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Trapping WILD Snowshoe Hare in SNOW - Massive Catch! - Rabbit Sandwich & Stew

Trapping WILD Snowshoe Hare in SNOW - Massive Catch! - Rabbit Sandwich & Stew

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Rating: 4.0; Vote: 1
Take a walk with me and my son as we gather up a FULL LIMIT of SNOWSHOE HARE from our SNARE line! I also show you how to butcher and cook a wild rabbit. Eating store bought food all the time is boring! Let's live a little like people used to, hunt, gather, cook!
Date: 2021-05-17

Comments and reviews: 10


I really love the talk after the cleaning of the animals. You could tell he was a little upset about it. But you were patient and talked it out with him. I'm sure he got some time to decompress in between as well. You never seemed impatient or angry or shameing. Didn't force the situation.
He is super brave to have wanted to learn to dispatch with you. I don't think I could have done it. I want to try it first with fish. I have watched my dad do it in the kitchen sink with guinea pigs, rabbits, old hens, and pigeons (He's from Peru)
Harder since I'm older but I think it is a very valuable lesson and I want to learn. The lesson of something sacrificing and the value of food/meat is important. So no waste.
I do the same with picking out bones when I cook for my family. Bones give amazing broth flavor too!

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The Wooded Beardsmen Just wanted to say THANK YOU for the video! I-ve seen a few of your videos and I-ve enjoyed all of them! Specially this one with your son! I love how you sit with him at 8: 45 and explain to him and wipe his tear off. AWESOME FATHER FIGURE Brotha! I-m gonna start to do my 1st -wild rabbit- hunt here in my area and would appreciate any tips Sir. Basically I-m also starting on my shooting skills, have a 410fps bb handG, and a 800fps bb/pallet rifle. Any tips you can give me would be greatly appreciated! Hoping for a response at your convenience Sir. Blessings to you and your lovely family all the way from West Texas Permian Basin area!
Adam.

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One rare time I was out with my dad, he shot a grouse we went to a place with water, and without cleaning the grouse, he covered it with a thick cake of mud, build a good fire, and heated up some large stones, and dug a fairly deep hole, when the stones got hot, buried them in the hole and on top pit the grouse, and buried it! we left for a few hours, 4 or 5 hours later we came back, he dug up the grouse, he cracked the mud on a rock, and pulled it off, took most of the feathers too, he then cleaned it and we ate! It was a very tasty dinner!
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Your boy is so cool and smart and I love how patient you are with him. I learned to fire a bow at like 6 or 7 years old and I think I learned how to fish even earlier. A bb gun a year after that. A rifle by 10 years old and a shotgun by 11 or 12. but my dad would very easily get mad. By the time i was 13 or so I refused to go on family vacations because I knew most of the trip would be my dad getting super angry with everyone and cussing us all out for the rest of the drive. my point is that you're doing it right!
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Cool Video Thank U ---
And by the way congrats having such an addorabel son
The way he ist looking at U reminds me at the sentence: For a Kid the Name of God is father and mother (from the Motion Picture The Crow)
Greetings from Vienna Austria

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God bless you and your sweet family. Enjoy them while you're young. In 3 yrs. I'll be 70 yrs. old and all my children have grown up and left home. Teach them how to survive in an uncertain world.
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Really interesting, but notice all the fallen trees, which means a Big Foot loves there, notices the big X they make out of two trees! Not too safe a place to be trapping!
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I love meat but my families apartment is too small to cook any because the smell sticks to the floor and walls. I watch your videos and they made me so hungry hahaha
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Thank you for teaching your son the cycle of life but also to respect it and that it shouldn't be pleasurable to take a life in order to live; -living takes life-
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hey wooded beardsman what wmu are you snaring in this video, i snare wmu 48, the hare in your area seem so easy going and are not as spooky as the ones in my area
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