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Catch and Cook RABBIT and HARE! - AMAZING SUCCESS! - CLEAN, COOK Over BUSHCRAFT Fire!

Catch and Cook RABBIT and HARE! - AMAZING SUCCESS! - CLEAN, COOK Over BUSHCRAFT Fire!

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I will TEACH you how to set a SNARE for RABBIT and SNOWSHOE HARE using a simple metal wire that you can find at your hardware store. Can you spot the LIVE RABBIT (challenge! Keep your eyes open! Can you find the EASTER EGG (see below for contest details. Catch and cook it! Woodobo SPICE (FOR SALE): COMPLETE SURVIVAL CHALLENGE: CONTEST RULES! SPOT THE EASTER EGG CHALLENGE! You need to pay close attention to the video and spot something artificial that I have added to the video which does not belong in order to win a boreal 21 tripper kit by agawa canyon. FIRST PERSON to spot it WINS a SAW! Drop your guesses below. I won't be able to check answers until later, but it will be obvious when you spot it! Good luck and have fun! LINK to prize: Keep your survival tactics and techniques sharp in case you need them! Now is the time to practice, not when you really need them! Porcupine: Beaver: Bear: Catfish: Foraging a Meal: Eating Groundhog: Duck and More: Yabbies/Crawfish: Muskrat: Ice Fishing Trout: Canada Goose: Hare and Grouse: Black Squirrel: I'll go over identifying active trails and runways, how to position the snare, how to build the snare and where to put the snares. I'll also teach you how to spot rabbit and hares in an interactive hare spotting challenge! Later, I'll clean the rabbit and turn them into a meal cooked over the fire. I'll sear them and add spice and make them into a very tender meal with potatoes and carrots, a real bushcraft meal! This is how you catch survival FOOD! Like the content? HOW to HELP this channel for FREE! Let's get 100, 000 Subs! 1. Watch the FULL video, right click set to AUTO REPEAT. Let it run 3 times! Total watch time for the video matters, You Tube tracks this! 2. Click LIKE. (You Tube track this) 3. Leave MANY comments. You Tracks engagement. Drop in 5 comments, or more! 4. Share it! This is tracked in my stats, more SHARES, more better: ) 5. Add it to a playlist such as your watch later. YT tracks this! 6. The first 48 hours are key! We need about 5, 000 computers/devices to do this! If you do all this, YT will PROMOTE the video to other people as a recommended video then the video will keep rocking! We've already tested this and it WORKS 100%! This is how you can support the channel for FREE! Gear and Products &
Date: 2021-05-17

Comments and reviews: 10


I know I am late but I did see the panda in the woods -27: 00 don't know if that was the thing you were talking a boat lol nice vid sorry your not able to show all the fun bits of what real people are about but its the same people that cant look at guts on YouTube that will not make it when we all have to rely on survival so I am not worried about them we won't have to care for them they will die first may they rest in peace with there grass and leaves in there belly
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i hate how everyone's forgotten the balance of the world, the food chain, whether we like it or not we're animals, and we play our role in the chain. if we want things to remain flowing the way they should. we will continue eating the way we always have according to the chain. show respect for the kill and their sacrifice and don't mass kill them for a lesser demand then what you get from them and its okay.
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In the snow like that at 8: 35, you could build up a light thatch of little sticks on the sides of your snare location and then shovel snow from off the trail against the sticks to make tunnel/funnel of drifts. A small strong lightweight entrenching tool that could double as a hatchet (along with one of those folding hand saws) would be a handy tool for you I would think.
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I remember snaring my first snowshoe hare up in the White Mountains in NH. It was watching us from 25- away from where we camped and I told my buddy it was supper. It was great. The liver is my favorite. Brings back memories. I-m 67 years old and I was in my 20s. Great video.
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Yes people who complain would rather go hunt at the grocery store whether they do the killing and processing, or the company they buy from it's got to be killed and processed regardless why complain GOD gave animals for humans to eat
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What! Watching your older videos and just found out how your seasoning was christened Woodobo! And you listed your secret (not soo secret) recipe. - Love the videos. Wishing you continued success.
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Fun fact when you said defrosted enough lol if you pick them up by the back legs and shake them around for a bit you can actually shake the frost out of them when cleaning them in the cold
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i was never aware of youtube recomending videos with more watch time, real glad im bad at paying attention cause i rewatch all your videos when im bored and stuck inside
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You will never offend me. This is some of the best bushcraft and learning experiences i have ever had. Keep doing what you're doing and don't stop. You're content is amazing --
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Just wanna say awesome job, it-s wicked to see a Canadian on here showing the world how we do Bushcraft but also passing the knowledge down to your son.
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