Catch and Cook DUCK & GROUSE | Black Walnuts, Maple Candy, Pine Nuts, Apples Ep2

In this video we feature venison, black walnuts, pine nuts, maple candy, apples, chokecherries, acorn four, bear fat, leaks, blueberries, and mushrooms. From there we could add game that was currently in season including waterfowl such as ducks and goose as well as grouse.
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[@jelenanaumova4342]

before i thought hunting was cruel and your videos changed my mind! i realized that we have to control the population of animals and its also for food and families and survivals. its a circle of life . now i find hunting interesting and you have amazing educational knowledge thanks to your video for changing my whole view on hunting!

[@1lumberjack333]

Much respect for the firearms handling. At first I questioned why he didn't have one in the chamber when he stood to shoot that duck. Clearly I'm not a duck hunter (yet), I quickly realized it makes a lot more sense to keep the chamber clear when your dickin' around in a canoe. A lesson I will remember forever!

[@TheWoodedBeardsman]

I'm learning too! With a bow, things are simple, but when you have two guys in a canoe you have to be a little more careful. I was hesitant to even shoot in the boat but we found a nice spot where we could keep the bottom nn the ground and not worry too much about spilling over. Takes a little bit of trust between two people as well to make sure you're not standing up and messing around.

[@fredthorne9692]

Highly informative and entertaining. I enjoyed the quips and jokes. Back in the day, when I hunted waterfowl, I can recall being skunked and coming back empty handed many times. Sometimes I think ducks have a sixth sense. That's the nature of the hunt. Looking forward to future exploits.

[@TheWoodedBeardsman]

Thanks Fred! I think they figured us out near the end. At first we just sat in the open in the canoe and they were still coming in.

[@ole-matsmoskvil9216]

Jeremy's jokes are on point in this one! Great stuff!

[@TheWoodedBeardsman]

He never fails :) lol

[@martinadejaquiz2482]

wow, that's incredible how jeremy did that bird! that's cool!

[@martinadejaquiz2482]

chris (WB), that's cool you got those grouse out by yourself! loved it!

[@user-mq7be5gw7x]

you guys awsome!! iam frome japan japanese haven'this kind of freedom

[@TheWoodedBeardsman]

Come visit!

[@keithoszmanjr4802]

Love the Japanese, most respectful culture I ever met and super fun people!

[@preciousfluids3619]

Japanese generally don't like blacks, whites, and asians.

[@notthatguybruh]

@@preciousfluids3619 japanese girls worship white guys lol

[@seanantill3366]

flowered deep fried and smothered in hot sauce is one of my favorites ways to do grouse

[@TheWoodedBeardsman]

Yum!

[@StonnieDennis]

I really appreciate the quality of your work. Keep it up!

[@HamsterLife_EnglishLearning]

Great success! Thanks for the educational video sharing.

[@TheWoodedBeardsman]

Thanks for sharing Jude! Always appreciated.

[@Peaceofmind-fs1rr]

The best channel in survival hunting camping

[@grafforbust]

Wow. I really enjoyed watching this. Great job guys!

[@TheWoodedBeardsman]

Thanks Jared!

[@martinadejaquiz2482]

this is so cool all of the canadian stuff you 2 guys do!!!

[@anzysthomas2716]

You guys are pretty professional on this wild living things and hunting. Love you guys videos keep on going man

[@TheWoodedBeardsman]

Thanks Anzys...we keep learning and refining things. So much to learn still!

[@teetutangiia1175]

Another mouth-watering adventure if you ask me Gosh I love your channels :) yum

[@martinadejaquiz2482]

awesome man, awesome..... looked delicious!!!

[@greysilverback3924]

Thanks for sharing, looking forward to more videos.

[@TheWoodedBeardsman]

You're welcome!

[@aaronnelson1099]

Living on the high horse Chris!! I would say a great trip for sure!! All you can eat Buffet in your neck of the woods!!!

[@TheWoodedBeardsman]

This is the way to do it! Who wants to starve to death every time out. F that brother!

[@aaronnelson1099]

Indeed buddy! Agree all the way!! Eat good sleep well!!

[@buckmusky2201]

heck yeah boys! I just got back from timmins area for rabbits and walleye myself! awesome video fellas.

[@TheWoodedBeardsman]

Thanks buck!

[@Abelon535]

I love watching these. Great stuff.

[@TheWoodedBeardsman]

Thanks!

[@kevz2474]

You guys looked so defeated after your bird hunt lmao...the struggle is real.

[@TheWoodedBeardsman]

Big long paddle for nothing!

[@MrPaulluma]

yum black trumpets n oysters

[@ivahill2280]

Good hunt, good food, great adventure, what more could you want lol I vote its a real winner !! your friends in Arkansas

[@TheWoodedBeardsman]

Thanks again Iva!

[@todd4459]

Great show. I do the same with game birds, but turn the head in instead of out when you pull. Seems to work better

[@seanantill3366]

another awesome video thank you for sharing

[@NomadicWoodsman]

Another nice video, good job guys !

[@TheWoodedBeardsman]

Thanks!

[@brianspencer4220]

Hi Wooded: Very riveting The more you got into it the more interesting Jeremy should write a book. Brian 76

[@TheWoodedBeardsman]

He should, he would only need a large advance to get started :)

[@PawPawMountain]

You Guy are doing a Great Job! Very Informative Information.........Reality!!

[@TheWoodedBeardsman]

Thanks man!

[@clint308]

Love ya vids mates , keep them flowing please , catch an eel and cook it you will love it

[@TheWoodedBeardsman]

No eels around here :(

[@WesS2016]

I have been checking into this kinda stuff for my little trip. I have discovered that nearly every tribe on the continent used to plant crops, even the nomadic tribes. The would plant as they moved and move through and harvest. Several had huge gardening operations that they worked at different villages.

[@TheWoodedBeardsman]

Wes S I believe that. We're the same people as them and you and I would easily come up with ways to get food easier and more reliably than just hunting and gathering. Farming, domesticated animals and so on. it's fun to try to play primitive man, but there are real limits to how easy it can be. Maybe you'll bring some planted crops along with you?

[@WesS2016]

This is the thing, nothing I grew last year is left. I would be starving to death if I did not have access to a grocery store, just like most of the population.

[@WesS2016]

The foods we take for granted, red beans, potatoes, tomatoes, squash, corn, Bananas, just to name a few are all crops grown by the peoples of pre-European Americas. And most people can't grow these foods at all let alone in quantities high enough to support their own caloric requirements. I agree completely with your hypothesis that Alone is just about who can starve the slowest. Two on starvation medical within just a couple of days of each other. And the winner was just days away from being pulled himself.

[@downeastprimitiveskills7688]

Here is a paper on land management practices. Years ago I worked for the local National Wildlife Refuge, they did cuttings for woodcock to encourage their habitat. Along with that we did prescribed burns. We also, as I have mentioned a few times, keep blueberry fields pruned with fire. So, along with agriculture keeping the landscape in a fresh state and not just a grown forest will yield new plants and encourage game. In part timber cutting can open up a stand of timber and the raspberries and black berries that shoot up are amazing. Once again, we are restricted from performing such free burns as a land management practice. There are ways to encourage a more bountiful harvest, but it is lapsed and we rely on the imported grocery stores with imported fruits like avocados and bananas. papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=2826204

[@TheWoodedBeardsman]

Thanks for the link, I've downloaded it and will give it a read. My brother has acquired some property and hopes to develop about 1 acre into various gardens, orchard, etc. So I can document that progress and maybe implement a few things.

[@johnlord8337]

10* Great series, and wrapping all other previous (and future) vids into a strong storyline. People should really be getting their sub and bell on, and staying on this site, for some great learning.

[@TheWoodedBeardsman]

Thanks John. Now all we need to do is find a way to do this with regularity!

[@WesS2016]

Educational Canadians, who would of thought. LOL They do put in the work don't they. Poor Jeremy rocking the boat ...barf to the left of me barf to the right. Get it all out no duck in sight.

[@TheWoodedBeardsman]

Wes S The 10 second flue and back in the game! hahah

[@joybickerstaff194]

John Lord hello! Subbed, bells on and here to stay. No ones pushing me away...great learning, u got that right. Have a good day

[@jacobward7507]

Looks like you had a good hunt, I wish I was able to get out to look for grouse. I was only able to get out for geese this fall but was still able to stock the freezer with meat.

[@TheWoodedBeardsman]

Nice work...geese were too smart for us :)

[@matts3658]

Thanks for the video.

[@francdejong]

Enjoyed it as usual!

[@TheWoodedBeardsman]

Thanks!

[@manoutdoors7085]

Good job buddy.

[@SYMFEO]

I love this, I'm also from Ontario me and my Dad used to go on trips like this up north its Gods country!

[@TheWoodedBeardsman]

It sure is!

[@seanantill3366]

make sure to save feathers for fly tieing and wings for attractent's for trapping

[@jimdodson4632]

You guys work well together. You guys are alot like my brother and l. Love the information you share. It's nice to learn real valuable information. l thank you guys for that.

[@TheWoodedBeardsman]

Thanks Jim. You're lucky to have a brother you get along with, or anyone for that matter, it's nice to hear.

[@jimdodson4632]

l am my brother's keeper.

[@WhitetailBushcraft]

AWESOME VID BROTHER KEEP THEM COMING

[@drewbroomfield2028]

when your buddy tries to know it all, like stopping snow blindness with the feet, does it irritate you ahah great vids, not trying to be rude :p

[@TheWoodedBeardsman]

Half the time he's dead serious and factual, so I get derailed thinking what the hell is he up to now. haha

[@joejones2582]

You guys need some more camo out there duck hunting great video

[@TheWoodedBeardsman]

Yup.

[@piarokhan1404]

Great video dude keep us posted :)

[@TheWoodedBeardsman]

Will do, and thanks!

[@sosteve9113]

great video atb Steve

[@TheWoodedBeardsman]

Thanks Steve.

[@msilverhammer]

Great video, great adventure, and great fun! Your videos are so much better than that dopey Alone show! Thanks for sharing!

[@TheWoodedBeardsman]

Because we eat food! LOL. How hard is it to compete against a bunch of homeless starving bums hahaha

[@msilverhammer]

Yes they do forage for food, and do things like fish, but then they just go back and huddle under a Walmart tarp, and do things like sleep, and talk to themselves for as long as they can take it! Watching the show is like watching paint dry! That's why I refer to these shows as "Un-Reality" shows, as what moron, save for someone like Robinson Crusoe, or Tom Hanks and Wilson, who were cut off from the world, and stranded on Islands, would just hunker down under a tarp in the wilderness for the rest of his life??? Any normal, or should I say intelligent person that could walk would try to make his way back to civilization. The winners of these contests also become "Un-Celebrities," (since the show is is Un-Reality, and basically just plain dopey and stupid), who cash in on their new found celebrity status by suddenly becoming designers of ultra expensive knives, and by making appearances, and posing for photos and videos at events like Blade Show and Shot Show. You are not missing anything by giving up your TV, at least not in the case of Alone!

[@TheWoodedBeardsman]

Lots to read out there! I'm on to a few sources of historical research that will help us with this riddle of "wilderness living." In tv...you're missing nothing!

[@yojo1909]

Love your vids mate!

[@TheWoodedBeardsman]

Thanks Yo Jo!

[@seanantill3366]

nice shot

[@TheWoodedBeardsman]

Thanks, the gun shoots straight!

[@WesS2016]

Cooking my first duck as I type You two. I figured if I could eat raccoon I could try duck. It sure smells good.

[@WesS2016]

I have no idea what I am doing here. How long do I roast this thing. It is smelling good .

[@WesS2016]

It tasted like the darkmeat on Turkey, but juicier. Yeah juicier is the right word.It was a home grown domestic though. He was free ranged.

[@WesS2016]

Very law abiding Hillbilly I am. LOL Good one

[@dronillon2578]

Full stop.

[@joybickerstaff194]

Hi ya WB! Correct me if I’m wrong, by watching Jeremy pull out the guts...they all come out together, no more guts left n cavity other than heart, lung and liver? I’ve heard headaches can cause one to up chuck, I can shoot but I’ve never hunted, I’d like to try and get a duck by way of being in the water the way Indians did, but I bet it’s against the law, but hey, if shtf, I’ve got that knowledge under my belt. Enjoyed it. Thank u

[@TheWoodedBeardsman]

It's all kinda connected, but the heart, lungs, liver sometimes detach from the connective tissue.

[@ll-tr7hh]

these videos are so great

[@TheWoodedBeardsman]

Thanks!

[@metalguitarZomg2]

sick vids! and pretty decent name too, i can think of a couple of better ones you could use which are also a bit funny haha, 'team beard' and 'The Beard crew' keep up the good work fellas

[@TheWoodedBeardsman]

Thanks! I'll keep those suggestions in mind!

[@firewind921]

mushrooms are awesome they are more related to humans then they are plants

[@hillbillynick2000]

Well done my friends! I enjoy your videos for many reasons, not the least for your honesty. Our ancestors were tough people! Could you perhaps build caches in your hunting area? One thought I had was that rendered fat keeps better and just needs to be kept cool vs. cold. I live in my hunting area so storage isn't an issue for me. BTW, the last few episodes of Alone really drove home your point about starvation contest/body fat.

[@TheWoodedBeardsman]

They sure did and it looks like the show can't ignore that reality anymore. I wonder what they'll do for Season 4. I think you're right about food caches. I was reading about Natives and corn and they would slash/burn, plant and then return months later for harvest. They certainly didn't just go hand to mouth and hunt and gather...they used agriculture too!

[@hillbillynick2000]

The Wooded Beardsman Yes, yes they did! The colonists didn't recognize it when they landed but North America was one huge farm forest. Lovingly tended for generations. Almost moves me to tears thinking about how the First People would have felt seeing it destroyed for field crops. Look into feral gardening. There is a book by that name (written by a Canadian!) that is a primer on it. Also some ethnobotany books about various tribes that I plan to pick up when I can. Caches are very important, you can not tell season to season what is going to happen to different foods.

[@joybickerstaff194]

Nick Spittler hello! I believe caches r better where the winters remain cold, I don’t think they do so well where it’s hot and winter temps fluctuate, wish I knew the technique of the southern ancestors. Thank u

[@bubbag9191]

Would love to come hang out and learn from you guys

[@Peed58]

Very nice channel guys..

[@TheWoodedBeardsman]

Thanks Richard!

[@MrPaulluma]

I prefer the black trumpets dried first.

[@fairytail526]

Dip the duck or whatever bird you have in boil hot water for a few seconds it will help remove the feathers and not leave any feathers any birds will do find a few seconds dip

[@kevendrover2442]

very educational

[@TheWoodedBeardsman]

Thanks Keven!

[@jolichja]

The Wooded Beardsman i just had a thought weather getting big game animal would actually help that much given that it's just More lean protein, which you have clearly proven just dosent have the necessary energy densety. sry for potentialy bad spelling.

[@benanderson4639]

When I think of Canada I think of Jerimy

[@TheWoodedBeardsman]

Canada's ambassador!

[@stevieray667]

I love jeremy

[@stevieray667]

Is voice is so relaxing well you'r voice it keep's stress away

[@stevieray667]

You'r voice too**

[@davidmorris2549]

do you feel you could produce enough food off this trip without using the food storage that you took with you or was it not enough diversity to sustain you

[@TheWoodedBeardsman]

Tough question. I think we came out roughly even on this trip and even a little heavy, but that's only because we really did bring a lot of food in with us. Could we live off just what we got there? That's the real question. We could have gotten more cranberries, but they were starting to go, and likely some cattail root to get the carbohydrates, then those ducks and grouse for the fat and protein and we could have fished as well for pike. I'd say it would be cutting it pretty close.

[@sarahepper2100]

You look like Tyler from dude perfect love the vids

[@TheWoodedBeardsman]

Thanks Sarah!

[@jamesmitchell2931]

Hey man, keep us updated on if you get on season 4 of alone or not. That'd be cool to see someone who I actually have seen on KZbin before..

[@TheWoodedBeardsman]

Well, I think they cast Season 4 already....so I guess it's Season 5 or bust.

[@TheDonEstrup]

Puking? Did you mean throwing out bait for the birds? :D

[@TheWoodedBeardsman]

Chumming for pike LOL

[@MrBloodyBat]

How would you dry the apple? Wouldn't it rot without having like a modern way of doing it?

[@MrBloodyBat]

And how would you dry them quick enough though? because if you let them dry, like in the sun or something, it'd take to long, no?

[@TheWoodedBeardsman]

Now you know how hard it is to live in the wild. Find a dry enough spot in the sun, away from creatures like squirrel and mice...not fun.

[@NonsensicalSpudz]

all i can think of is looney tunes lol

[@TheWoodedBeardsman]

:)

[@joshm518]

Im travelling to Canada hopefully next year, wood ;) love to link up and do some bush living with you! Such good content keep it up :) Josh

[@TheWoodedBeardsman]

You never know, the stars might line up. Let me know.

[@joshm518]

Haha will do, im a student in the UK whos finishing this year in June, taking a year out to pursue and develop my bushcraft and woodsmanship

[@MotorcityBart]

you buddy looks a little bit like Liam Nielsen

[@REDGLINT9000]

Did he get sick after eating that raw liver .. i thought he was pretending to eat it but then he offered you some and i was like "oh my...he actually ate it"

[@WeAreAllWittness]

Would you guys ever take a city slicker like me out there?

[@TheWoodedBeardsman]

I have more than a few offers to take people out :)

[@TheBeaker59]

Easiest way to collect enough calories to exist would be work minimum wage flipping burgers for a couple of hours and buy a sack of rice or flour. Trouble is quality of life not finding enough calories so live in your camp eat ducks and fish washed down with rice and then paddle back every now and then to flip burgers long enough to buy the shells for the shottie and a sack of rice problem solved.

[@TheWoodedBeardsman]

I like how you think :)

[@joybickerstaff194]

The Wooded Beardsman hi ya WB! What about the fat, or does the duck have enough? Thank u (never mind, my question was answered n another ‘s question that u answered below)

[@imapikachu1137]

what do people in the wild do to store their food....there's no way they can eat a deer in one sitting...what happens to the rest of the meat, do they just let it go off??

[@TheWoodedBeardsman]

They'll cure it by drying it. You can sundry or cold smoke - which is air drying but using the smoke for flavour and preservatives and to keep the flies off. Once it's fully dry, it can last months to years.

[@imapikachu1137]

ah ok! something i've always wondered but never bothered researching....thanks for the info

[@passion4foodisreal397]

u guys got a video of doing it? would be nice to learn, Smoked salmon or smoked dry meat =)

[@msgypsyqueen]

Q: How do you gauge the 'quality' of roadkill... Would the absence of flies be a good starting point..? 😳 😬

[@TheWoodedBeardsman]

Smell and texture are your best clues, that and environmental conditions. If it's summer, forget it as you'd need to have seen it get hit. But in the fall, you get the benefit of cool nights. If the meat is squishy and falls apart easily, it's no good. Meat should be firm and have no odor. If you cook it and it smells bad, it probably is.

[@TheDonEstrup]

Will you make a video on the winner of alone?

[@TheWoodedBeardsman]

I may do a wrap up rant...I suppose I should at least do that.

[@TheDonEstrup]

Cool would like to hear your thoughts on it :D

[@Lentils_215]

Did u feel bad that you injured the duck it would have been an awesome shot but I feel a bit bad for the duck

[@TheWoodedBeardsman]

The burden of life is to kill. Unfortunately we all either do it ourselves, or someone does it for us. Coming to terms with this can be difficult since quite a bit of our food comes to us pre-processed.

[@whitecompany18]

The link for Jeremys page wont work for me ,. What's it called?

[@TheWoodedBeardsman]

One Wildcrafter: kzbin.info/door/y7HUXYD7Ua6zPR384d1ETgfeed

[@chriszeiger5221]

Where in Ontario are you Woody? I go out just North of Kingston

[@TheWoodedBeardsman]

I live in Southern Ontario, but obviously head up North around North Bay for the liberties of the land :)

[@chriszeiger5221]

Shit that's decent drive eh? I've been having lots of luck around Perth finding wild edibles, with a good diversity of decent sized fish

[@TheWoodedBeardsman]

Even around here there seems to be more to eat around than up North! Odd, but true. Yeah, I have family there and grew up in North Bay, so to me, it's always home.

[@chriszeiger5221]

I think that comes back to what you said about people settling where the land is of great abundance. It almost seems that where the physical land gets rougher the less you can scavenge, But 15 min out of town everything is available

[@THEHORSELOVER235]

Y do u have to have the leg?

[@ToxicLullaby]

Id love to learn how to hunt

[@TheWoodedBeardsman]

It's never too late!

[@ToxicLullaby]

I have nobody to teach me and I don't know where to learn

[@bcgmktg]

Have you guys considered doing ASMR recordings of you smacking while eating? I notice it a lot on the videos.

[@TheWoodedBeardsman]

A little bit of ASMR here and there :)

[@marmaduke954]

I think your pinecones were too young. Probably a variety of pinecones are what is considered more eatable....

[@justinswan5406]

I was 280lb and u don't need carbs and u don't need sugar , sorry refined sugar ir refined carbs the liver hates it .

[@seanantill3366]

ok but there again is the difference between survival and self reliance survival is a short term situation and is simply a matter of getting by. Self Reliance is long-term our ancestors were self reliant big difference not to say they didn't have times where just surviving didn't come into play. furthermore time spent in nature is always a good investment the return is what it does for one's soul no necessarily what of or or how much you get to collect along the way. sometimes it's just something to start a fire. then there's days where you will feast like a king can't have one without the other it's just how the game is played. that's why knowing when and where and being able to store those resources in time of little instead of much is important. And having the ability to have the mind set to be able to roll without is key must be able to let go of the day to day modern society mind set i.e the mundane when playing mother nature's game.

[@TheWoodedBeardsman]

Well said! It all boils down to what you want out of "the game." And that's different for everyone. The issue is when people say they are doing one thing, but are actually doing the opposite. Like actually doing survival and call it thriving. Busts my chops.

[@guzelmarmara]

14:44 It's not fun to listen someone if he's chewing something and trying to talk at the same moment.

[@TheWoodedBeardsman]

I warned him about that, but he insisted on doing it anyway LOL

[@stevieray667]

Well i find it satisfying lol

[@codytaylor2402]

Oh shush guzel it doesn't matter.

[@shayneurban2460]

easily the most aggravating 30 seconds of my life

[@joybickerstaff194]

guzelmarmara hello! Then u might not want to watch WB when he went to Texas, on one of his videos down there he ate like a cave man while talking Lol, it doesn’t bother me none

[@jerzytoal3451]

How long does it take to chew coz that's pretty fkn annoying

[@TheWoodedBeardsman]

A while.

[@davidseaman6298]

I've never left a youtube comment before, but here it goes. I'm a little bit confused about what your channel is trying to portray. I love the show, but there are so many shots where you are eating things like pasta, or using calories from outside of the wild, so what is your goal? Are you trying to show people how to survive in the wild? If so, you're not actually completing your goal. Are you just trying to show yourself surviving in the wild with outside sources? If so, then you are not tapping a huge audience that you would be able to gather by actually surviving purely in the wild. Also, you guys are dedicated to working in the Canadian wilds. I suggest that (if your funding is conducive) that you work in other environments. For example. I live in California, USA, and many of the skills that you are obtaining are useful here in the Sierra Nevada Mountain range. I strongly suggest that (again if funding is adequate) you come out to California, and go out in the wild here, and show people an environment other than the Canadian north, and show them how to survive. It will involve a whole different bit of knowledge, but I'd be happy to show you the differences. Anyway, thanks for the show, and I hope I'll hear from you. I won't spend much time actually using youtube as a communication channel though, as I've never done it before.

[@TheWoodedBeardsman]

The whole channel is about the outdoors, mostly about eating wild foods with a strong emphasis on wilderness living (still food focused). In season 1 of our challenge we learned that it was almost impossible to get enough food from wild places, in Season 2 we pushed the limits and did better. Essentially we've come to a place where we use some meal replacements to get by. It's still an idea...to eat wild foods for an extended period of time, but we are working toward it.