River Foraging -Finding Food at the Water-

[@Outdoorcookwarereviews]

I appreciate your honesty when it came to the crawfish digging..out in the wild its not as easy as a lot of these surrvival vids make out ..so the fact that you showed that is important.

[@jbad1710]

Bob your content is best of the best. I have watched your Vids for years and you have saved my butt alot when I was down on my luck with no food, homeless etc. I'm about to be homeless in fl due to bad economy in my area so I'm using my last bit of cash to take a bus back to humble tx to survive until I get working and on my feet. Texas has high paying work everywhere, but in the mean time I'll be in survival mode. You will be saving my butt again brother thank you for your knowledge. If I ever see you I owe u a handshake and some drinks brother. I use to live in humble tx working in baytown at Exxon mobile Chem plant, but due to family issues I had to go to FL and I was trapped there luckily I'm coming back to get my life back. Plus my 9 yr old daughter lives with my ex in humble tx so I'm excited to go from nothing to success. Keep up the Vids Bob you know I'll be watching them and you'll be saving my life.

[@magdalenebecerra8475]

Yes Bob, that's the hat I remember. And I saw this video and I remember that your Daughter didn't like the crawfish or something about the meal that she wouldn't eat. I loved watching these lessons on survival in the world and at it's best!! Thanks Bob!!

[@kirbycorbitt1705]

hey bob...im a displanted texan that luvs your style of teaching i give my condolences on your eyesight. my mother recently went blind as well, and being a watercolor artist this was decimating. your knowledge will extend beyond your eyesight. so please, do not stop your instruction. so much knowledge. so little time.

[@internetexplorer217]

Y wuts wrong with his eyes

[@garrett2181]

He is legally blind.

[@deniseramirez6117]

Cataracts. I'm more concerned about his kidney failure. This video is yrs old. Does anyone know if hes okay?

[@BobHansler]

Hurricane Harvey has come and gone for us. The rains that we had expected are now hitting Houston as the storm turned from its original path. All is well here. Video to come.

[@the.magnus]

Bob Hansler so happy to see u back, looking forward to seeing more awesome videos :)

[@machudaimarunrak6292]

Bob Hansler Awesome video from awesome people!

[@saltofpetra-4502]

Thank god. Good to see you!

[@johndifrancisco3642]

Bob Hansler, Good Man! Didn't miss a beat. I'm glad to hear all is well. My cousin in Victoria did OK too. Just a lot of fence down and missing 6 head of cattle. His brother is in Houston stuck in a hotel waiting for round 2.

[@kingblackstardagod384]

Glad to see him back in his world regardless of his medical situation

[@nursemarymdbella3199]

The fact your in the water still with the shades & long sleeves 😎🤗...Savage 🤘🤘

[@wolfumphlett1124]

You know Sir Bob, i really do appreciate you. You share your knowledge in a way that I can connect with. You are thorough in your videos. Not only do show need to know on how to but you take time to point out the things to look out for to avoid what can go wrong. Awesome video! Thank you!

[@dirtrider3526]

I love how u not only teach what u know, but also wildlife preservation. I just came across ur channel n I love it!

[@jeromewilliams8775]

You're quite possibly the best on KZbin. ( No disrespect to any of the many brilliant people out there bringing great info everyday). Best on KZbin though. 👍

[@joshualafontaine2116]

Wish you could come to northern Arizona and teach a class on foraging. I'm still learning the plants and trees here in the juniper mountains and they are quite different then South Texas. Great vid as always, praying for your full recovery. You have a heart the size of Texas and a will of stone, truly a character to emulate. God bless you and yours.

[@sunshine7453]

How much fun do you have. What a beautiful country. Thank you for sharing your wisdom.

[@MegaTrooper555]

You are a very informative man. Ill admit i was a bit aprehensive to listening to your videos but im very glad i have.You give very good and sound info. Cheers from Wisconsin.

[@GWHcraig1088]

My first time doing a "survival outing" by myself I had fresh shot squirrel and the clams your digging up. good good dinner. gave me plenty of energy to walk the brook for more the next day! glad to see you posting videos!

[@Caintuckee64]

*Shallow streams and rivers are great places to snorkel! Mix the noodling technique and you will be amazed! I have found large mud cats,channel cats and Flathead catfish under rocks in mid day you might never imagine would live in such shallow water!*

[@Rightfullsausage]

this dude ends up deeper in the river each time he moves spots xD

[@AndresGarcia-cu6ou]

Ok.....

[@wksu2184]

@@AndresGarcia-cu6ou ok....

[@meganh109]

It made me so happy when you put the endangered clam or whatever back in the mud. Great video!!

[@m.myrick7086]

i AM VERY GLAD YOU ARE BACK!!!

[@tonynapoli5549]

Thank you Bob for the tips Huck knows what’s best for him lol 👌🇬🇧

[@charlesloveday9208]

Awesome...so good to see U out! Appreciate all the efforts to get back at it...seriously praying for Ya'll to be safe & Ur recovery.

[@becominghero9754]

I love how frikkin responsible you are about protected species. You have my sub, sir.

[@abncaveman]

Glad to see you back. I use clams mostly for bait, so I just smash them between two rocks to avoid cutting myself with a knife

[@munchichi8]

Those mini-clams are good eating. I still remember foraging for those when I was a kid.

[@NotHPotter]

Good to see you back making videos.

[@ColeJohnstone]

Rivers are definitely one of my favorite things in the world

[@guyhigginbotham4866]

How's your eyes doing I hope their doing better. I really like your videos. You really get in great detail on what you're doing. You do a great job GOD BLESS

[@rustedoakhomestead]

Glad to see you back in action Bob!!

[@Pro_Vs_Con]

I thoroughly enjoyed this video.. I really hope it gets a hundred K views.. Because there is honestly a bunch, a ton, that I have learned from this video..

[@cliffordkelly5327]

Bob, You Always make a great video to watch & learn from !

[@mikemarcott4888]

Way cool man as a kid growing up in Oregon on a small farm I used to visit the creek a lot I'm not quite sure what kind of clams did they have up in the northwest. catch crawdad and trout but never did I try to look for those clams very interesting

[@benthere8051]

Thanks Bob, enjoyed the video. I hope you didn't suffer too much damage from the weather. Hope you and yours are doing well.

[@Jim-si7wz]

Hy Bob nice scraper in your hands at the end, thank for the info, watched a couple of Bre videos and yes I have watched you and others do the twining to make rope, she however was the first to teach me the start, you guys always went to quick at that point, you and the Mrs done real good on bringing her up. I now am waiting on all seven of my grandkids to get old enough to use sharp knifes for woodcraft.

[@jvanniekerk1]

Thanks Bob! Brilliant detail. You are a real expert. From Joe from South Africa again.

[@Yettered13]

Nice to see the follow up video. It's good to see you making videos again

[@frankingram3382]

It's nice to have you back, please be careful and don't damage anything the doctor has done. Shauna you are a great camera operator. Do you do the editing also? You guys are still on the prayer list. God Bless my friend.

[@BobHansler]

Thank you Mr. Ingram! It's good to be back. We are taking things slowly. Yes sir, I have been doing the editing during all of this. It's definitely been a learning process. We appreciate all the prayers and cards that we have received from your congregation. They are greatly appreciated and bring smiles when we open up the mail. Thank you again for all the encouragement and support! ~Shauna

[@tinkersmentality8794]

thank you for all your uploads of good information..

[@HEARTFULL_13]

Wasn't expecting a video so soon, I'm pretty excited. However that said, please don't push yourself much, we all enjoy your videos but, we would like to see you better first. Take care and much respect.

[@Ferni33htx]

Good to see you back Bob ! Keep them coming

[@Mycobob]

Glad to see you're doing better.

[@SandraLThomas64]

Glad to see you again

[@BIGOG83]

It's great to see u on a good day professor y'all stay safe and stay blessed

[@jeffrushton6643]

Love all your videos brother, I find them almost therapeutic, thanks for all the content!

[@jamessouthard4783]

Hi Mark checking in from the Pacific Northwest as well from an area that is very rich in survival resources . Having some simple knowledge could save your life. Thanks

[@SammeLagom]

I learn alot from your videos! Thanks for making these!!

[@ScottWorthington]

Excellent video. Good to see you out and about. Thanks for sharing. Best wishes.

[@allensmall7517]

I was homeless for 6 months this really wroks thank you for sharing this with other people some people just don't know!

[@jetblackstar]

Good to see you back man. Good content as always, keep em coming I'll watch em all (and be sure to let the darn adds play for what it helps) p.s. your wild food videos always make me hungry, especially fish and crustaceans!

[@BobHansler]

More cooking soon. October should be cool enough.

[@jetblackstar]

Awsome! I always forget the debilitating heat you guys get in summer. Starting to feel the cool of oncoming autumn in the UK. Time to think about moving the spring firewood closer to the house. I look forward to Octobers videos :)

[@ericarmel5584]

Keep making good videos Bob glad to see you're out I'm outside every day fishing hunting trapping just outside enjoying I know how hard it must be for you but never give up always figure out away and you are doing that I have a lot of respect for you and your wife thank you

[@williamwerner8118]

I'm really happy to see that your back at it!!! God bless

[@TuckerSP2011]

Very informative Bob and Shauna! God bless you both and Huckleberry too!

[@aletaschulz1108]

As always, interesting and good practical information. Thank you🤗💚

[@Bjohaz]

Great video! Love these. So informative. Hope you are doing better Bob

[@tooterplumber1128]

really enjoyed this informational video. Thank you. Hope all is well with you and your family. Good luck with your health.

[@jaenmartens5697]

I love your channel, I guess you can see better- thank you for sharing your knowledge with us!

[@tomm2812]

Good video. Really darn good info on the stream bifurcation and island foods. Turtle is good eating. Best

[@CelticAndyTheBard]

I have the same kayak Bob. Love your videos BTW. SHTF situation I'm hooking up with you. I lived in, (and parents still do), the area for years growing up. A lot of the stuff I know already but you've taught me quite a bit more. Thanks.

[@rogersmith8480]

"WHEN" the "SHTF" comes, I definitely WANT to hook up with him too!!!!)))))

[@exodisea]

On the way again! Congratulations, man! In spanish we have a phrase... "The opera not finish until the big woman sings" Conratulations, again. From Spain, a friend.

[@bisonhappenstance]

We corrupted it to, "It's not over until the fat lady sings." Pretty crude reference to opera. Carmina Burana is the only one I love.

[@conchitamay4859]

You are awesome. Thank you for your knowledge and expertise

[@tvg_webbzy290]

Hi bob I am inspired by your work please carry on making great content 👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼

[@whocares8584]

1st off let me say glad 2 see u & yo fam r ok after harvey. now on 2 the video great & informative as always. keep up the good spirits & know u got alotta fans cheering 4 u & wishing u well

[@caseyroberts918]

Being a Texan, I thoroughly enjoy your videos! Take care and keep up the good work!

[@baron8107]

Casey Roberts Yeah these videos are making your state more appealling.

[@kieronbevan7489]

Fantastic video. Duckweed I've got loads of it here in Wales. Going to give it a go

[@robindiamondhands6416]

Teach us more about willow trees please

[@BobHansler]

Can do

[@captainrobots1]

They are good whips to hurt people and may sting depending how hard you are hit

[@seandalton1709]

Thanks for the river tips, Bob!

[@cillaloves2fish688]

Nice to see u out n about Bob! Awesome video!

[@johnwarfield7742]

Great video, Thank You .... I hope all is well !

[@dravyn3590]

As soon as you were talking about the duckweed and protein, I got an add for “protein chips”

[@redstickcajunvlogs8278]

Always learning something new with your videos : )

[@Djhearn530]

good 2 see u back, hope your're safe

[@joshnagenmurugiah4531]

Abundant information. Thanks mate.

[@donboehner6005]

You are the best Bob.

[@JordanBeagle]

Wow, clams really are good!

[@linklesstennessee2078]

Glad to hear that Harvey has gone by good video

[@gamephetamine]

Nice video.

[@denaredford6701]

Looks like one fun way to get some food .

[@RickTOutdoorAdventure1969]

Love it fella. Quality stuff. Plenty of good information and ecological interest. Teaching people to use nature but respect it also. Brilliant stuff

[@johnnyvoodoo666]

glad you're doin good Bob!

[@Strange-Viking]

Thanks! Great vid as always, keep out and about as long as it gives you fun!

[@jacqueline7118]

Very informative Bob, thanks for sharing! The dog was sure relaxing in the boat, loving it! I gotta tell ya though, I would rather eat my own hand than stick it in a hole looking for something to snack on me! Ha!Ha! Take care and hope all is well with you and family.

[@Afrikitty]

Great video, Bob. Thank you for taking the time to make it for us, especially during this difficult time in your life. (^_^) May God bless you and your family richly. Take care now. Kind regards. Liz.

[@mikemarcott4888]

Laugh out loud you brought back memories when we would catch a fish and cut them up tie to the bottom of a coffee can poked with holes that attach a rope and throw it out in Coos Bay River catch crawdad all day long love your show.!👍

[@donibobes1272]

Thanx for the info keep it up mate cheers from Australia

[@moysfree6660]

YaaaaaaaaaaY! your making videos again 😄😄😄

[@debonairedragon]

Another great video

[@Hannahcode1]

Great video Bob! blessings..

[@PlaylistProleteriat]

Are there any risks to clam catching? Diseases, area of gators or agressive fish, or dangerous clams?

[@charlesloveday9208]

KillerPandaKing2650...serious risk of parasites from under cooking. Most clams found n freshwater have parasites, but r completely good if cooked thoroughly. Just because the shell opens doesn't guarantee it's cooked thoroughly...laying flat & shell opens-make sure the juices inside boil for a couple of minutes. Gators r generally n the south east states...including Texas, but snapping turtles r a real risk n almost any body of water. If U do get out n marshy areas...water moccasins & copperheads r often by the waters edge during sunny times of the day. Hope this helps...common sense- keep Ur eyes open.

[@jamessouthard4783]

Google it 1st before you go!

[@deniseramirez6117]

Arlo Guthrie once sang of a giant clam attacking fishermen.

[@HousesBuiltTiny]

Great video Bob. I've used these techniques in both the Guadalupe and San Marcos river. I've not found as many large clams on the San Marcos

[@HousesBuiltTiny]

But those little clams turn into a big catfish by morning

[@BobHansler]

Catfish digestive systems are clogged with the little clams. They seem to like them.

[@littlemanoo]

Pure protein baby! 20 seconds i love your videos man!

[@lennyracine9775]

Love these kind of vids... Thanks

[@mojowatham1328]

Missed you!

[@echoandmeaservicedogslife3300]

thanks for sharing I did not know that about the crawdads hope you and your family are faring well with the storms haven't heard any updates on your health lately you look like you're doing well prayers are always being sent *huggs from Echo & me*

[@rigdigwus]

i really really enjoy your videos :)

[@gregwright392]

Well done! Continued prayers!

[@guillermodeoro]

nice vid, man. San Antonio river I gotta hit it up now.

[@usakumya6845]

Can you make a video showing the difference between endangered mussels and non endangered ones ? 😁

[@Z71BagBoy]

Thanks Bob

[@nonamemage6599]

How are you doing during the hurricane ?

[@rickystoner959]

Ironwill Steelton he's in San Antonio it missed us

[@OKBushcraft]

Enjoyed the vid. We have moccasins in our streams and rivers. Im not noodling! But lots of folks do noodle here in Oklahoma. All the best. Thank heavens the bad part of the storm left y'all be.

[@purpleice7277]

I wanted to see you cook that stuff up! 😃

[@lisabooker6405]

Mud Bugs! My sister in law loves them. They're in LA. Hope you're well. God Bless!

[@ericlewis77]

Love the videos man. 👍👍

[@radscientist]

Good stuff!