🔥You MUST know this

[@petereames9085]

Thanks very much for the great episode! Very interesting and life saving! Don't listen to the haters people like that just try to get a reaction! You ARE doing great!

[@oldtimeoutlaw]

Thank you Vanessa for this vid about the beechnuts. Very very informative and much appreciated. Enjoy those nuts. Thank you. Peace.

[@asmith7876]

That's the biggest beech tree I've ever seen! We have a lot of black walnuts on our property, love to eat them, hate to harvest and process though, such a pain. You're looking as beautiful as ever and I could listen to you talk all day.

[@CharlesWhite-s5p]

Pretty woman you have a good amount of the English language, you can always communicate and get your points across ❤ we love you peace full information filled videos,👊

[@smoothvern165]

Thanks for sharing this important information! I’ve learned so many things from your videos!

[@JDoe-gf5oz]

Informational and it can double as ASMR.

[@dangriffiths613]

Great video. Thank you for all of the information. I really enjoy your videos

[@dennislindenpellinge]

Thank you Vanessa ! Nice video ! 😃❤🦊

[@MichaelStuartRandle]

Thank you, Vanessa, for sharing a food source I was ignorant of. Beech trees grow in Utah so I shall keep looking for them when I'm out in the woods. Videos like this are the reason I'm a lifelong fan. God bless you.

[@Paulbeck]

I grew up in the forest and fields of northern Michigan (USA). We ate a lot of beach nuts when we were kids. I didn't realize the could make you sick. Must be I never ate too many of them. Thanks for bringing back some childhood memories for me.

[@tedhampe3937]

Very valuable info regarding wild nuts and how to eat them

[@tedhampe3937]

Dear Vanessa You may like to train your dog to hunt truffles for feeding your family and maybe selling some and growing some . Best of wishes to you . Herbert T Hampe

[@davidcarter8457]

Hello Vanessa! ❤. Another great video, it’s been a marvelous week! ❤️👍🦬

[@sepponakkila]

Thanks for the nice video and greetings from Finland. 🍁🍂

[@scarrab76]

I love your channel, so full of wisdom. You are an amazing woman Vanessa, A true hero to a lot of people. I have watched your channel for.... well 12 years. Since I came down with 4th stage cancer, but here I am. Testimony that God can beat all. Anyway Nuff about me, Yer channel is awesome, keep up the great work. God bless you and family. I am 48 yr old old man who used to live like you. But now I live through you my friend so please keep up the adventures :-)

[@Azphreal]

I grew up in the English countryside and used to snack on these as a kid as there were many beach trees in the area.

[@pavelusa3423]

Beech right?taking a walk with Vanessa is always a treat,edifying and pleasant..

[@Mic6S]

Much love, sincere love to Vanessa blank. MBs Love the life

[@rooramblingon895]

In England these nuts are called beech mast. It was traditionally used as food for pigs. As an Englishman (wer in Deutschland hatte gewohnt 30 jahr vorher....bad grammar, es tut mier lied), I miss the word autumn on KZbin 😢. Great video, again.

[@davidmccoy8681]

Good day Vanessa

[@earlbrown8406]

Love that your putting out plenty of content. You're so beautiful! Once again, a very big hello from Alaska. Take care and have a wonderful day!

[@TheSaneHatter]

America, too, has a population of "vanished" trees: in our case, they were American Chestnuts, which were nearly wiped out by disease in the mid-20th century.

[@waltermears3044]

Great video Vanessa.Always love your content here in Texas.We have beech trees and pecan trees Both produce edible nuts.I hope you have a wonderful Evening❤❤❤❤

[@JasonRuth-k1n]

I Enjoy all your Videos, They are Very Educational and very Informative 😀. Keep up the great work 👍💪.

[@petey9338]

Thank you Vanessa great video ❤ you look lovely wearing glasses 👓 😊 UK 🇬🇧

[@johnbaldwin143]

I always have 20 ish days of food in my supplies but I also know my local terrain. This incudes Ponds, Springs, drainage ditches, et all! Vanessa not one moment is wasted when you share your own journey! Hope your child is doing well also?

[@DavidHopson-uv4bd]

Thanks for the info 🎉

[@Mr.Shartly]

Great video! I bought a twig stove last week and tried it out over the weekend. It's great, it folds down to the size of a notebook when you're not using it. I still carry a small propane tank like yours in case it rains.

[@KlausZanetti]

With Vanessa Blank in the wood, it`s always good 👍! There`s always something to learn, come on guys, now it`s your turn !

[@bansheesfather3778]

Hey dude don't mean to sound rude, but I won't waste my time trying to rhyme!

[@rollsroyce7325]

Thanks a lot for those technics, advices and tips Vanessa 👸🏼😍👌❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@leonardopoli319]

Hi Vanessa, interesting video 👍. Have a nice evening 👋

[@larrysheedy4293]

Thx Vanessa. Aika looks great.

[@owenmorse3136]

We all have to be careful what we pick up from the floor or from a tree 🌳 it's important we wash the toxins away before eating important information Vanessa. ❤Vanessa.

[@tedhampe3937]

Thank you

[@shadetreemotorsports]

Thanks,great information Vanessa.

[@saifulnisan9763]

watching. INDONESIA. ❤❤

[@jimengle3178]

Hi Vanessa, nice video. I'm going to miss you when they are not here everyday like they have been. 😊

[@RobertAdelsberger-o1u]

Wow… I didn’t know that about the beech nuts. Thanks! Now I will be careful not to eat so many. This year I am working on one of my biggest legacies. Do you know the Giant Sequoia? I began growing one from a small sapling. They can reach heights of 300 feet and live for 100’s of years. Of course I will never see this tree grow big but hopefully my children and their children will see it. Great Video Vanessa. See you tomorrow!😊

[@arthurphetteplace8917]

😉 Thank you Vanessa Liked your video 👍👍 Nice to see Aika out there keeping you safe. Have a nice day 👋

[@Echoingsweetly]

Great content🌹Thanks🌹

[@DavidDean-k9k]

Ate a lot of these as a kid.

[@KarinFourie-r2u]

Love you videos on survival foods.

[@boboneil949]

Great content, survival food. you as always, are very charming

[@richardsmith6741]

Hi Vanessa...

[@kijuty]

Beech Trees here in PA. -- Beech leaf disease is a newly discovered, lethal sickness affecting beech trees. The symptoms of the disease often present as dark green bands between the veins of the tree’s lower leaves -- eventually spreading throughout the tree.

[@user-raetherave-t3]

Thank-you. I wonder where you learnt bushcraft???😊

[@VictorN-o2z]

Great ! 💛👍

[@calebswanson462]

In California I have red oak nuts.alot of tannin. 😂I watched accidently you on high speed and you then were suddenly Californian .👍

[@omersuna2]

👍👍

[@garylester3976]

And dont forget people, to carry a few with you in your pockets, to drop in other places that look good for growing food trees! The Elves did it! 😊

[@MarcMallary]

Americans call the nuts from oak trees acorns. It may take multiple rinsings with boiling water, to remove the tanic acid. Some people put the acorns in a sack and emerse them in a stream for several days, to leach the acid.

[@locksbog4270]

👍😃✌️💪❤️

[@andyko09]

wieder etwas dazu gelernt, wußte nicht das der "strandbaum" zu deutsch die buche ist..... hört sch natürlich nur so an, geschrieben beechtree.... die akustische übersetzer ki macht daraus leider den strandbaum 🌴 😅

[@nurijabuljubasic6191]

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@tsvigo11_70]

Теперь я не умру только у нас в лесах нет таких деревьев.

[@IQIkar]

This is for USA Soldiers.😂😂

[@plupyduplupydu1369]

A mass year? This year, here is low amount. Is it a cycle of famine?

[@fredjarosh3056]

Or if you can find Schweinshaxe 😂😂

[@vladimirparamonov456]

you look so beautifull

[@JohnA000]

I don't believe beech trees are plentiful in the US.

[@PeteRed-ig3fp]

Why what an Ubermensch

[@alasdairblackmore2592]

Yeah guys ... don't forget to heat your nuts before you let the girls feast on them !

[@kingrafa3938]

👍👍👍

[@Bla-wx8sm]

👍👍👍👍