I Was WARNED Not To DO THIS in Barbados! 🇧🇧 Then THIS HAPPENED at the END

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

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[@Wizziestembiso]

Woow 13🇧🇧🇧🇧🇧🇧videos so far.Keep them coming darling.

[@Joyful_Smiles]

This is the most fun and camaraderie I've seen African Tigress have. Girl, Barbados is your home away from home. Bajans are your people. So much love!

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

I love it here tbh!

[@f6876]

Barbados looks so colourful ❤

[@primuzor6875]

I’m loving the way Barbadians have embraced you… We are very welcoming and full of fun And, with your beautiful personality and pleasant attitude,that’s a bonus. Have fun,and enjoy every moment.❤️❤️❤️

[@hortenceniles6316]

Hello Barbados Love that young lady she is so Friendly and her laugh is contagious Love her. ❤❤❤

[@lilyofthevalley2248]

Beautiful Queen💯💯💯💯👑

[@JohnMooreBarbados]

That was a fun-filled adventure, one that wouldn't be forgotten in a hurry.

[@AT-gu8by]

I am so glad you are finally visiting your Caribbean family.

[@jerrypablo2949]

🎉 Well done African tigress this vlog is so much fun I enjoyed every moment welcome to Barbados

[@jerrypablo2949]

❤❤

[@Lisa-k5o2n]

See how friendly and accommodating people in the Caribbean are.

[@debragriffin100]

So Glad ur havin fun here in Barbados

[@rrsp60]

Trigress, you sure are having fun. You have blended in with the culture and seem to have made friends for life. That looks like an old bird.

[@bandit4true]

That was actually a young rooster not a hen at all. Nice to see that your friend actually took part in the process of catching and cooking the yard fowl. 😊

[@capstone1073]

This is the funniest video ever.😂 Give the chickens rum and get them drunk. Never heard of such a thing. Bajan chickens are smart!

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

i learnt something

[@danielnwachukwu2017]

😂😂

[@GodsChild-1331]

😂😂😂😂

[@afrocentricnation1871]

You trying to capture this Bajan chicken is hilarious they were too smart and fast however your persistence paid off provided funny content and your wish and favourite dish. Again you seems to be really at home with the Bajans. 🇧🇧🇧🇧🇧🇧. 🔥🔥🔥❤️🔥🔥🔥 Rise !

[@balalaalfarooq]

😂😂😂😂 super amazing episode 😂😂😂. Barbados gives super African vibes. One just feels at home

[@cliveosbourne3712]

This was the most comedy I had in a long time! 😅🤣😂African Tigress you really know how to have fun in everything. Much love and hugs my African Princess. ♥♥♥♥

[@bonitaweekes4366]

The yard fowls we ate were the ones that we ourselves raised in our own yards, they were kept foŕ much longer than the chickens you get in the supermarket and so the meat was tougher. Those you see on the streets beling to no one, they are just wild and not fed by anyone.

[@geodra2469]

Great to see that we share a common thread. This is the way we used to eat chicken back in the day here in Bim. The birds were not wild as they are today but were kept in our yards. Hence the name. then came the farms and the processors. Bajans got lazy and eventually lost the skill of preparing fowl to eat. They could get a chicken from the supermarket. I still remember the taste and aroma of a good old time chicken meal. Not the fast food junk of today. Cocks or hens were equally tasty, by the way.

[@trooth9066]

Cheese on bread, Tigress a real bajan gal 😂

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

Hahaha

[@geodra2469]

I had to replay that part as well. Not many other "caribbeans" use that phrase. Love it. Love her. Well done.

[@MacDonald-ii5bp]

Hongera!!!! Kienyegi kuku. Another super amazing video.

[@marlenepollard4982]

This was an hilarious episode.

[@rosacapels5204]

It's so good to see you having fun. You seem so happy❣🤗🌺🐓🐔😊

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

Yes, thank you i love it here

[@marybenoit6375]

These must be a 100 years old😂

[@debragriffin100]

Girl afrIcan tigress i wish i could join you for dinner this reminds me when i was a child in Guyana these chicken are the sweetes in a chunky curry and white rice but Bajans dont eat them but i will surly eat one😅

[@joybrowne3160]

You really had fun in Barbados and although I didn't meet you I thoroughly enjoyed watching. Welcome to Barbados and please know that you are always welcome here. You fit right in. I haven't eaten yard fowl since I was a little girl. Well over 40 years ago. Lol. We await your return 😊

[@solomefesseha3274]

I'm glad to see you having fun. Never in my life ever seen people hunting for chicken .I think you got an athletic one very funny. Enjoy 😅😂😅😂❤❤

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

Hahahaha thank you

[@Wizziestembiso]

😂😂❤❤❤.Team Tigress lets all share her amazing work please🙏

[@Naomizzx]

This vlog was too hilarious 😂😂😂😂, I was laughing all thru!Drunkard chicken took me out😂😂😂😂💜🇰🇪

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[@barbaraasberry3167]

Just subscribed!

[@JoyceCooper-h7j]

The rain will not kill our vibe🤣🤣 you are funny!

[@elizabethfairley6460]

You have to understand too that they're wild. They're not used to people approaching them closely and feeding them.

[@jasonforsythe9851]

Yard fowl aka #commonfowl is what most people used to cook in the rural parts here in Jamaica at Christmas time. Some people had turkeys as well. These days we are accustomed to broiler chickens.I haven't eaten common fowl in years.

[@whz366]

Caribbean yard fowl is very lean and hard, so you have to pressure cook the yard fowl in order to soften it for eating.

[@dawncumberbatch7062]

Cooked with green papaya (papaw)to tenderize back in the old days.

[@Joyful_Smiles]

Wow, Bajan Hunters are super clever! I hope they start KZbin channels to show their skill and expertise.

[@JoyceCooper-h7j]

Great idea!

[@lailaalanna315]

We don't hunt 😂

[@geodra2469]

Bajan boys used to be able to set traps such as fly-sticks and downfalls to catch pigeons and doves and even an occasional chicken. Things have changed a lot but change is constant.

[@p51424]

Lol. We don't hunt. 😂😂 The closest we'll get to hunting is spear-gun fishing. These are just regular old yard fowl that have been a thing in Barbados for as long as memory serves. Everyone's grandparents' home had yard fowl.

[@PatanjaliDesai]

I really enjoyed your loud laughter and your energy commitment to catch bird by untiring efforts. Bravo African Tigress , thoroughly enjoyed viewing your video. Amazing , Lots of Love, Keep posting nice videos , African Tigress ,Cant forget your loud laughter Unstoppable.

[@gildahernandez3557]

This was hilarious! I laughed so hard! I’ve seen people in-the village in Kenya, chasing until they catch the chicken, usually for a special occasion...I’ve never seen chicken just wondering in the urban areas, in the villages yes....enjoyable vlogs! 👍🏾👏🏼👏🏼💕🙏🏼

[@EdrisAtherley-smith]

The yard fowl like if it is an iron fowl . I'm lol during the whole yard foul ordeal. 🙏🏽❤️☮️🇹🇹🇺🇸

[@lisaboyce9246]

Looks like you had a lot of fun. The roosters are like alarm clocks lol once you hear them crowing, you know it’s morning time

[@gretanicholla6617]

The yard chickens are always the best but you have to purge them first.

[@rosolindm6231]

African Tigress we usually kill the chicken the day before and wrap it in papaw leaves and then prepare it the next day and it cook soft because of the papaw, it was the leaves have some kind of tenderizer in them, enjoy your yard fowl they does be real sweet.❤❤❤

[@geodra2469]

I also heard of Baking soda used to tenderise the bird.

[@geodra2469]

Gladto see that you have made great friends here in Bim. Much love to you .

[@grantleycarter1455]

This is the best kind of meat ever! Waaay better than the ones we bought in the supermarkets, no hormones might take a little longer to cook but at the end way better taste and better to eat.👍🏿🙏🏿❤️

[@wendalmapp823]

Enjoyed your video, reminds me of when I was a child. We had to catch ours every weekend for Sunday dinner. My mum used green paw paw to tenderize the meat.

[@shalom3336]

Right up my street, 😊 love my yard foul, the best to eat...,I'm a Bajan

[@CicelyBradshaw]

Bring back memories😂😂😂😂

[@tegabazunu4030]

It’s native fowl in Nigeria the best tast in the chicken family

[@AckeeEater.]

Tigress, you and Keea together make for loads of fun. You guys are so natural that it makes the viewer feel as if he/she is actually on spot. Now you have me thinking I must do something similar next time I'm in Ja. --Æ.

[@marybenoit6375]

Tigress you are cleaning the chicken like how we do it on my island 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼good job

[@shereecumberbatch8774]

😮😮 Welcome to BARBADOS yes we don't eat them only long time ago but were the lime and saltl you all don't put it in lime and salt to cut the rawness 😮 For a little while n then wash off the lime and salt and then seasoned it up beford cooking it plus if your friend had a pressure cookerl that will be better better luck next time you really want that chicken bad hope you did enjoying it 😂😂😂

[@michaelhoyte9288]

African 🐯 its not easy catching a bajan yard fwol

[@StandUpGill]

This girl too funny. She didn't say, I would like to eat chicken but rather asked if she can catch one. lol. What if the man thought it was just to see if she could catch it to let it go? LOL. Too funny. She's enjoying her trip.

[@StandUpGill]

keep loving and living the life. awesome content every time.

[@theresaruiz-dn1pe]

How did you go about booking an Airbnb in order to stay in Barbados? Asking because I would love to plan a trip there.

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

Download airbnb app

[@theresaruiz-dn1pe]

@@AFRICANTIGRESS Thank you.

[@elizabethfairley6460]

Cooking hard fowl, you should already know, is a very long process, about three and one half hour.

[@paulsavenue12]

I am laughing so hard! If there was a KZbin award, then this must be in contention for Video of the year.

[@powertothepeople9331]

À T.. you need a sharp knife, the knives with gadged edges cannot cut

[@michaelfredericks-c9b]

That chicken is nearly as old as Methusela that is why it so hard. Once upon a time every Barbadian used to eat those kind of chickens in the old time days.

[@marshagriffith651]

Oh shoot!! Methusela??? My grandmother used to say that! This comment made laugh and cry 😂

[@RacqSprinz]

My mom does say this 😂😂😂

[@annb4598]

Use a pressure cooker to cook those old fowls.

[@ayodeler39]

🤣😂🤣 hilarious fun. I need this so sorry I couldn’t make it home for Christmas this year.

[@geodra2469]

Lol. You all are so funny. You got me laughing like crazy. Ketch de fowl wid a piece uh string and some corn or scratch grain. Used to be the only chicken we had access to back in de day. Tasty fuh days.

[@GettingItDone59]

You are brave African Tigress👏👏👏

[@patrickforde2148]

The yard fowl fouled up your memory card. 🐓🐔

[@Keston868]

Young lady got energy, loving her vibes 🔥🔥🔥

[@elizabethfairley6460]

You need about five (5) of those to get some meat because nobody was taking care of them and feeding them.

[@f6876]

Yard fowl giving you a TOUGH time😂

[@anngore3842]

Drunken fowl 😂😂😂😂

[@hellenmwongeli9474]

In Kenya the yard fowl popularly called road runners are expensive... Strange they are roaming freely 😂

[@geodra2469]

Mostly because the older folk who were keeping them might have passed on and younger generations did not carry on. The birds became wild. I still think that they can be a good source of meat but all the zoning rules prevent householders from keeping animals in some districts.

[@barbaraasberry3167]

Too funny! 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂

[@janetreid5698]

we use to eat those years ago Rich and Poor but we have move on from that years ago , but they lay the BEST EGGS , for baking , but we buy the white eggs , i cannot eat those hens now , not use too it anymore ,my children in they 40s and we stop when they were like 8 yrs old , so u would know how long that was , but they were the best ,u would smell the stew from all down the street good , happy i find your channel , when u come back to Barbados i hope to meet u , Barbados in the House

[@kaydenpat]

You’re a true hunter gatherer. 😂😂😂

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

😂😂😂😂

[@TembaNcube]

Bon Apetite ❤

[@EdrisAtherley-smith]

Africa Tiger and home ,in Barbados, she see, yard fowls and aha i have to catch a yard fowl to cook for my dinner, my sister enjoyed your self at home away from home To my Bagan sister from Barbados my grandparents are from Christ church, my grandmother family name is Cragrewell and my grandfather name was Thomas Atherley and they moved to Trinidad after marriage and settled in south Trinidad Carabe st if you know of the name or anyone it will be of help for us to link up with our family members in Barbados and we will reach out to them and come to get to know our family in Barbados.🙏🏽❤️☮️🇹🇹🇺🇸

[@barryboyce7718]

😅😅😅😅this was hilarious, good fun. Hope I meet you when you come back

[@philipmahere1158]

Peris thanks for your genuine friendship with Mayuguno. It’s well.

[@Lisa-k5o2n]

If you dont use a pressure cooker, you will boil for days lol

[@JoyceCooper-h7j]

This place also looks like Keywest,Florida

[@tinatendi]

That chicken with no fat is the healthiest to eat. That was funny though. You suffered to catch it. Yard fowl runs daily and can climb trees too. The amount of exercise it goes through gives me an idea what to eat too. Lots of exercise and vegetable. It looks delicious though. How did it taste?👅

[@melvinjacobs7316]

I am in love with this African girl!!! 😅❤ great video madam

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

😊 thank you

[@samuelmbugua8414]

U can start a kienyeji buzz, just a thought .

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

Come lets open a restaurant😂😂

[@samuelmbugua8414]

On my Way😂😂.​@@AFRICANTIGRESS

[@bryanhaynes3614]

You guys need to purge those things for a week. They eat everything. Even back in the day my grand mother would put them up for a week and feed them grass.

[@bevann1137]

Poor yardie, became dinner🤐☹

[@Lisa-k5o2n]

I live in the UK, this is the only chicken my Nigerian husband loves, we get it from Indian butchers. We ask for hard chicken. Trust me, i use my pressure cooker first

[@chrisola6460]

This is a very interesting chicken hunting adventure 😅 Your friend and us all, really admire your free spirited approach. Well done A.T N.B. was the chicken tough to eat? 9ja 🇬🇧 🇳🇬

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

Was soft we cooked it for long

[@gnate25]

LOL You are too much. IAM glad you had a lot of fun in Barbados.

[@trooth9066]

Pure comedy 😂

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

Im glaf you enjoyed it

[@SarahCovington-kf5eb]

💫💘😂😂😂😂🐓🍗 You are Working 💪 hard for your dinner 🍽️😂Oh My so funny funny funny funny🧡 funny hear from my beautiful country America 🇺🇲🗽 ❣️ 🪇 👏 down here in the Carolinas I'm loving it 🧡💛🤎💚💜🤣👍👏

[@africarain8294]

😂❤😂❤😂❤😂❤😂❤😂❤😂❤😂❤😂❤😂❤😂❤😂❤😂❤dah video yah got me laughing cracking up love it ❤

[@AlvinGoodridge-dr2ji]

Good exercise

[@AG-qx6ly]

lol Tigress this was so funny 😂😂😂de chicken had rigor mortis🤣🤣🤣

[@tranquilbeginnings8174]

Haha we bajan don't usually eat roosters and you got 1 lol . We raise special chicken for eating not yard fowls

[@stedwatts2486]

TIGRESS, YOU'RE CERTAINLY RIGHT WOMEN ARE SO SWEET 🎂🧁

[@vernabar7093]

This chicken is around forty five years old 😂🤣🤣🇺🇲

[@DGvaluemedia]

Nafurahi sana kuona mukenya yuko barbados,I am so happy,so I want to come in barbados can you help me for information?

[@RacqSprinz]

That poor boney chicken 🐓 🤣🤣🤣🤣 I’m still laughing 😂 and

[@SimeonTurney-i5z]

We use eat Yard flow back in day they are sweet this young Generation doesn't know about them

[@bonitaweekes4366]

They are hard because no body feeds them and they are old, that is why we do not use them.

[@elainecarrington7921]

Oh loss,look the yard fowl drama

[@iStayawake247]

Do u eat 🦎 🦎 🦎?? "Arican tigress" NO 😂😂😂

[@jasonforsythe9851]

Fowl weh feed a yard nuh hard fi ketch ha ha #JamaicanProverb

[@Leslie-fj9iq]

Hate to say it but it seems like it's your first time doing the actual work we Jamaican do eat yard fowl but it was good seeing you do it

[@MarkSealy-zg5zo]

Hi African Tigress,can you please give me the link to your bajan lady friend that was with you at Harrison's Cave.

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

youtube.com/@keeasky?si=D4IIT2qkL1O6Mp0-

[@KevonPryce-db9ly]

We eat common fowl in our country too you of to pressure it to enjoy it