Primitive Rabbit Soup Lunch and Preserving the Skin (episode 06)

I begin the day with the intention of beginning to build the new hut. Then nature presents me with an opportunity that I was not expecting and instead I end up preparing a cottontail rabbit for a very primitive lunch. I also make good use of the skin and save the bones for future survival bushcraft projects. There are some graphic images in this video that some people may find offensive so viewer discretion is advised.
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My equipment:
Camera: Nikon D7500
Sound: Zoom H4N
Editing: Final Cut Pro X on MacBook Air
Location: Parts Unknown
FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions):
Who films you?
Me. I travel alone, shoot, edit, upload, everything, all alone. On a few occasions I may be accompanied by a friend.
How many cameras do you use?
Usually I use just one camera. When I have underwater scenes then I also use a GoPro camera. I get different angles by moving the camera around and repeating the action to create a more cinematic viewing experience for the audience.
Where is this place?
In order to protect the integrity of the natural landscape I prefer to be very vague about the locations I use. There are places that I used to visit that were so beautiful and untouched but the consequences of social media brought all kinds of people to visit and sadly some people do not respect nature and have badly damaged these places. Therefore I do not share locations.
Where did you get your sandals?
I first started wearing sandals on outdoor adventures in February 2014. I’m so glad that I did because wearing these Luna Sandals has really helped strengthen my feet. You can see their selection of adventure and running sandals at this link: www.lunasandals.com/?rfsn=102...
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Do you workout?
Yes, I workout, but not in a gym. I have some weights that I use and also do a lot of bodyweight exercises. I also run and sometimes swim. I hike frequently to collect wild foods and to shoot these videos so I'm very active all the time.
Are you vegan or vegetarian?
I wish I could maintain my health on a primal diet that does not include animals but unfortunately that did not work well and I ended up with health problems as a result of those attempts. From my studies, observations of nature, and personal experience I have come to believe that the best diet for optimal human health is a primal diet (paleo).
Do you get lonely when you’re alone?
No, I don’t get lonely. I’m actually so busy shooting video, taking photos and doing so many other things like making cordage, cooking, weaving, etc. that I really don’t have time to think about my lonely condition. Sometimes when something profound happens on an adventure I can’t wait to share it with people, but other than that I do not get lonely.
How many languages do you speak?
My first language is English but I also speak fluent Spanish and Portuguese. I also speak very little Russian. I may soon begin learning more languages.
How old are you?
I was born in 1972. At the time of this video I was 48.
Where did you get the music in your videos?
This series is the first one that I am making all the music myself. I recently made a drum and maracas (rumba shaker). I am now using them to create the intro and ending music in my videos, but before in the past I have used royalty free music from several sources including KZbin. Sometimes I bought the music but usually it was free.

[@teddytums8615]

This channel makes me realize how easily modern people take easy access to food for granted.

[@teddytums8615]

@@carltheodorjosefvonundzuwe4916 nah, I don't believe chad would be that dishonest. The man doesn't seem to be fake in anyway to me. I appreciate your thought process tho.

[@bringbackmemesineurope1576]

@@carltheodorjosefvonundzuwe4916 nah man, the guy is honest and has integrity so theres very little chance of him doing that

[@peixearrombado]

@@carltheodorjosefvonundzuwe4916 its hard to find such a well preserved hare corpse to buy like the one in the video, he found it there he didnt buy it, you can see how fresh it is because the eyes look "healthy" he would never find it like that to buy

[@brehninja]

@@carltheodorjosefvonundzuwe4916 No way he’s doing that, I simply cannot believe he fakes his videos and would need actual solid evidence for me to believe this is fake.

[@gesucristo9763]

@@carltheodorjosefvonundzuwe4916 He is only doing what he like and we like to see, so he hasn’t needed to do that for more visual cause in either way he would eat it for surviving...

[@raigeki3777]

I've never seen anyone appreciate nature and animals this much

[@iouu77uh]

So much this man eat rabbit

[@raigeki3777]

@@iouu77uh Yes, what's wrong with that? What i meant by this, is that he respects the animal even after killing it and puts every part of it to use.

[@iouu77uh]

@@raigeki3777 yes but normal human pick rabit and make funeral sussy guys pick rabit and eat 🤢 it's suck

[@Daedalussy]

​@@iouu77uh u good?

[@WildPacificSardine]

You haven’t been outside a lot

[@simonriley3438]

Props for respecting the animal

[@superdodo2005]

Hahah

[@owenkirschner5343]

@@superdodo2005 ?

[@rickmortyson4861]

@@owenkirschner5343 just a hunter or something. Shoot shoot. Poses for Instagram. Feeling great. Beeing an embarrassment for human mankind

[@rlm2933]

i honestly expected something like this to be on liveleak or bestgore but i guess youtube is fine

[@jon1819]

@@rickmortyson4861 hunters are necessary (where I live at least and I do not include game hunters in this). There is wild horses in a nearby county but they are protected due to being on a large reservation. Well, their grasslands are fucked and they’re all skinny af. I’m contrast, the state has a deer license program to keep nature balanced

[@davegriggs3863]

7:52...notice the large hematoma along the right ribcage, indicative of a high impact, such as sustained by a fall. I disagree with the rabbit hemorrhagic fever diagnosis. The rabbit isn't jaundiced(it is pink, not yellow), and it is showing no signs of bleeding from the nose, mouth, or rectum. Further as the skin is removed, the carcass is well filled out, showing no signs of muscle wasting, which indicates that the animal was not lethargic or suffered from loss of appetite.

[@ChadZuberAdventures]

Can I call you doctor? You have such great insight. Thank you again!

[@erinbiggers7709]

Kinda like someone through a rock at it 😜

[@skramdurosnob9794]

@@erinbiggers7709 too convenient eh 🙃

[@skramdurosnob9794]

@@ChadZuberAdventures love your content, I just discovered it yesterday lol but I'm hooked. BTW the glyphs you painted and the logo are very mesoamerican looking, is there anything to this or is it just stylized? So cool to see you in the comments so I couldn't resist popping off a question 😜🙏

[@krismechels3922]

Good call, maybe a bird of prey dropped him from above

[@AtomicDudMan]

I love content like this, hell if Chad decided to create a video of him using a primitive bow and hunt a deer or small game to cook and eat I’d be completely fine with it.

[@Jacobtheunwise]

Would be cool but theres no deer in the desert lol

[@bardvaal]

Same!

[@NadaNada-dv8wx]

@@Jacobtheunwise - Oh yes there is..in Texas way back when a government agency transferred a species of a small group of Antelope to the Texas desert where, they flourished, and now they are allowed to be hunted..at the moment i cannot remember there name,but i think they are some type of “ prong horned antelope “ ...

[@Jacobtheunwise]

@@NadaNada-dv8wx ah yes you're actually right there is there, freaky looking antelopes. Would probably be a great source of protein aswell

[@thefrogmanpvp6125]

same lol

[@massacinzenta1042]

there are several primitive techniques for tanning leather. Basically all work with the same principles, regardless of whether the leather to be worked is from mammals, reptiles, fish. This technique in enjoying with the animal's brain oils is ancient, it's not the one that preserves it for the longest time but it works well. This technique consists of boiling the brain with water, transforming it into a homogeneous soup, this mixture must be rubbed evenly over the entire leather, then the leather must be rolled up and left at low temperature for at least 24H, where it should be ready to be kneaded and taken to be smoked. In the region where you are there are oaks and their bark has a lot of tannin, which is ideal for leather tanning.

[@ArumReynosa]

Oaks and hemlocks have high concentrations of tannins, perfect for tanning when you boil the bark in water.

[@celery9840]

If you're seeing this I hope you are having a wonderful day. Every single one of you are beautiful and wonderful people you deserve the World!

[@refrigerated_carrot3079]

Thx

[@adamdaichendt3838]

You as well Alex👍

[@renkomon.8312]

you, too. Thanks. I wish the best for you

[@celery9840]

@Attila Berta i apretietate your opinion

[@crumblemuffin1257]

On today's episode of Binging with Chad:

[@atomicrc5189]

That supposed to be a refrence to binging with babish XD

[@whereyamomat6667]

@@atomicrc5189 captain obvious has entered the chat

[@formuladrifty3209]

@@whereyamomat6667 captain d-face has entered the chat

[@seanwilson6690]

Comment so KZbin will promote

[@user-wl2be8lk6z]

Азайчик та вкусный!!!

[@Tekmirion]

👍 Learning to respect nature is a big plus to all of us

[@ChadZuberAdventures]

It's really important

[@aidanpope9194]

It’s really nice to see you respect the rabbit and saying thank you‼️‼️

[@petehoover6616]

Walking the Red Road

[@gospel2dgeek]

This is probably now my favorite primitive survival show. And I've watched a lot of them.

[@harleygregory7117]

Same here bro I love this one but I have another one if U would like it not really a primitive survival show but it's really good I Watch everyone Of there videos it's outdoor boys or catfishandcarp😌👍🔥👍🔥👍🔥

[@kazuro3949]

@@harleygregory7117 i like field days

[@Hathur]

Not that he needs me to tell him, but it was wise of him to use it for soup (boil it) as that is the best way of any cooking method to kill off most potential bacterial or viral threats and still keep the meat edible. Simply cooking the meat over a fire would either result in insufficient cooking time to kill most threats, or result in burned meat while trying to cook it long enough to kill threats. Stews and soups are always the safest way to eat any wild game thanks to the extensive cooking (though even then, it is still not a guarantee of safety.. but it is by far your safest option in cooking methods).

[@serenity963]

Not only that, but cooking in water, making soup, retains most of the nutrients compared to other cooking methods. I can't remember where I read it, or when exactly it was, but during war time, soldiers were given a pot and told to cook their meat and not to burn it on a fire, to preserve the nutrition. I suppose there is a reason why the water used to cook tastes to yummy afterwards 😅

[@MrBottlecapBill]

@@serenity963 No burned meat which is wasted protein. No fat dripping off into the fire which is wasted calories. Fat and minerals from the marrow are extracted by the boiling water, although it would help to break the bones up a bit. Everything is sterilized as well as possible. Consuming the hot liquid also helps keep you warm in cold weather. Plus it's delicious.

[@kaelhazard-4171]

@@serenity963 iirc the water tasted good coz the nutrient including the fat are preserved to the water. Which is just like boiling the chicken, the water simply become broth. Broth itself can be used for other stew, or just consume it right away. Cmiiw

[@serenity963]

@@kaelhazard-4171 ikr! Yummy 🤤😄

[@kaelhazard-4171]

@@serenity963 idk if it safe or not. If the beach water are clean may consider to add a bit of salt water to it before boils. Ooohh i can't imagine how good it is 🤤

[@reanukeeves5638]

As a professional hunter myself I’m so touched by seeing how careful and with how much emotions he prepared the rabbit ❤️🥺

[@aprinerpri]

I really like this video, the atmosphere of solitude in a place away from the crowd. my greetings from west kalimantan indonesia

[@lion714wla7]

The same

[@toelintetch635]

I love this whole series but especially these eating episodes, they just hit something in me that raises my dopamine levels

[@ChadZuberAdventures]

Nothing quite like fresh wild food from the land.

[@sarahritter2055]

This was a very well explained, educational video! I loved how you utilized each part of the rabbit and gave thanks beforehand. A small bag made from the hide will be very handy! Thank you for showing the verse; it's one of my favorites! Thank you, Chad, for taking the time to make these videos! Have an amazing rest of your day!😄

[@bidziilalex146]

How are you doing

[@SarahHarmerr]

I'm so glad you could show everyone how to use all of the rabbit. The skin, the feet, the meat and both inedible and edible organs. I'm interested in seeing if you use its bones for anything. Thank you for showing the animal respect and for making its death have meaning.

[@ChadZuberAdventures]

Thank you! Yes, I plan to use the bones probably for fish hooks. They are really small so I don't think they will be useful for much else.

[@bidziilalex146]

Hello 👋

[@yan3066]

I like when you show bible verse in your videos, it helps to grow my faith. I'm new to the survival life, but my passion is growing. Your videos are informatives and awesomes ! Keep up the good work. 😉👍

[@jspetsandcrafts9862]

Yasssss fellow Christian #GodIsGood

[@danniobrien1831]

I really appreciate that you give a gesture of thanks for the rabbit before you did anything

[@CrypticHowl]

It was weird, it's just a rabbit lol

[@danniobrien1831]

@@CrypticHowl Emotional maturity is realizing everyones perspective/view of something will differ from yours. To you its a rabbit, and that is true. To him its a rabbit, and also food that he is grateful enough to honor. That is true too. There can be multiple truths to a situation. I was appreciative he did it because i share his view, but its okay if you do not feel that way. Thank you for replying 🙏

[@CrypticHowl]

@@danniobrien1831 well I respect the fact that you are free to believe whatever you want but the truth is animals are not equal to us. We are not animals either and we are made in the image of God. We should give thanks to God (Yahweh) for what He provides because He is worthy of praise. There's not many truths there's only one truth and He IS truth.

[@ningombamthamson8709]

@@CrypticHowl stop bringing God to everything

[@CrypticHowl]

@@ningombamthamson8709 and you shouldn't tell me what I can or can't say. If you have a problem with that then you are more than welcome to scroll, have a nice day 🙂

[@pedrofernandes6948]

Chad ,vc é sem dúvida, um dos melhores sobrevivente do deserto,e de qualquer outro lugar, parabéns

[@joaquinbatallergonzalez4619]

Estimado Chad: este vídeo es de los mejores que he visto. Por su contenido y por sus buenos consejos. Gracias por tu trabajo. Un saludo

[@Mingui.70]

Para ti todos los conejos enfermos que ascoooo, este solo enseña su cuerpo esta obsesionado,,, ,

[@joaquinbatallergonzalez4619]

@@Mingui.70 / No hombre no. Hay que entender la filosofía del canal. Yo no digo que haya que comer animales enfermos. Digo que en una situación así, con hambre hay que aprovechar todos los recursos. El conejo no es una carne que me guste, prefiero la serpiente o el lagarto. Pero si no hay más remedio... Una cosa interesante no se come la cabeza, siendo el cerebro rico engras. Es ahí donde más posibilidades tienes de infección. No no me habría comido los hígados. Pero en fin, cada uno es cada cual. Gracias por tu comentario Un saludo.

[@yosephmiguel9600]

@@Mingui.70 mira men creo que el significado de supervivencia te lo pasas por el orto no puedes hablar de que el solo muestra su cuerpo cuando el literalmente construyo una casa con recursos de la selva y duro dos años viviendo de forma primitiva y asi aprendio todo lo que sabe ahora y explica muy bien cada cosa que hace y que venga un chaval como tu que ni el culo se limpia a decir que que asco que solo muestra su cuerpo yo creo que cuando naciste te faltaron neuronas y viniste a poner ese comentario

[@AnGeL-kq2bu]

@@yosephmiguel9600 bro respeta lo es su opinión ambos tienen un punto de vista diferente no puedes decir que esta equivocado ya que ese es su punto de vista para ambos están en lo correcto

[@KaimanGod]

@@AnGeL-kq2bu pelear pelear mientras Chad se limpia el ojete con el dinero que gana de esto jaja no se pq la gente tiene que sufrir por algo como esto , es que no vais a poder dormir igual si no comentáis cosas negativas entre vosotros

[@hugosofyan]

I'm really looking forward to the next episode, Mr. Chad

[@roninwrona5404]

Greetings from Europe Chad. Tx for the work u do.

[@ChadZuberAdventures]

Greetings to you my friend

[@zombievolume2698]

Chad: Gives thanks to the rabbit Everyone liked that!

[@GrimTEAM]

Another great episode. I loved the fact that Chad gave thanks for the life of the animal. I feel it kind of honors the beast that way. Keep up the good work Conan! I mean Chad

[@processingbenefitsbt6306]

Hello nice to meet you

[@theinquisitor7191]

Chad, risking over sars rabbit. Dead from unknown cause. Not gud sign. Must rethink. 😐

[@4sh310]

Sup check mark

[@tribemaster101]

@@4sh310 check mark with cringey drawn avatar

[@rykergriffin1688]

I've always thought he looked like conan

[@LarryFish3rman]

Poor little rabbit guy! lol his little fluffy head was still so cute. haha

[@KURAGES.]

lol

[@lilcheesecake2436]

lol

[@kaiserwaffen6818]

Lol

[@bringbackmemesineurope1576]

lool

[@aaronmichael4326]

@SOLID SNAKE SIMULATION 666 lol

[@artistado1515]

Love from India -kerala🇮🇳

[@AdrianOnEarth]

Thought I spotted wild sage near the path you were walking on. Might have been good in the rabbit soup!

[@russellpatey374]

That was a damn good episode! I quite enjoyed it! Was hoping you were cleaning those hands the whole time you were touching that rabbit! Don't wanna lose you buddy! Great idea makin a little sack bag out of the hide. That rabbit soup did look tasty. Would of been a full meal if you had another one of those potatoes! Excellent episode!!!

[@orellinvvardengra6775]

Just sitting here drinking some beer and enjoying the resourcefulness and knowledge this man has to share. Keep up the good work my friend! Stay safe and stay healthy :) Edit: James Townsend does some really awesome stuff as well, some of it reminds me of this so... y'all might like it?

[@americanmuscleup2497]

Taught me something new I’ve been hunting a long time and I’ve always been taught never eat game you didn’t kill you did it in a way that well makes sense I’ll add it to my collection for the apocalypse 👍

[@ChadZuberAdventures]

I’ve read that a dead animal is generally edible if it is fresh and well cooked. The modern human these days has such a weak system that it can’t handle a few bacteria.

[@americanmuscleup2497]

@@ChadZuberAdventures you are incredibly corrected about how weak our immune systems have become I love you videos brother keep me coming!!!!

[@user-ik6rz8nt9e]

Well it looks home thank you for sharing it's appreciated

[@INAI1NAIREBOOT]

These videos are actually oddly calming. Love what you do, Chad, you're awesome mate :]

[@maracb0]

Increíble video, se agradecen los subtítulos ♥️

[@cassielister9140]

All the love to Chad, keeping the ancient ways and love for nature alive 🖤

[@lening5145]

ВЫ МАСТЕР СВОЕГО ДЕЛА 👍

[@MThomasB]

Rabbit soup looks pretty good. Nice to see you again!

[@user-wb6em9hc7p]

спасибо за контент ,очень успокаивает нервы)

[@lening5145]

я думал не встречу русских 😄

[@sephiroseth]

Merci beaucoup d’avoir fait une traduction française. C’est vraiment très agréable de regarder tes vidéos ainsi. Bonne continuation 👌✌️👍🏻

[@damazywlodarczyk]

the way you picked up the rabbit and showed to the sky made me cry

[@dwaynewladyka577]

So this is what happened to Bugs Bunny. Cheers, Chad! ✌️

[@thomaskennison1417]

Wrong turn at Albuquerque

[@zxiss2444]

So a tropa do brasil vai curtir🇧🇷

[@henriquesilva18150]

Achei que fosse só eu que assistia os vídeos desse cara jksjkd

[@massacinzenta1042]

@@henriquesilva18150 Ói que tu, mah! Eu ñ perco um ep, kkkkk

[@dakelong6047]

I apriciate that you thank the animal . i dont belive many hunters today do that . thank you for honoring the animals (sacrifice).

[@gracecastilloarroyo2340]

Excelente Es verdad se saca todo el cuero mi esposo tenía cría de conejos españoles para vender y lo hacían así para pelarlos Bueno me alegro que lo aprovecharás un lugar hermoso que Dios nos dio y me alegro que tu lo disfrutes Saludos desde Naranjo Alajuela Costa Rica 👌 Éxitos buenas Tomás en ti vídeo He visto como resiste la ollita de barro el fuego y no se revienta 🙊🙈 🌎🌴

[@bidziilalex146]

Hola

[@wyrdwildman1689]

Beautiful high desert scenes, this coming from one of the eastern woodland. Inspiring as always. Stay safe out there.

[@ChadZuberAdventures]

Thanks, will do!

[@ikeafridge9419]

Love the videos, keep up the outstanding work

[@ikeafridge9419]

@SOLID SNAKE SIMULATION 666doesn't matter he is still doing a good job

[@paulrohrig8852]

The one thing i learned trough this channel is the worth of every little bite of food.

[@thebreakz9349]

Welcome to another video of chowing with chad

[@Zikofj]

That rabbit looks delicious

[@williamhawkings9439]

My favourite youtuber ! Thank you very very much again for your video , I'm always very happy and excited to see a new content from you !

[@iamvenom1352]

The way the camera angles is from Time to time is just amazing...its like a movie being film.

[@user-cz8fp2ij7y]

Кто не рискует в жизни, тот рискует в сто раз больше. Сто неудачных попыток лучше чем одно бездействие.

[@elpepe-kn3bw]

Lleguemos a los 2M de suscriptores , sigamos apoyando a tendencias primordiales , hasta la proxima 👌🌄🍃

[@4sh310]

The wilderness is the Walmart of earth

[@StlckyDank]

What planet is WalMart of?

[@afrancisco2077]

Good pm I'm watching from philippines stay safe God bless

[@cj_latinoamericano501]

Wow Chad zuber activo

[@jimmyfuchstein2274]

We all up past our bedtime watching this lmao BTW you can turn the tubed hide inside out and brain it that way. I even heard you can cure hide with blood and urine but I've never tried

[@Polkillo]

Вы очень смелый человек.путешествовать одному даже имея маячок gps очень большой риск.это видео очень хорошее так как у древних людей охота состовляла большую часть жизни.они также находили мертвых животных так что для вас и для нас зрителей это очень полезный опыт.кости кролика не выбрасывайте с них можно сделать много полезного.рыболовные крючки,иголки для шитья и тд.здоровья вам.

[@banizuku1675]

I'm happy that he paid respect to the rabbit and I think prayed.

[@matthewdanby4996]

Far better than chicken my friends!

[@garoudiaz]

Podrias intentar quitando todas las membranas internas de la piel, mezclar el cerebro con agua tibia y untarlo solo en la parte interior de la piel (la que va pegada a la carne y previamente limpiaste de membranas) dejas que la piel absorba los aceites del cerebro, (yo creo que con uno o dos dias esta bien para el tamaño diminuto del conejo) revisándola en busca de signos de putrefacción (esto puede ocurrir si quedaron restos de carne o grasa en la piel) si hay signos de putrefacción algo fallo en el proceso, si no continuas estirando la piel para romper las fibras de esta y se suavice (es un proceso algo tedioso) por ultimo le puedes untar algún tipo de grasa o aceite para mantener la piel humectada y no se vaya a resecar y romper. Aclaro que solo e curtido pieles con alumbre, el proceso es muy similar solo cambia el ingrediente activo de preservación, suerte Chad y cuidate c:,

[@floweyzl97]

Es consejo o diciendole como crear una bomba

[@art_by_jagged_x785]

Muchas gracias por el comentario. Fue muy bueno. Saludos de CA. Na neta es suave ver a los comentarios y son muy Educación y positiva. Pero por los errores. No soy muy bien en mi español. Its nice to see positivity along and education at the same time. with in the comment community. Keep moving forward

[@josetzoy3302]

como que ya esta grabado y lo sube a pocos, o apoco hay wifi en la montana

[@Dany-ep7vn]

Gracias

[@esben181]

Yeah from other videos I have seen of tanning hide, people first scrape the hide and then apply the brain. It's then softened and such, and finally smoked to remain waterproof.

[@horselessheadman1180]

Chad the man back at it with another masterpiece

[@christinegerard4974]

I admire how creative you are ! Thank you for this big lesson …

[@Dany-ep7vn]

Gracias por hacer el video eres el mejor

[@jorgeenebral732]

9:04 - How to clean your hands in a primal way

[@CrackyCreates]

I want to imagine this dude when he gets done with a series, he just goes home to a multi million dollar mansion, washes himself off, drips himself out in gucci then proceeds to edit the videos

[@americanmuscleup2497]

I was thinking the same thing a guy with this much dedication has to be filthy rich

[@fadifadi-4u]

كم أنت رائع صديقي "تشاد" استمر في هذه السلسلة من حلقات "ميول البقاء" إنها أكثر من رائعة! بالتوفيق أخي. ✌️👍

[@elposodeizuku4842]

Adaptarse..... supervivencia..... el más apto....

[@desfox3685]

Love your content, very interesting and fun to watch!

[@silverdirewolf6440]

It is then that Chad caught Lagomorphic Lycanthropy and became Chadwick Bunnyman. Some say he is still up in the mountains howling at the moon and running around preying upon the wild carrot population.

[@kenyenmusic7548]

🤣🤣🤣

[@bennyjohn9878]

This man could live on another planet I like & favorite Chad zuber

[@angelgabrielfuenteslanda4018]

Delicious soup of rabbit.

[@Koreviking]

Oh, it wasn’t Mark Twain. “Necessity is the mother of all invention” goes back to at least Plato. Your variant, though, is first attested in Roger Ascham’s book on archery, Toxophilius, from 1545, which says: "Necessitie, the inuentour of all goodnesse."

[@ChadZuberAdventures]

I've read also the quote you wrote but I found the Mark Twain quote also in several places. I can't say for sure because I wasn't with him when he supposedly said or wrote it.

[@nickysixx]

Love when u put the word of bible...

[@FBI-rx3fm]

Fantasies of starting a tribe with a couple good friends. The old days must have been amazing. Out in the wild, living life how it’s supposed to be lived. Hearing stories about animals that you can only see with your two eyes because tv and the internet doesn’t exist. All the spontaneity and mystery and awe is dead in this modern day.

[@raptorjesus2572]

There are pros and cons, personally I’d prefer back then, but at least nowadays we’re more educated in certain aspects.

[@TroutWest]

Amen Brother... Love your channel even more knowing your walking the narrow path.

[@petehoover6616]

I've noticed; as you do more of this your body is changing from that of a gym rat to one that resembles those photos of plains Indians from the 1870's. It's the acorn pancakes I bet!

[@WorldVlogs1032]

You like Indians

[@petehoover6616]

@@WorldVlogs1032 well, the ones I've been more or less partnered with can be the size and shape of Samoans. Funny thing; had an important Samoan funeral around here once. Clan leaders flew in from Samoa. They were normal sized.

[@WorldVlogs1032]

@@petehoover6616 Where are you from Pete

[@petehoover6616]

@@WorldVlogs1032 Не надо многие разы сидеть в самолетом и пассажир рядо вас уже знает которие языки вы говорите и вы очень осторожно кого знает что о вас.

[@WorldVlogs1032]

@@petehoover6616 I don't know about Russian language

[@CowboyJojosAdventures]

Than rabbit is tiny. You have made me hungry Chad. Now I am looking for some juicy rabbit meat. Great episode. thank you for sharing.

[@ukii1254]

I'm Really Impressed in This Video.. Keep up the Good work Chad!!

[@ChadZuberAdventures]

I'm so glad you liked it. Thank you very much.

[@JerichoMaquintoVlog]

We love you Chad Zuber

[@JerichoMaquintoVlog]

Ihope will see you in persin someday Chad Zuber...Welove you so much Chad😘😘😘

[@collinblazer6427]

Awesome video as always, thanks for bringing us along! When braintanning, it will make the hide much nicer if you "flesh" it by scraping the fat and membrane off the actual leather grain before braining it. Loved the rabbit paws for luck too, keep up the good work!

[@deerohoza7584]

You are as sickas him

[@themilkman6765]

@@deerohoza7584 how is he sick?

[@manawa3832]

@@deerohoza7584 my dude. everything you are wearing, eating, the medicine you take, to the shelter you're under is made with some sort of animal product. depending on the product, it probably comes from a nightmarish slaughter factory harvesting animals. this guy limits himself to only what he is capable of harvesting directly from nature. if you want to take that road, he is morally superior to you.

[@user-vc4px6bi5g]

Great video , very interesting! I am pretty That you could have used fat beside the brain to condition the skin. Even though I guess rabbits don't have that much fat... Thanks again for the video!

[@user-vc4px6bi5g]

Pretty sure*

[@batfurs3001]

The fat will only make it harder for the brain to tan the skin unfortunately, getting all the fat out of the skin (degreasing) is one of the most important steps in tanning to this day. The fat would be best left for eating, since it's very nutrient rich and also tastes super good

[@raptorjesus2572]

@@batfurs3001or you can render it if there’s enough and combine it with pine pitch to make wood finish

[@claudiaaa6186]

That rabbit hide would be good to store berries and manzanita for more teas!

[@ChadZuberAdventures]

Yes! That's what I was thinking

[@claudiaaa6186]

Oh my gracious me! You replied! Omg. Great vid Chad! Keep it up!

[@snakeeyesjoe]

I love watching you Mr.Chad and I appreciate all of your work

[@gabrielmilot5393]

How many cameras do you have? If you only have one and you're changing the angle every 5 seconds, that's some dedication.

[@ChadZuberAdventures]

Yeah, still just working with one camera.

[@scorchingblaze971]

@@ChadZuberAdventures just one???? Bro you are a legend

[@Shadder_Dev]

wow i like the new minecraft update! also where did you get those mods? mainly just the shades!

[@joehaefeker5752]

That was a beautiful rabbit 🐇😍it's worth keeping it's skin.

[@specialrazor]

There are people who are living in Far East of Russia and North-East of China whose name is Tungus (or Evenks). They thank Nature every time they kill and eat a wild animal. Thanks for an amazing video!

[@khucnguyen1497]

try knitting a cage to catch fish

[@Bleat66]

Hey, Chad! Why don't you try spear fishing?

[@matthewfurlani8647]

Great idea. Then the spear can be used for self defense if needed. I dont know where he is but im sure with rabbits theyre is a coyote or similar animal around.

[@michaelsorensen7567]

Not sure he's got good flints or obsidian, and just a pointy stick may be insufficient for small river fish. 🤷‍♂️ Dunno tho

[@matthewfurlani8647]

@@michaelsorensen7567 obsidian? Its a desert not a volcanic island

[@michaelsorensen7567]

@@matthewfurlani8647 found pumice in his first rock shelter, and obsidian makes good blades. There's actually several sites to get it in the Utah desert iirc from rock hounding days. Just not sure he's located near any.

[@matthewfurlani8647]

@@michaelsorensen7567 huh

[@adriansantiagojr.8378]

Somewhere in the Southwestern U.S, a man roams, living the primal Way of life.

[@javierseda6850]

rabbits in the area makes me think that you can make a rabbit trap in the future!

[@ChadZuberAdventures]

Exactly my thoughts too!

[@shebawolf145]

Well since you are posting this, I assume you are well after eating that rabbit. I look forward to your next episode!

[@rickmortyson4861]

Can you adjust the volume of your voice to the background sounds? Your content has already a touch of asmr. Would enjoy a Balanced sound much more I guess ❤️ but I love it anyways

[@ChadZuberAdventures]

I've been working on that but there's not much narration anyway.

[@bloodyhell574]

I'm a new subscriber. Seen your videos for probably years in my feed. After watching past videos, especially your Q&As, I'm hooked. You are legit and an inspiration to us that are so interested in these things. Thank you Chad.

[@chypres89]

Amazing series.

[@spadmasterus5958]

Кадры с отрезанием головы и разделкой кролика нужно заблюрить , а то Ютьюб не правильно поймёт.

[@user-wx6rk2xx2o]

Если он уверен, что больной,зачем он собирается его есть?

[@michaelslarc]

And he mushed the rabbits brain into its skin! Brutal!

[@casualgamer5273]

Awesome video! TY very much for sharing those moments!

[@theebagmans]

this was a very good episode, watching how this goes on will be very interesting and helpful for learning - looking in on how to do things.