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Eating Beaver Tail! - Fire Arrow, Bearded Axe & Sword! - Catch, Pillage & Cook!

Eating Beaver Tail! - Fire Arrow, Bearded Axe & Sword! - Catch, Pillage & Cook!

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Rating: 4.0; Vote: 1
Download Viking through my links below and Get 200 gold, a protection shield for free: iOS link: Android link: Join Ryan and me, Tormund Giantsbane as we pursue nuisance wild beaver in effort to satiate our ravenous hunger after successfully defeating the enemy in combat! Ryan's Behind The Scenes HERE: Check out our 5 DAY SURVIVAL SERIES: Paypal Donations: We track down beaver in it's natural habitat, raid the house and chase it down using Viking weapons including a bearded axe and sword. Next we pillage from a nearby settlement to procure tubers including potatoes and yams, corn, and squash. We turn these into a delicious bushcraft meal over open fire in a Dutch oven. Fire is started using flint and steel, cedar bundle coupled with birch bark and a flaming arrow! All Vikings start their fires with flaming arrows. Finally we devour the tail of the beaver and talk about what it might mean for someone who is famished. -Special thanks to Ron Stemmler for the beaver! Ron is a trapper local to Elmira and teaches trapping courses for people in the area whom are doing a vital service of limiting population growth of specific animals that may be causing trouble for farmers. If waterways flood, then we can't grow plants to feed our families!
Date: 2021-05-17

Comments and reviews: 8


I appreciate the effort to teach survival techniques and and other practical tidbits. but I can-t help but notice the shallow focus. every video just seems to be redundantly obsessed with eating.
Pre modern man wasnt obsessed with just gorging. while paganistic look at the spirituality and depth of the native Americans, who were experts among experts on survival.
Why escape to nature to still be haunted with consumerism
That beaver stew did look terrific though

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As a Norwegian (Viking) I found this a little cringy at first, but I guess it's all in good fun. You don't find Beaver too many places here, but we've got them in some parts of the country. Moose, Elk, Deer and Reindeer are all more common. As well as a whole lot of different birds. Happy hunting anyway!
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We have lots of space in the UK, the new forest, Bournemouth area, to camp out and get lost living off the land. If you ever wanted to fly to the UK, I would be happy to show you about this fine land of plenty,
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That beaver tail would be great to blend in with deer burger!
Deer burger is pretty dry because of the low fat content; we usually mix half deer and half cow just to have a little fat content.

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- as a scandinavian descendant of the actual vikings, I found this very funny. Vikings eating wet hairy beaver and pillaging like your life was at stake - Good stuff.
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I haven't laughed for 20 minutes straight since I was. in my 20s and got drunk enough to think EVERYTHING and EVERYBODY was funny.
Thank you for that.

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Borderline cringe worthy. I'll still give a like, but two grown men playing dress up in the woods with horrible acting is not what I want to see.
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whatever that swinging thing is towards teh end of the video, it sounds liskt like a small airplane. likea cessna or piper
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