo15]

Thank goodness that the wooded beardsman was there to tell you how to fish hahaha. I would like to see a real 1 vs 1 fish off. "JAAAR KEEP YOUR ROD TIP DOWN BUD, OHH JAR." LOL

[@hikerbobbie3730]

wow very interesting video man... i'm just starting out here as a hiker and trying to find good gear.. what would you recommend for good boots/shoes ?...and also what kind of socks is best ?

[@OneWildcrafter]

I'm a huge fan of merino wool socks, and sometimes of pairing them with a synthetic liner sock. As to boots, I would suggest going with something in the $300 range. I was quite fond of my Asolo full leather hiking boots but it has been a while since I've bought a good boot for outdoors wear.

[@hikerbobbie3730]

@@OneWildcrafter This helps alot man thanks !!.. i'll look into those boots for sure , i'll check them out on-line, as long as they have good grip and keep me warm. . and i asked about the socks because i wasn't too sure, i was told to buy very thin nylon Dress socks so i bought 5 pairs of navy blue ones.

[@Righteous1ist]

Fresh fish is the best

[@tWoforgamenot1]

Cool. :)

[@billwithers1349]

when you can have enough fat from fish, you can dice up cambium as your carb source, boil it twice toss the water, then fry the cambium in fish oil and your body can digest it. It can'be your ONLY food, but it IS a carb source. You just can't eat it by itself, much less without the boiling AND frying. or you can't digest it.

[@OneWildcrafter]

I would have thought that you'd have lost all the starches after boiling twice. Cambium is something that doesn't appeal to me but I definitely want to take the time to learn more about it.

[@therandomizer7187]

Watching Jeremy is like watching Harry Potter back stories.

[@tombashforth3025]

👍

[@kelvingordon8277]

Will pls make a show with joe robinet

[@WesS2016]

My big canoe is over 200 pounds. Made of fiberglass.

[@OneWildcrafter]

Jeepers! Fits 2 but takes 4 to carry it? 😬😅

[@tamadrummer001]

Not trying to be a nosy rosy but you won’t get near any muscle with an insulin syringe. It’s tiny for a reason, you don’t go muscular with insulin. It’s subcutaneous only. That’s still fine but it would work better if you got a separate syringe and 25x1 or 25x1.5 needle to get to a large muscle.

[@OneWildcrafter]

Thanks, Brian! Is it party a matter of the angle of insertion for whether it is just subcutaneous or reaches muscle?

[@tamadrummer001]

@@OneWildcrafter no it’s not long enough. It’s not supposed to get to the muscle. That needle is designed for a very specific purpose. I only say this because as an RN I give shots almost daily. I do bone marrow transplant and we have to vaccinate our patients with their childhood vaccines all over. Some are IM and some are SQ. The insulin needles aren’t in any way an IM needle.

[@thecarlislehomestead]

Chris the 🦝🤣

[@manoutdoors7085]

Keep the foot out of the clam man.

[@kaylamorgan9406]

You almost think he gets a sponsorship from that shirt company side he always has it on even when he started on Chris channel

[@OneWildcrafter]

I wish I did! That shirt has held up through all weather and on some great adventures! I checked recently and was sad that I can't probably get the same one still.

[@Anistz]

He didnt eat you yet!?

[@thecarlislehomestead]

I bet the off camera story was good. 🤪

[@OneWildcrafter]

Sooo good! ;)

[@tWoforgamenot1]

them

[@bobbysueish]

you could have strained it with the bug netting

[@teenamomkm]

4 hour lol

[@williamparker1644]

I've always heard cherry pits contain cyanide.

[@OneWildcrafter]

They do but if you grind them down it "disappears" through some chemical wizardry :)

[@billwithers1349]

and just WHERE would canadian trappers have obtained corn, pray tell? I think that wild rice would be much more authentic carb-cuisine

[@OneWildcrafter]

I suspect that cornmeal was widely traded for at least the past 1000 years throughout North America.