Foraging Bush Food (2 Hour Challenge)

[@drsnooker1776]

Your my favourite KZbin channel. You reignited my interest in the outdoors.

[@LachelleNZ]

I was dying a slow death subjecting myself to crap You Tube vids lol. Glad you're back, hope the whanau's ka pai.

[@KeepingItWild]

Haha sorry about the lack of vids lately, have got a few more coming up this month though 😊

[@longlowdog]

Great video, regards from Scotland.

[@perrymartin5529]

That Nikau Palm flower sure was interesting. Thanks for the vid.

[@melorose2995]

Yuss!! Another video. Keep em coming.

[@Jay-zm3bx]

Awsumness I'm definitely going to subscribe to your Patreon 👌

[@llorttaf]

Really interesting learning what can be foraged in the bush. Thanks for the vid.

[@rene1475]

Good to see you back here 👍👍👍

[@surfblades]

Love your videos man, I live near the Tararuas. You have so much knowledge, thanks for sharing it.

[@KeepingItWild]

Cheers bro, glad you enjoy them 😊

[@صادقأمين-ض6ل]

بعد غياب طويل، حاول أن تعرف عن أسرار الغابة أكثر لما يحقق لك السعادة، أسرار التوازن والتناسق بين الكائنات أسرار وجودها، تمنى في نفسك أن تصل إلى ذلك، هناك كنز عظيم حواليك ستدركه بصفاء قلبك وهو ما يظهر عليك لطيبتك.

[@sanieestuita7749]

Love love this content creator ❤️❤️❤️

[@hamishford5486]

Hey, there man, GREAT to hear from you again. Say, where is the rest of the family? Must be time for another family video. As well how's the trapping and hunting going?

[@KeepingItWild]

Hey bro! Yep definitely time for some more vids, families good, will have a hunting vid out in a few weeks that I think you’ll enjoy 😊. Hope alls well with you mate

[@Drakoo-ajw]

You’re awesome man. So much knowledge. Thanks for sharing

[@johnron331]

Love the designer sox

[@fionawalker4601]

Good to see a vid from you awesome love it

[@PawPawMountain]

Great Job, They can't starve you out! Really enjoy all your videos, Keep up the great work!

[@OutdoorsmanDave]

Feels like it’s been a while? I’m always trimming off the Nikau flower from our property’s tree so I’ll harvest a pod next time. I eat a lot of Kareo & Hen & Chicken on my hiking adventures but it’s interesting to add more plants to the knowledge menu, thanks 👏👏👏

[@haimzormsby714]

Very knowledgeable man! Admire what you do, wish I was brought up around that lifestyle you live.

[@jeffrobertson2263]

Great to see you back!!! Hope everyone os happy & healthy!!

[@rockadon1977]

Great to see another vid. Awesome Knowledge bro. Now if I get lost on Rakiura I wont starve. Ill still be lost though.

[@selwynellison8504]

fantastic stuff. keep on with it . I did not know there was so much to eat in our forests

[@levimcmanaway7460]

Great to here from you again hope everything is going well and loved the video by the way

[@haimzormsby714]

Mean bro just found your channel recently, thoroughly enjoy watching you in your element. Can you take me out on a mahi kai adventure? Hahaha

[@jackhepo1980]

Topman brother keep doing what your doing only take what you need

[@markm1138]

always so interesting buddy !

[@mechanic3371]

Always good to see a new video my friend. 👍🏻

[@davidtait5771]

Another awesome clip mate. I'm a full time Outdoor Ed teacher and use your vids a lot for personal and class work. Cheers for sharing your knowledge and philosophies. You're an inspiration. If you're ever out Waihi way, get in touch. My students would love to have you in our school for a wee chat.

[@garethkirby8249]

Good on ya man great vid.

[@kb-ws1iv]

Should do another 24 hour challenge catch and cook brother we love em 👍👍👌🤙

[@astrowi8999]

love this stuff man

[@ascend9327]

AWesome video brother, inspirational as always, love you bro

[@perrrry]

You're such a chill dude. Love your videos!

[@pernelleraniamanupakau463]

Ka nui te mihi bro! following for sure, its never too late to learn what i think, we should all know...kapai

[@chucknorris2938]

Great video, keep it up.

[@maximilianpierce5115]

are there any edible roots or tubers that you can find? something with more calories?

[@KeepingItWild]

Not a lot of that type of thing thats native to nz. You can eat some of the orchid tubers that are like potatoes apparently, but its more of an emergency food because it sets the orchids back for years. Bracken ferns roots were eaten a lot in the past but they wear your teeth out and not the best for ya. The best calorie survival food is probably Mamaku because its available all year. Not sure of caloric breakdown though

[@gallopingg1]

QUALITY VIDS EVERY TIME, UK

[@jefferybublitz7968]

Well, I must say I've missed u, I haven't seen anything on you for so long a time, that when I did see u showed up on my page, I immediately sent u to a friend so that we could enjoy ur adventure together.

[@Reimana7683]

Love the knowledge exponential KIW Inc. keepn it weel+i

[@aksalaman4689]

Long time no see! Hope the family is well and the little one is growing fast.

[@KeepingItWild]

Cheers mate, the we family is going well 😊

[@antonoka]

Thanks bro for sharing the knowledge Awesome 🇳🇿

[@Kiwi_Teen]

Enjoy watching. Love your content.😀

[@wiseone8749]

This is survival knowledge 🙌

[@critterjon4061]

As someone who forages ostrich ferns the idea of a fiddlehead the size of someone’s head is fascinating

[@solo111111111]

Cheers ☝️

[@CaptainKuki]

Spread the word my bro 🤙🏾

[@tanierejakicevich1426]

Very cool

[@r0b.b0t]

what part of the country are you in? with recent world events i want to learn to go for a forage. im in Canterbury region will i find this type of food in the hills?

[@chanccooper5439]

What time of the year was this? And can you find most of this down south?

[@jakeduval-smith6140]

Sweet

[@MsVenomz]

Hope you’ve all been well!!

[@KeepingItWild]

Thanks mate, we are all good, hope you are too 😊

[@johnsheshuna4423]

❤

[@spdave510]

What part of the country are you at

[@alexh4860-l2c]

Hey man, I was just wondering if your patreon is still active because I just clicked on your link and I couldn't figure out how to find anything. Cheers

[@GoOnDoIt]

Are there any dangerous or scary things in the Bush when you go? Weta or spiders etc. I think thats one of the few things that would prevent me from doing what you do

[@mcbama6848]

👍❤️

[@mysteriousman8769]

Location?

[@whitebaitbigfoot]

That acoustic cover of to live is to die by Metallica is beautiful. Who is it by?

[@KeepingItWild]

Sure is! @KAYA H-C

[@soeumsoeun4646]

You will be able to survive the Apocalypse. I'll come looking for you and your family and dine with you guys. Are we eating rabbits today? You are the healthiest by eating those natural food. Growing up in my native land that's what we did was forge the forest and eat the game.

[@youwatchme3631]

what country do you live?

[@annethomson4920]

New Zealand

[@sharonsheehy3128]

Cool ,,,

[@boroboloborobolo1332]

I want meat..

[@marcelali5469]

I tall u before u the. Man bro chur

[@marcelali5469]

Learn from the best fuck the rest 😊

[@MTBingAndrew]

I always really love your video’s! It looks like such a wonderful place to live and way of life. It’s a bit of a shame to see you move your best content over to Patrion Although if it’s working for you I’m happy to think you may be able to make a living out of it. I’d consider helping to support you but at $11 a month that’s what a streaming service costs and they’re bringing 1000x more content. Even Curiosity stream with Nebula is only $25 a year. They have very similar style of content. You definitely have a lot to bring to the table but might want to reconsider the cost of your content. Anyway I’m not trying to bring you down I’m just giving you some perspective from a person who can afford to have multiple streaming services which I only watch a few shows on each but justifying $11 a month on day max 200 clips from you is very hard to justify.

[@KeepingItWild]

Cheers mate, I can see what your saying. The difference is Netflix and the like are global and mainstream so they can make it work with millions of customers i guess. Our content is pretty niche, and our course if even more niche because it only really appeals to people in NZ who want to learn how to navigate and work in the bush, harvest wild food for their families, and learn more in depth native plant info specific only to NZ which is not available anywhere else in videos or books. If you live in Australia i can see you probably wouldn’t get the value out of it, so fair enough. I think Its a small group who are interested in that, most successful online courses are over $200 for a one off cost. I don’t expect everyone to pay $11 every month, if it was me I’d watch it all then cancel and then pay for another month later down the track to catch up on new vids. For me when i was starting out living in the bush a course like this would have saved me $thousands in knowing the better gear to buy and the plant and animal knowledge which would have made my trapping work a lot more profitable from the start. But thats where it depends who you are and what ur doing as to weather its worth if for you, cheers 😊

[@MTBingAndrew]

@@KeepingItWild that totally makes sense. I think next time I get stuck home sick in bed I’ll have myself a “Keeping it wild” binge! Even though the info doesn’t apply to me in Australia I still really enjoy watching it, reminds me of the old “bush tucker man” show from the 90’s plus NZ is so bloody beautiful definitely one of the best places in the world. I’ve also found kiwi’s such lovely people.

[@bush600r2]

@@KeepingItWild Your 100% correct, you charge what ever you feel cause at the end of the day you have put in the hard work and learned these things over time and effort, it's not something you learn in 5 mins. I think it's cheap anyhow. Love your videos mate and I will more than likely purchase some patron videos of yours in the future as I feel I can learn alot too and think they would be worth every cent. Keep up the great work👍

[@KeepingItWild]

@@MTBingAndrew cheers mate, yea we are pretty lucky living in this part of the world 😊 Australia looks pretty awesome to from what I’ve seen.

[@KeepingItWild]

@@bush600r2 Cheers mate 😊