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Maggot Feeder Saved the Day (Catch, Clean, Cook) - Hunt Prep, Squirrel Stand, Trail Cam Success

Maggot Feeder Saved the Day (Catch, Clean, Cook) - Hunt Prep, Squirrel Stand, Trail Cam Success

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Rating: 4.0; Vote: 1
It's been about 2. 5 weeks since we set up the maggot feeder, so we head back to check it out and try to catch a limit of trout for a catch and cook. - Mystery Tackle Box: [Use Code BEARDSMAN for your discount! ] After our fish, we head back to the off grid cabin in the wood for a fresh meal of brook trout cooked up on the BBQ with butter and woodobo seasoning. I do a bit of maintenance as well, with trails, cameras and do some preparations for the upcoming deer hunt. We find that the trails are being used nicely by all kinds of wildlife including raccoons, deer, coyote, and squirrels. I also make sure my treestand is ready to go for the deer season
Date: 2021-05-17

Comments and reviews: 9


If you are thinking about having like a farm like animals there. that's mean that there should be somebody there full time. but I would like to suggest since there wild free roaming animals such as deer, turkey and such. you just provides some eating zone somewhere around there and you can hunt them when the season aloud it. maybe like goat n horses would be extra help in carrying your stuff. like in the u tube fire box.
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I know you're always looking for ways to fund the show. With 1M+ viewers I think you should join the cameo app and wish people happy birthday, anniversary, etc from out in the bush on your free time. I think plenty of people would pay for a personalized message. You could add the suggestion at the end of your videos as a way for people to contribute. Just discovered the app and thought of you. Love the videos.
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Yes to the chickens, turkeys, ducks, pigs, a goat or two and a basic vegetable or herb garden. Can you plant corn that far north? With beans or tomatoes? How about feral quail? I have NO idea what could survive where you are. I-m in NZ, so a bit unfamiliar with your fauna! The cameras are fascinating. You would probably need only one or two pretty turkeys to lure in some wild ones.
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When I was about 13-14 years (60 years ago) old my buddy and I shot a woodchuck and tied the carcass to an over hanging branch on the stream that flowed through our farm. after a couple of days the maggots started dropping into the pool below and a small piece of pipe cleaner tied to the shank of the hook resulted in some great trout fishing.
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Great video -
I think livestock and a blacksmithing shop should be added to the Homestead. Maybe a guest house for me down at the pond with a porch dock preferably. -
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Chickens, rabbits, and a big ol piggy would be very cool there! Also you could set up a coal forge house to make your own hooks/arrowheads etc.
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If that deer marked her territory there's bound to be a male one coming to check that out i say leave the camera till I see more action.
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Have good luck! Hey if you wanna get a pig get a Kune Kune because they won't destroy and root up the ground as much as fast.
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