Beaver Hunting In Northern BC: Uze De-Yah Wilderness Camp

[@KGPNBK]

I know first hand how much work beavers accomplish in very little time,crazy. They definitely need to be controlled. Thanks for sharing.

[@deadpinecollective]

It’s nice to have viewers that understand what’s going on. Thanks for your comment and for watching!

[@SaywerWoberts]

very cool

[@MarkJLarsonOutdoors]

Beautiful country! The beavers sure plugged that culvert fast! Thank you for sharing my friends!

[@deadpinecollective]

It sure is up there. Those beavers are definitely hard working 😁

[@eastcoastcabinfever]

Man o man this is the real deal here. Got the elders.out an everything. Great vid

[@deadpinecollective]

You bet, it’s part of a Culture Camp the Uze De-Yah program puts on

[@janevalentine6391]

What an awesome time for those boys, learning and exploring! What a beautiful place with the tangled woods and creek. I loved this video. How good does beaver taste in comparison to venison or elk? Oh, what was that animal when you were still driving, in the begining?

[@deadpinecollective]

It was such a fun few days with the boys at the camp. Beaver is most similar to beef, but with a bit more of a liver taste to it. I’ve only had it a few times when we’ve cooked it over a fire after catching one. I’ve never had it prepared by the elders, so I’m sure their version is much different. They smoke it before they prepare it for a meal. That was a porcupine which are plentiful in the region. This is also a common food staple for the First Nations. I’ve never tried it yet. Thanks so much for watching and leaving a comment!

[@musherstails]

Children being near water while handling axes, knives and guns. Either this is the 70's again or your school has a great insurance company! I bet there wasn't a dry foot in the gang. I think it's great and a good way to teach. Thanks for the video.

[@deadpinecollective]

That’s the problem….everyone is worried about kids getting hurt so kids never learn risk assessment because they aren’t allowed to do anything. We definitely push the envelope, but in a safe learning environment

[@exploringmybackyard]

That would be an excellent place to trap. wow, they sure made fast work on that culvert.

[@deadpinecollective]

We are getting permission to trap there this fall. Should be productive!