Bear meat burgers at my off-grid family camp

[@TheWoodedBeardsman]

This one is going to do well. Nice job showing us what you are up to.

[@ralphups7782]

That is a very cool looking cabin you have.

[@JustinEgan825]

Thanks for sharing your day. Watching 4 years later

[@thomasrandell9410]

I love how you show us exactly what it takes to do these tasks, you can't simply go in and warm yourself up without doing the maintenance first. Great video!

[@ricksandfort8836]

That rake looks like a LOT of work... wouldn't it be faster and easier to get up there with a snow shovel? The bear burgers looked great! KUTGW

[@drdizzly]

I was about to type the same exact thing lol.

[@AbduCola]

Or at the very least clear the chimney specifically

[@hukkaera1439]

Two tablespoons, you madman! The series continues to be interesting, never knew I could be so invested in finding a chimney.

[@kevincannon9564]

Beautiful country nice set up and anytime a Canadian says "about" it's great.

[@darlenesmith2456]

I LOVE this video, my favourite so far! The drive up, the sound of the snow under your feet, the scenery and of course the pine needle tea.

[@OneWildcrafter]

Thanks, Darlene! It is very quiet and special up there in the winter..

[@sadietrego6247]

Your family cabin is huge I’d like to see more of it. Those 🐻 bear burger and tea awesome lunch love the video Jerry... 👍

[@Wildernessquestoutdoors]

Nice intro music, watching now.

[@jasonswearingin1009]

"Shoveling out the outhouse"! That's a loaded statement if I ever heard one!

[@jayrd9942]

I love you man ur da nicest person I ever know , wishing to be like you

[@Wr3nch3s84]

Great video full stop

[@brendabinau1187]

Wow! That place is awesome!

[@manoutdoors7085]

Like the Fit bit information

[@seanm1690]

My childhood was the same. At the cottage all summer out in the mountains

[@jbe2k]

need a scoop to do off that roof lol the rake is to much work, burgers looked great!

[@gregwright392]

Sweet wood cook stove!

[@SuperQuickfix1]

Looks like you had some warm days crusting up the snow. Nice stove, we always left our camp with wood and kindling just incase someone needed to use it. Had a sign on the outhouse 25 cents as a joke, was amazed how many quarters in the can.

[@OneWildcrafter]

Ha ha ha! Maybe I'll add a donation jar to ours!

[@nomadsurvival4952]

that fit thing stats are interesting I will have to look into that thanks for putting up the info..

[@joybickerstaff194]

Hi ya Jeremy! It sure is beautiful out there, a lot of oklahomans freak out with less than a foot Lol, the more the merrier for me, I love snow! Would it be worth it to attach some sort of rod to the vent pipe making it visible??? Even if u didn’t have the grill, I bet u’d have made a fire if u didn’t have the grill! They sure did look tasty! Hopefully one day I’ll find a pine around here to make a tea. Enjoyed the video!!! Thank u

[@OneWildcrafter]

I don't often visit the cabin in the winter, though I plan to in future years. The solution might just be to add a chimney extension so it stays up above the snowline.

[@joybickerstaff194]

One Wildcrafter a chimney extension makes more sense than my idea, I would have suggested that if I’d have known of their existence Lol. Have a wonderful day

[@evelynatcraneshearth]

Those burgers look great!

[@blueclothes1]

Jeremy thanks for the tips on your sled set up... ima gonna use those suggestions

[@robrogers2407]

nice video

[@katpis9121]

Great video man!!

[@othrguyapproved]

Cool video. Would be nice to see some gear preparation and review, like the short bit in the beginning of this video.

[@OneWildcrafter]

I'll try to work that into my next videos.

[@nomad7412]

I have always wondered why the roof designs of scandinavia where so highly pitched and never thought of snow pressure to the roof and when the snow gets too heavy it would simply pull itself away from the roof surface. Another point regarding the chimney episode. If you extended the stack and placed a cowling onto it ( to prevent the snow from ingress ) , this would make your stay a tad more restful . Loved this video and watched. subbed for some time now. Looking forward to your next one. Kind regards.

[@OneWildcrafter]

Thanks, Tony. The camp also needs some additional insulation to make it more comfortable in the winter!

[@portdawg52]

I went ice fishing one day it was 20 something below but the wind was howling and it felt much colder! I didn’t have a scarf to cover my face and I had to turn back. I couldn’t make it to the ice shack!! I had ice cream headache from the wind!

[@boredom9999]

did you ever find the chimney?

[@OneWildcrafter]

Nope.

[@foreverbronze2488]

We will make sure you can do this for a living! you're very entertaining and a lovely man :D!

[@ananghs9079]

Hello hawk eyes.. I hope u always healty.

[@jackmehoff2961]

Those burgers looked awesome, But they were missing good old fashioned American red fructose corn syrup !

[@benives254]

Whoa! That camp house thingy is HUGE! Maybe in the summer put a taller chimney on though?

[@OneWildcrafter]

I think the camera perspective made it look bigger than it is :) Yes, adding a taller chimney is a good idea.

[@coolguys853]

You should do some more videos on your family’s off-grid cabin.

[@michaelmustermann6527]

4500 calories burned? how much of that did the burgers and tea bring back?

[@OneWildcrafter]

About 1400, + 200-300 from the maple syrup maybe. But I had a really nice Valentine's supper with Delphanie afterwards that helped top me up. It was a calorie deficit day though, for sure.

[@switchblade454]

Whats your favorite flashlight 🔦 besides design o.liight

[@OneWildcrafter]

I like the Peron 2 headlamp. I find headlamps very convenient to have and use.

[@switchblade454]

@@OneWildcrafter yes headlamps are awsome to use. Its nice to be hands free. Your vids are awsome.

[@qguapo929]

Here first to comment 😂 awesome video Jere. Those bear burgers looked very good man.

[@westnylefx]

Awesome! Thats the same maple syrup I use. Its cheaper than some of the other brands. but still really good. P.S I dont really consider it too much of a cheat since it was harvested from the wild in Canada. just maybe not by you :P hahah

[@stuartstone6359]

What did you use for a binding agent as your not using eggs? Was it fish roe

[@OneWildcrafter]

No binding agent on this one. I think we just mixed it up with a bit of leeks and maybe a touch of acorn flour.

[@stuartstone6359]

One Wildcrafter must have been the natural fats then it stayed together better than some normal burgers I have made

[@johnbates8964]

Twas rather painful, watching that mouth watering steaming fresh cooked piece of bear before breakfast...

[@leonardcavaretta905]

Can you use any pine needles to make a tea? How long do you let them seep? I would love to try some.

[@OneWildcrafter]

I only use whit pine needles. I lt them steep for several minutes.

[@OneWildcrafter]

I only use whit pine needles. I lt them steep for several minutes.

[@OneWildcrafter]

I only use whit pine needles. I lt them steep for several minutes.

[@TheDroolpan]

hello Jeremy, i live in southern Ontario about 30 mins from Toronto. I have never had bear and wondered if by chance you are aware of anywhere reputable near me that i might be able to purchase wild game including bear. any help would be appreciated. if not, thanks for reading this and for your content i really enjoy. cheers

[@OneWildcrafter]

It isn't legal generally legal to sell wild game meat in Ontario. However, if you contact a Fish and Game club or a Rod and Gun club (check OFAH, the Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters, for a listing of clubs) they sometimes host wild game feasts as fundraisers. If you are in the GTA that might be your best bet.

[@TheDroolpan]

@@OneWildcrafter haha, i am a member of the OFHA! never even donned on me to look at magazine for possible resources. thanks

[@SyntagmaStation]

Fitbit stats are interesting to see. 30k steps is roughly equivalent to 15 miles, not even counting wearing snowshoes and pulling a sled. Guessing you burned more calories than it said.

[@OneWildcrafter]

Yes, but a lot of those "steps" were from pulling snow down off the roof.

[@PatrickMcNeal-h7h]

Makn me hungry

[@drdizzly]

Why not just climb up there and knock the snow down with a shovel or something? 🤔

[@OneWildcrafter]

I didn't want to add my weight to the weight of all the snow. And then, when I did get enough snow off - well, I was on a roll and just kept using the rake.

[@TheEvilEve2012]

OH MY GOD do you Canadians ever get tired of Maple Syrup ?!?!?!

[@OneWildcrafter]

Nope.

[@TheEvilEve2012]

@@OneWildcrafter LMAO